Learning about the law
Knowledge of the law can be helpful, whether you are running from it or working to enforce it. More>>

A little something for everyone

Fresno State student Brittany Morris did some power shopping at Fresno State’s annual Vintage Days Crafts Faire on Saturday. More>>

Graduation nears for seniors, many prepare
Noah Garcia has some degree of fondness for Fresno State because of the six years he has spent as a student...  More>>

Immigrant student anxious about proposed bill
The US Senate is reconvening today, and one Fresno State student is anxious to see what will happen next in Washington’s illegal immigration debate. More>>

CSSA students praise Calif. governor
A press conference this morning to thank Gov. Schwarzenegger for his proposed fee freeze in the 2006-2007 proposed CSU budget will also voice the concerns of the CSSA and the CSU system. More>>

Student work featured in events for painter
After first seeing painter Arshile Gorky’s work, Nouritza Matossian knew she was hooked. More>>

The human side of reporting
Christine Park has a red belt in Taekwondo and once broke her ankle sliding down a fire pole.  More>>

Walking the line of tradition
Amidst the students rushing to their one o’clock classes at Fresno State... More>>

Career Fair Wednesday helps students prep for life after college
Professional dress and a resume is requested at Fresno State’s annual Career Fair... More>

Relay for Life

Ryan Tubongbanua / The Collegian

“Relay for Life,” began on Saturday. It is an overnight fund-raiser for the American Cancer Society that was kicked off by a lap led by caretakers and cancer survivors. Each team keeps at least one member of its team on the track at all times.

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Women's tennis wins fifth straight WAC title
Fresno State’s men’s and women’s tennis teams achieved different results this weekend at the WAC championships in Boise, Idaho. More>>

Bulldogs hang Hawaii out to dry
It was Fresno State’s weekend, and Hawaii was just happy to be a part of it. More>>

Diamond ‘Dogs take two of three from San Jose
San Jose State retreated to their dugout empty-handed on Sunday as Junior pitcher Andy Underwood shut the Spartans down and out.  More>>

Why NBA Playoffs reign as king
EVERY MORNING I start my day off about the same. And it was no different early Sunday morning, about 10 minutes before 8 a.m. More>>

'Dog Bites
The Fresno State women’s golf team will begin its run at the Western Athletic Conference Tournament Championship when it begins play today in San Jose. More>>

Gas prices not entirely fault of GOP leadership

DEMOCRATS ARE ON the warpath, and they’re using rising gas prices as the weapon of choice to castrate Republican campaigns as political races heat up across the nation.  Democrats are systematically and strategically pointing out the shortcomings of the Republican party’s inability to control the market forces that are driving gas prices higher and higher as they yell “shortages.”  More>>

Rumsfeld must step down
IT IS TIME for Secretary of Defense Donald Rumseld to either submit his resignation to President Bush — or for the President to fire and replace him.  The need for Rumsfeld’s departure does not stem from the half-dozen or so retired generals who called for his replacement two weeks ago.

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Letters to the Editor
One of the things that makes America great is its cultural and ethnic diversity. Diversity, however, can only exist when there is a balance of people groups in America.   More>>