Visions on animal rights
Animal rights activists showcased their most recent exhibit at Fresno State this week, highlighting for the first time the parallels between animal suffering and human injustices. More>>

Possible fee hike in store for students
Fresno State students will decide whether their fees will increase by $40 when they vote on two proposals during the Associated Students election in April.More>>

Bulldog sororities raise money for New Orleans counterparts
Fresno State’s sororities came together Monday during their National Badge Day to help four sororities struck by Hurricane Katrina. More>>

Persians more violent than art depicts, archaeologist says
Since the beginning of human existence, war has been depicted through art, whether it was on cave walls or in sculptures and statues. More>>

Community sings for New Orleans college choir
Notes of charity filled Fresno State’s Concert Hall Monday night, as Fresno area choirs joined together to raise money for the hurricane-ravaged University of New Orleans’ Music Department. More>>

Fun and Games
Puzzle solutions and comics... More>>

Baseball preps for week ahead
The Fresno State baseball team takes on San Francisco this week in what was expected to be a two-game homestand. More>>

Four wrestlers advance to NCAA's for Bulldogs
Junior wrestler Greg Gifford defeated Eastern Illinois’ Greg Perz 36 seconds into the second period of the 184-pound title match at the NCAA Western Regionals Sunday to win the Region Championship. More>>

Women's Basketball Preview
The reigning Western Athletic Conference Player of the Year, Mirenda Swearengin, will not face anyone near her talent level, assuming the Bulldogs make the finals against expected opponent Louisiana Tech.  More>>

Softball returns home
The Bulldog softball team begins its longest streak of home games this week. More>>

Track continues outdoor season this week in Chico
Fresno State’s Track and Field program brought home six first place finishes from the men this weekend at the Stanislaus Open in Turlock, Calif.  More>>

Throwing down the gauntlet on abortion
I’VE GOT TO hand it to South Dakota. The “Mount Rushmore State” staked its claim to history this week by becoming the first state in recent memory to completely outlaw abortion. If I had to bet money a week ago, I probably would have predicted that the first state to pass such legislation would be in the Bible Belt South, not the comparatively populist Upper Midwest. More>>

Implications further knock Bonds – but it's still not enough
THERE WAS ANOTHER significant dose of information released against Barry Bonds, Tuesday, further implicating him as a steroid user. More>>

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