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Voters to decide on abortion measure
California’s myriad of proposed ballot initiatives just wouldn’t be complete without the subject of abortion raising its divisive head, and this year’s election is no exception. More>>

Hundreds take back night

The Raging Grannies were among a variety of speakers and performers at Wednesday’s Take Back the Night. The group sang about women’s rights, war and voting. More>>

Potential grads: check in with counselors
Everyone knows someone who got stuck at school for an extra semester or two because they took the wrong classes, but Student Success Services is here to make sure that happens as little as possible. More>>

CSU system recognized for using green energy
Green energy has powered the California State University system into the number two spot on a Top 10 College and University Green Partners list compiled by the Environmental Protection Agency. More>>

Features

Fresno revisits the Civil War

Gun smoke will hang thick over the grounds of Kearney Park this weekend, as the Civil War Revisited returns to Fresno. More>>

Marie Antoinette

reigns again
I have to admit, when I saw the trailer for Sofia Coppola’s newest film, “Marie Antoinette,” I was excited. Coppola combined two things I love: a period-piece film and 80s rock music. More>>

Tree walkers
While Fresno State might appear to be a typical school, it distinguishes itself from the other 23 California State University Schools with its luscious greenery throughout the campus. More>>

Sports

Fresno State Football Game Preview

Once again, Fresno State has entered the national spotlight, only this time it’s the surprise regarding the Bulldogs’ inability to win. More>>

Make good use of the fantasy flex
In some fantasy football leagues, there is the “Flex” position. For those unfamiliar with the term, it is a position which allows you to play an additional RB or WR. More>>

Lady 'Dogs hit the court ready to break out again
The Fresno State women’s basketball team is looking to improve upon its school record 24 wins, set last season. At right: The Bulldogs’ Paige Diggs looks toward the basket while driving by teammate Kendra Walker-Roche. More>>

Volleyball ramshackled in defeat
The buzzsaw that is the New Mexico State volleyball team ran right through the Bulldogs in a 22-30, 20-30, 16-30 match. The Aggies (22-1, 6-1) hit .405 for the match, compared to only .138 for Fresno State (3-15, 1-7). More>>

Opinion

The science of registering for classes

IT’S THAT TIME of the semester, and some would say that it’s pretty much the best part of the semester. Yes, friends, it’s time to schedule classes. It’s time to decide what major classes you’re going to take, or what major you’re going to change to, or when you’re finally going to get around to seeing your adviser. More>>

Election process needs overhaul
STEVE HAZE IS a decent candidate and deserves a decent shot at getting elected to Congress this November. What? Never heard of Steve Haze? Well, you’re not alone. Haze has been left largely on his own to troll for votes in the political wilderness, in this case California’s 21st congressional district, represented for the past four years by Devin Nunes, R-Visalia. More>>

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