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The Patriot Act in context
In times of national crisis, the courts will always sacrifice constitutional rights for the sake of security, a former presidential speechwriter said Monday. More>>

Combat and the campus
A group of 15 students wanted to share its perspective with military recruiters during Vintage Days last April. More>>

Building defense difficult, attorney says
Former Fresno State basketball player Terry Pettis will wait in jail another couple of months as his pending murder trial is again delayed. More>>

Sergio Arau and Yareli Arizmendi
As artists, Sergio Arau and Yareli Arizmendi see their task as making the invisible visible, the husband and wife duo said Tuesday night in the SSU. More>>

Features

Leaping for Relief
Students defied gravity as they leapt for relief Tuesday. More>>

Applying some hard-earned education
As a System and Applications Analyst for Clovis Unified School District, Fresno State graduate Lynn Rueter is doing something she likes and studied for. More>>

Preparing for the future
An annual event on campus for nearly the last decade, Fresno State Day is expected to draw up to 1,500 students and parents. More>>

Put your religious wit where your mouth is
Fresno State students can receive $100 from the Campus Crusade for Christ club, just by asking a tough question of a guest speaker.More>>

Pharmaceutical options
Brainy math and science students aren’t known for winning popularity contests in school. More>>

Growing in every way
Deep in the armpit of the Central Valley, there is a 327-acre arboretum containing thousands of trees, bushes and flowers. More>>

Fun and Games
Comics and puzzle solutions. More>>

Sports

Setting his sights on the highest goal
Entering his senior year at Fresno State Jon Rosa has proved mental strength is a key ingredient to success in golf. Known to his teammates at “Chubs,” Rosa is a strong asset to the team. More>>

'Dog Bites
Fresno State competed against 15 other teams at the Alister MacKenzie Golf invitational Tuesday, placing second with 847 and losing to host Cal by only three stokes. More>>

Solid wins keeps 'Dogs positive
The Utah State game last week was a turning point for the volleyball team, or at least, the team hopes so. More>>

Bulldogs are WAC's big-time players
Even with the Fresno State football team coming off a 37-7 victory over New Mexico State on Saturday, I couldn’t help but feel that something was missing. Finally, it clicked. The Fresno State football team needs to realize something—it is no different than USC—in the eyes of every Western Athletic Conference team it plays this season. More>>

Opinion

Editorial: Show your Bulldog pride
You may not have accepted it yet, but Fresno State is known nationwide because of athletics, not academics or our award-winning wines. More>>

Letters to the Editor
In response to your article “Combat and the campus” published on Oct. 10, I have to say that recruiters have used every trick in the book to get me signed up prior to college. I may have plans to join the armed forces after my graduation, but I did not fall for some of the blatantly obvious tricks to get me signed up. More>>

The soup kitchen analogy
A guest speaker addressing a meeting of university officials made me rethink my role to the community as a college student. More>>

Sports and steroids: baseball league comes out swinging
Major League Baseball is doing the right thing. More>>

Wasted Daze
By Andrew Riding. More>>