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Writers talk of change
If you habitually read the paper, then you are one of a dying breed, a speaker said Friday at Fresno State . More>>

Director wants all residents in dorms by next month
Students are temporarily being housed in the University Inn until dorm rooms free up on campus. More>>

Potential students visit, consider campus
High school seniors and junior college transfer students from around California gathered on campus Friday and Saturday to explore Fresno State and its viability as a potential college campus. More>>

Features

It's party time with Haveson
Randy Haveson started having doubts in the early 1990s about the alcohol and drug prevention programs for high school and college students. More>>

Raising awareness
Take Back the Night was first held in Germany in 1973 as a response to a series of sexual assaults, rapes and murders. More>>

Offering a chance to make a difference
“Make A Difference Day” is a nationally recognized day that falls on the fourth Friday in October. More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios. More>>

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Sports

Bulldogs bulldoze over Aggies
It looked as if the Utah State Aggies and the Bulldogs switched uniforms right before kick off of the homecoming game Saturday night. In the opening minutes, a sell-out crowd of 42,701 at Bulldog Stadium saw Paul Pinegar throw an interception to Utah’s Terrance Washington. The Aggies’ ensuing drive led to the first score of the game, a one-yard rush by Chris Forbes. More>>

'Dog Bites
Freshman Nicole Gutierrez scored on a header in the 115th minute of double-overtime to lift Fresno State to a 1-0 victory at Boise State on Sunday afternoon. Fresno State now stands at 5-8-1 overall and more importantly, 2-1-0 in WAC play. More>>

Opinion

Being a student of tragedy
Sometimes I’ve sat in awe listening to my elders describe what it was like for them to live through America’s Great Depression or fight in a World War. At times it’s overwhelming and I wonder when I will ever have stories to tell. More>>

All gassed out
Tired of paying too much for gasoline at the pump? Good, you’re probably not the only one feeling that way. With the recent spike in gas prices going up to $3.20 a gallon and dropping to $2.90, many people are paying a lot at the pump to get to school. More>>