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Fashionable engineering
A mousetrap car zooms in between the feet of children in a place that looks like a museum. But these youngsters weren’t at the Met— they were at Fashion Fair Mall, where Fresno State engineering students held the annual Engineers at the Mall exhibit Saturday. More>>

Banquet honors students and local leader
Two Fresno State students received the Rosa Parks-Dr. King Award Saturday in a banquet at the Ramada Inn west of Shaw Ave. More>>

KMPH turns attention to fraternities and alcohol
A recent three part series has once again highlighted Fresno State’s fraternities, with students taking notice. More>>

Lost near Shaver Lake, Fresno student surives night in cold
A fun snowmobile ride nearly turned into a nightmare when Casey Steggall, 24, went missing for 22 hours near popular Fresno State vacation place Shaver Lake. More>>

Features

Spay and neuter pets to save lives
EVERY DAY AN average of 110 animals are killed in the Fresno County because of animal overpopulation. The Central Valley SPCA hopes to change that.

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International student director brings world to Fresno State
International students offer an opportunity for Fresno State students to learn about the world without leaving home, said Lucia B. Hammar, the new director of International Student Services and Programs. More>>

Rain can't keep us down
Rain didn’t discourage the fans who came out to support Bulldog baseball. More>>

Student newspapers at risk for censorship
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal by journalism students in Illinois in a case regarding the right of school administrators to censor student newspapers. More>>

Girls and Sports
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'Dogs take good with the bad

The run of consecutive series victories is over. After taking the third game of the series against Fresno State 6-3, the No. 12 Stanford Cardinal (9-4) ensured a 2 of 3 series victory over the Bulldogs (7-8). More>>

Students need to send 'Dogs out big Monday

There is no doubt this season has been filled with mixed emotions for those involved with the Fresno State basketball program. More>>

Men's Basketball Preview
Kevin Bell epitomizes what the rest of the Bulldog basketball team is — tough. More>>

Bulldogs beat Broncos
The Fresno State women’s basketball team secured its seventh 20-win season in Idaho on Sunday with a 65-55 victory over Boise State. More>>

Bulldogs wrap up tournament with loss
Six runs in a single inning by the Cal Poly Mustangs proved to be too much for the Bulldog softball team to overcome in the Palm Springs Classic Saturday. More>>

Opinion

Interim coach deserves permanent post
IN A FEW months, the college basketball season will be over and the Fresno State athletic program will be searching for a permanent head coach for the women’s basketball team. More>>

Stem cell research should go forward

FEW TOPICS FUEL debate over ethics more than embryonic stem cell research. To some, this frontier science goes well beyond the earthly limitations of acceptable medical practice and ventures into a realm once reserved only for God himself. More>>