Phone registration falling away
Beginning with the fall 2006 registration cycle, the option to use the telephone to add or drop classes will no longer be available. More>>

Ad professor inducted into Valley Hall of Fame

Just out of college, and lugging television camera equipment that weighed as much as she did up the stairs of a gymnasium, Jan Edwards knew this wasn’t the job for her.  More>>

Students find money, relief in scholarships
Books: $400. Semester tuition: $1,515. A better life through higher education: Priceless….right?
Wrong.  More>>

Disqualified candidate understands decision
Early campaigning on MySpace and Facebook caused the Election Commission to disqualify a potential Associated Students presidential candidate from running. More>>

The Armenian odyseey
Professor Barlow Der Mugrdechian spoke as part of the Osher Institute Lecture Series. More>>

Students to aid Big Brothers Big Sisters by bowling
Clayton and Jonathan have been matched up since April of 2003. They meet once a week to ride bikes, work in the garden, or volunteer at a retirement home. Jonathan lives with his grandma, Beth, who has raised him since he was a baby. Clayton is his Big Brother. More>>

Bowling coach gets a strike with national award
WHEN GLENN CARLSON won the Kerm Helmer Horizon Award he didn’t even know he had been nominated. The award recognizes his work with young bowlers. More>>

Catch 'em on the Flipsyde
The creation of the band Flipsyde had a lot to do with luck. Piper, the band’s MC, said he and fellow band member Steve Knight were working independently in the Bay Area when they first met and began to collaborate More>>

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

Master in the art of throwing

IN 1984, RAMONA PAGEL did what many aspiring shot putters dream of doing but few ever achieve — she made the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Team and walked into the Olympic stadium in her home town of Los Angeles as a certifiable world-class athlete.  More>>

Bulldogs win Diablo Grande Invitational
The Fresno State men’s golf team took home the title of the Diablo Grande Invitational Tuesday, with three team members finishing in the top 15 of the tournament. More>>

Women's Basketball Preview
Chantella Perera and Tierre Wilson have stepped up big for the Bulldogs as of late. Both led all scorers last Sunday with a 19-point outing against UNLV in the first round of the WNIT. More>>

'Dog Bites
Coming off of a seventh-place finisht at last week’s UNLV Spring Invitational, Jennifer Shipley was named the WAC Women’s Golfer of the Week award. More>>

Women's rights and presidential politics
AMERICA WOULD BE AN INTERESTING nation if Hillary Clinton wins the democratic nomination and if first lady Laura Bush’s wish of having U.S. Secretary of State Condeleeza Rice to be the Republican candidate for 2008 presidential race comes to pass. More>>

Senator's call to censure Bush a political ploy
WE’RE MORE THAN seven months from the midterm elections that will determine control of the legislative branch of government for the final two years of President Bush’s administration yet we’re already seeing the start of election campaigning. More>>

SD abortion law places unfair burden on low income women
SINCE SOUTH DAKOTA’S recent ban on abortion is contradictory to the national precedent of Roe v. Wade, a Supreme Court showdown will soon ensue.  More>>

Google's battle with government over search data raises questions
I KNOW ON ST. Patrick’s Day everyone had fun and got drunk and let loose.  But if you got a little crazy with your Google searching, the federal government may soon find out. More>>

Letters to the Editor
Why have students never been asked if they want UHS on their campus? Why have they never been asked if they are willing to give up their amphitheater for UHS? More>>

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