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Student-reared horses find new homes
Stretching his neck over the pen’s bars, the mahogany-colored gelding is eager for a rub on the head. More>>

Student reaction on hikes varies
Students have responded differently to the recent CSU student fee hike and to the salary raises for faculty, staff and campus executives. More>>

CSU enrollment up this year after budget-driven drop in 2004
Following a decline in 2004, the CSU system enrolled 405,000 students this fall, the CSU Office of the Chancellor has reported. More>>

Features

Giving to those less fortunate this season
The idea for Toys for Tots came from Major Bill Henrdrick’s wife, Diane, when she wanted Bill to deliver a hand crafted Raggedy Ann doll to a needy child for Christmas. More>>

Designing her own future one T-shirt at a time
Owning a business and being your own boss is the American dream, but not many people have a chance to live that dream, especially right out of college. More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios. More>>

Sports

Finding the perfect balance
It has been the focus of his life for as long as he can remember. Now a senior broadcasting major, Marcel Bourdase has his sights on earning his degree this year but the center of his life as a boy is still the center of his life today. More>>

'Dog Bites
In just its second NCAA tournament appearance in school history, the women’s soccer team lost 5-0 in the opening round to fifth-ranked Santa Clara. Because of a stingy Bronco defense the Bulldogs could only generate six shot attempts. More>>

Opinion

The case of the missing CSU students
When I first started attending Fresno State our campus looked more like an M&M factory than a melting pot with all of the different races milling about. Now that I’ve been here a few years our campus resembles a bag of jelly beans where some races are more prevalent than others. Some are disappearing. More>>

Nooners are not entertainment but the bane of my existence
Ah, the nooners, the bane of my well being at California State University, Fresno. No, not those nooners, you bunch of sickos. I mean the noontime music frequently played down in “the pit.” More>>