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Battle for the Amphitheater
Arguments in favor of and opposed to the construction of University High School in the Amphitheater are being offered as new concerns regarding the benefits of the high school surface. More>>

Campus alcohol awareness group growing, chair says
More than 3,000 campuses nationwide, including Fresno State, are observing National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week this week. More>>

AS Finance Committee to review funding policy
The AS Finance Committee will discuss Thursday whether it will grant retroactive funding to an organization after its event has taken place.More>>

Duo gets it Dunn
Country singers Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks know they "can't take the honky tonk out of the girl" at the SMC Tuesday. More>>

Features

Time to bust out those tennis shoes
Nancy Brinker established the Susan G. Komen foundation in 1982 in memory of her sister who died from breast cancer at the age of 36. More>>

Having fun without the alcohol
Tonight from 10 p.m. until midnight free milk and cookies will be handed out at the annual “Milk and Cookies After Dark” program. More>>

Fun and Games
Puzzle Solutions and Comics... More>>

Sports

Four Bulldogs earn WAC honor
Four Bulldogs have been named as WAC’s players of the week. It is the first such honor for women’s soccer goalie Angie Larsen and cross country’s Andrea Buckner. Football’s Clint Stitser was named special teams player of the week and Richard Marshall was named the defensive player of the week for the second time in his career. More>>

'Dog Bites
Fresno State (305-301-305--911) shot a third-round 305 on Tuesday at the 21-team New Mexico State Invitational to finish in ninth place. Missouri took the team title with an 891 total, while New Mexico State and New Mexico tied for second with 893 each. Freshman Jennifer Shipley shot a consistent 74 in all three rounds to finish in 10th place. Sophomore Laura Luethke placed 23rd. More>>

Opinion

Editorial: Measure will hurt education
Of the eight ballot measures before California voters, Proposition 76 has the most potential to hurt education. One of three propositions that aim to amend the California Constitution, Proposition 76 walks an odd tightrope of promoting fiscal conservatism while giving virtually unlimited power to the governor. More>>

Young divorcees all too common
It used to be that divorce was a topic for older, middle-aged adults. Not anymore. College students have joined the ranks of an increasing number of divorcees in the United States. According to an online report from the National Center for Health Services, half of all marriages in which the female is 18 or younger end in separation or divorce within ten years. More>>

Wasted Daze
By Andrew Riding More>>