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Writer sows her literary Oates
While each person is a completely unique individual, everyone ultimately is a collection of things that came before, writer Joyce Carol Oates said Tuesday night in the Satellite Student Union. More>>

Fewer student loan lenders under bill
On Wednesday, the U.S. House began review of a bill to cut student loan subsidies as part of the reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.More>>

CSU Dominguez Hills set to lose student paper
California State University Dominguez Hills will become the only CSU campus to not have a student-run newspaper in December.More>>

Student reps look beyond fee hike
After Thursday’s decision to raise CSU student fees, student representatives said there is still a long road ahead in the battle for affordable education. More>>

Features

Saving youths one program at a time
She has been down these hallways numerous times before, but it never gets easier. More>>

Radio variety spurs some unexpected fans
In a musical landscape inundated with monopolies and mandatory playlists, the lone sanctuary for free minded and independent music lies in college radio. Continuing in this rich tradition of diversity is KFSR, Fresno State’s radio station.More>>

Viewed in a whole new light
Three years ago a member of the community, a cancer survivor, approached the Women’s Resource Center and asked if there was any way to host a program on campus that could be used to raise money for cancer research and the Women’s Resource Center. More>>

World renowned pianist to play on campus
In 1970 Garrick Ohlsson proved he is one of the world’s greatest pianists by winning the Chopin International Piano Competition in Warsaw. More>>

Fun and Games
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Sports

Diving into his studies
Clint Stitser’s pool is dirty. His roommates knew once school started it wouldn’t get clean. It wouldn’t get clean because the 4.0 GPA student and Fresno State’s starting kicker was studying. More>>

Bulldogs bust into BCS poll
With a 6-1 record, the only loss coming to No.13 Oregon, the Bulldogs have cracked the BCS poll for the first time in school history. In the latest rankings, Fresno State is No. 24. More>>

'Dogs take No. 5 seeding
It looked like a Halloween party on the field east of Bulldog Stadium. More>>

'Dog Bites
It looked like a Halloween party on the field east of Bulldog Stadium. There were the Fanta girls, life-size bowling pins, Michael Jackson, a Mormon on a bicycle and a Fresno State football player. More>>

Opinion

U.S., UN global Internet wars
Global politics never cease to amaze me. More>>

Cell phones are space invaders
Drama offenders, where are you? When walking to class or in the bathroom, most of us don’t want to hear someone else’s drama or life story. More>>

We're losing the need to communicate
It might just be a fad, or it might be something that is here for the long term, but there is a slightly disturbing trend in our society today. People are becoming less publicly social and more enveloped in their own little world while around others.More>>

Letters to the Editor
2003 was a year of “firsts” for our daughter: her first job, first car and first boyfriend. Even her first bout with the chicken pox. But the greatest of these “firsts” occurred during admissions day when Erin learned she had been granted admission to Fresno State for the 2004 fall semester.More>>

Wasted Daze
By Andrew Riding. More>>