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In an exclusive interview with The Collegian editorial staff, former ambassador Joseph Wilson spoke about the current situation in Iraq, the revealing of his wife’s CIA identity and the decline of investigative journalism. More>>

Rec center looks to up attendance

Since its opening in February 2006, only one-third of Fresno State students have visited the 92,000-square-foot Student Recreation Center... More>>

Students continue supporting Bulldogs football
Fresno State students are giving Bulldogs football a second chance, if only because it’s homecoming. More>>

Group seeking legal marijuana establishes campus chapter
Aron Oblath envisions a future where marijuana users would no longer have to fear getting caught... More>>

PeopleSoft upgrade planned for weekend
Fresno State students will encounter a new computer screen when they go to register for courses for the spring 2007 semester. More>>

Features

Tailgaters party on four wheels

Not every Fresno State pre-game tailgate party includes a handmade barbecue pit, Direct TV hookups or a Bulldogs-themed van complete with professional paint job... More>>

Graduate reading introduces latest crop of literary talents
Imagine a room full of your fellow students and esteemed professors. Imagine all their attention on you. More>>

Cell-toting students keep connected with phones
If a person were to walk on Fresno State’s campus just as classes let out, that person would see a barrage of students flooding out of the buildings, many with cell phones attached to their ears. More>>

Students say Oktoberfest about fun and, duh, beer

Though the original Oktoberfest celebration in Munich has been over since the third of the month, cities around the world are just starting their celebration of German heritage. More>>

Sports

Fresno State Football Game Preview
In all of the years of Bulldogs football, none have reached as low of a point as the 2006 version. More>>

Five-game thriller goes to 'Dogs

Tiffany Hess and her Bulldogs teammates were able to celebrate with a win in the Save Mart Center for only the second time this season, defeating Utah State 30-28, 22-30, 25-28, 25-28 and 30-15. More>>

Week 6 a chance to make big gains
This week do not play anyone from the Browns, Packers, Colts, Jaguars, Vikings or Patriots … because they all have byes this week and they will get you zero points. More>>

The ol' snow game
Nick Swisher trotted out to right field and, with freak October flurries swirling at Comerica Park, plopped onto his back and began making mock snow angels. More>>

Groth criticizes Wolf Pack fans for behavior
After witnessing what she called “offensive” behavior at Nevada’s 31-3 victory over rival UNLV, University of Nevada, Reno athletic director Cary Groth said she’d seen enough. More>>

Opinion

Language not pertinent in gender debate

I APPLAUD THE efforts of anyone willing to fight for changing the spelling of the word “women.” It puts all those other crusades to shame. I will cast down my support for the Equal Rights Amendment, and I will cease fighting any sort of unfair wages to women. More>>

Students abuse campus conveniences
THE GOOD OLD days. I know I can’t picture having to use an actual typewriter to do term papers or write stories. I also can’t imagine life without Wikipedia or the Internet at all to help me find information I can poorly cite later. More>>