Debate sets

off campaign

Three candidates running for the top Associated Students position faced off in a televised debate Sunday. More>>

Gathering remembers Shee Yang, raises funds for family
A meeting in memory of Shee Yang, a Fresno State student who was killed with his two nieces in a mobile home fire March 19, was relocated Friday because of a larger turnout than organizers expected. More>>

Philosophy grows in popularity
Between the years 2000-2004 the number of students majoring in philosophy at Fresno State has nearly doubled.  More>>

Distributon of money leads to AS appeal
Three Associated Students senators appealed to the Student Court after a decision by the AS Senate to provide funding for an event after the deadline to apply had passed. More>>

Technology updates still in the works
Aferina Paras, a subcontractor with Helix Electric, stops working on the telephone cables underneath the street to grab more equipment. More>>

Dance heads to Washington D.C.
The six members of Fresno State’s dance production “Tablas” have an excellent excuse for skipping their final exams — they will be in Washington, D.C. dancing across the stage of the Kennedy Center’s theatre. More>>

Telenovela-based band plays Save Mart
Style was favored over substance Friday night at the Save Mart Center, as Mexican pop group RBD charmed Fresno State students and concertgoers from around the San Joaquin Valley. More>>

Puzzle Solution

'Dogs finish sweep
It wasn’t without a scare, but the Fresno State baseball team sent visiting Sacramento State back home winless in the WAC, defeating the Hornets 12-11 in Sunday’s finale. More>>

Defense shines in Visalia scrimmage
Rain may have dampened the field for the Bulldog football squad Saturday – but it didn’t dampen the team’s spirits. More>>

Anthony has 'Dogs in 8th
Fresno State golfer Jason Anthony shot a five-under par round on Sunday at Arizona’s National Invitational Tournament, giving him a tie for second place overall.  More>>

Softball takes 2 of 3
The Fresno State women’s softball team won its first series of the season 2-1 despite losing its final game to Nevada. More>>

Election code needs revision
WITH ASSOCIATED STUDENTS elections coming up, candidates for a number of offices have officially kicked off their campaigns. More>>

Immigration reform efforts ignore important points

IMMIGRATION IS THE hot topic of the day and the Bush administration is proposing a reform plan dubbed the “fences and doors” policy. More>>

Letters to the Editor
I think Natalie Garcia’s article “SD abortion law places unfair burden on low income women” is a disservice to the student population. More>>