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Classicist blasts Europe
While a number of countries have adopted economic and political systems favorable to the United States, some countries remain hostile and anti-American. More>>

Abortion issue splits debate crowd
The moderator declared a victory for the pro-abortion side in an Oxford-style debate held Wednesday in the Alice Peters Auditorium. More>>

Energy policy to make leader of Fresno State
Fresno State is set to become the nation’s largest academic producer of solar energy. More>>

Bookstore, AS talk on textbook prices; AS reconsiders funding relief concert
Ron Durham knows all too well the complaints from students about high textbook prices. More>>

Roberts sworn in as CJ but few stdents aware
John G. Roberts Jr., is the new Supreme Court chief justice. More>>

Features

It's all about

the Proof
Proof focuses on the life of Catherine, (played by Rhiannon Fernandez) a young woman who has spent the past few years of her life caring for her mentally ill father. More>>

Rodeo members are ready to ride
Anthony Estep, a Fresno State student who finished ninth in the nation last year for calf roping at the national finals rodeo, will attend a series of rodeos along with 10 other members of the Bulldog Rodeo Club. More>>

Celtic culture comes to Fresno
This weekend at Fagan’s Irish Pub in Downtown Fresno, folk artists from around the world will gather for the first annual “Fresno Celtic Fallderal,” a celebration of Celtic culture. More>>

Into the Blue
At face value, “Into the Blue” looks like a superficial movie made for people who want to get a dose of hot bodies soaked in water. More>>

Girls and Sports
By Justin Borus and Andrew Feinstein. More>>

Sports

'Dogs will take ice for new season
Today is a big day for Marcel Bourdase and 18 of his teammates because tonight, they will take on College of the Canyons at Valencia Ice Station. The Fresno State ice hockey players have been preparing for the season opener since Sept. 8, but nobody has known about it but them. More>>

Bulldogs take short break before New Mexico State
Head coach Pat Hill believes his players deserve a break, especially with the overwhelming victory over Mid-American Conference defending champs Toledo on Tuesday. After a light practice on Thursday, the Bulldogs will take Friday and Saturday off. More>>

'Dog Bites
Fresno State landed a fourth place finish at the Wolf Pac Invitation on Wednesday and placed three of its own in the top 25. The Bulldogs finished behind San Jose State, Nevada and Boise State, respectively. More>>

Opinion

The Alba phenmenon
Her eyes are piercing, already killing me softly. Her lips can say a million things without moving at all. Her light brown complexion can make any guy blush. More>>

Same Name S.O.S.
Have you ever walked across campus and heard your name called, only to turn around and respond and find out the person wasn’t talking to you? More>>

Letters to the Editor
In response to the letter to the editor submitted by Michelle Colvin on Friday, Sept. 23.: hate speech is free speech. Free speech is protected by the U.S Constitution. It doesn’t matter if it is the KKK or the author of The Vagina Monologues. The courts have drawn a line and that line is crossed when speech consists of inciting direct physical harm, which is illegal. More>>