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Celebrating a new year

With vibrant-colored fans, dancers perform “Back Home” at the 2007 Chinese New Year Celebration. The event was held at the Satellite Student Union Friday night. Chinese New Year is on Feb. 18 this year. More>>

Lt. Gov. to discuss jobs, education at FS Tuesday
California Lt. Gov. John Garamendi wants to help students find jobs. He wants to make sure universities are adequately providing students the resources they need to find a place in the work force after they graduate. More>>

Binge eating most common eating disorder in U.S.
When most people hear the words “eating disorder” they might think of Nicole Richie or a made-for-TV movie about the ballet dancer who forces herself to throw up to maintain her weight. More>>

Chestnut Avenue closed for construction
Chestnut Avenue between Barstow and Matoian avenues will be closed beginning Monday in continuation with a construction widening project. More>>

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Know your needs when buying a laptop
You walk into your favorite electronics dealer, full of hope and enthusiasm and packing a wallet stuffed with cash. The computer aisle beckons you with its shiny lights and glossy displays. Each looks the same, but it can’t be that simple. Maybe that salesperson can help. Or maybe it is better to ask a person who doesn’t get a commission on every computer he or she sells. More>>

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'Dogs win old-fashioned throw down

Sing it Quinton, “Stella got her groove back.” There’s an old axiom at The Collegian that says if Fresno State’s Quinton Hosley is singing during the post game conference, then the Bulldogs are probably in good shape. More>>

Bulldogs fall to NMSU
The up-and-down rollercoaster season for the Fresno State women’s basketball team continues and this time it was in the wrong direction.More>>

Softball finishes tourney on three high notes
The Fresno State softball team fared well in its first games of the season at the Kajikawa Classic in Arizona, ending the tournament on a three-game winning streak. More>>

Bulldogs drop two more
The Fresno State baseball team proved to be the perfect cure for the Stanford Cardinal, who a week earlier, was swept by Cal State Fullerton. More>>

Tennis knocks off No. 13
A dominant performance in single’s play helped No. 24 Fresno State cruise past No. 13 Pepperdine 5-2 on Saturday. More>>

Opinion

Card companies need Valentine's Day messages for real relationships
ON A ROUTINE visit to Target the other day, I passed by the greeting card section. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I was bombarded with images of pink and red hearts, symbolizing love, or some emotion resembling it. More>>

Time for university officials to own up
Friday’s article, “University funds misdirected,” which addressed the issue of more than $600,000 in diverted donations, demonstrates how reluctant university officials are to reveal serious errors that directly or indirectly affect students. More>>

The One-Finger Salute
Thumbs down to the lame phrases that adorn Conversation Hearts, particularly with this year’s animal-themed candies. Among things that, indeed, hinder conversation, “UR A TIGER” probably tops the list. More>>

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