Opinion

My life in cookies

By Ben Keller • Mar 14, 2008

THE PAIN WAS EXCRUCIATING. I writhed and squirmed, trying to ignore it, but I couldn̢۪t stand it any longer. I needed Ora-gel. 7-Eleven was out of stock, so I had to drive the extra distance to AM/PM. I think I would have crossed several states to alleviate this agony.

Pick up a book!

By Benjamin Baxter • Mar 12, 2008

KIDS THESE DAYS JUST DON̢۪T APPRECIATE a good book. Whether it̢۪s from being burnt out on expensive upper division texts or longwinded seminars with obscure readings, about 42 percent of college graduates plan on never reading a book again, according to a Jenkins Group, Inc. study.

Campus Speak

By Staff Reports • Mar 12, 2008

What are you doing for spring break? Do you have any special plans?

Editorial: Fresno’s Tower District needs the support of our students

By Staff Reports • Mar 10, 2008

In the March 5 publication of The Collegian, as part of the regularly occurring Campus Speak feature, the Opinion page included a series of interviews with students about participation in the annual Rogue Festival, accompanied by Campus Speak̢۪s companion video on The Collegian Online.

The One-Finger Salute

By Staff Reports • Mar 10, 2008

Thumbs up to the women̢۪s basketball team, who beat the University of Nevada, Reno Wolf Pack, making them WAC co-champions, along with the Boise State Broncos.

When numbers lie

By Jonathon Rezonable • Mar 10, 2008

AS A SPORTS WRITER, IT IS REALLY EASY TO get caught up in the statistics of any given sport. It wasn̢۪t too long ago that I bombarded Fresno State men̢۪s coach Steve Cleveland with questions about points, rebounds and assists.

Ska lives!

By Jonathan Lane • Mar 7, 2008

To some, this word might carry some less than positive connotations, however to me it represents nostalgia strung together by five simple letters. Personally, the word̢۪s first three letters summarize my very pivotal teenage developmental years.

Campus Speak

By Staff Reports • Mar 5, 2008

Do you think changing the location of the Rogue Festival would affect student involvement and attendance?

Stirring the pot

By Benjamin Baxter • Mar 5, 2008

Buzzwords come and go. One of education’s latest is “culturally responsive.â€Â Sigh. What’s usually omitted is how cultural responsiveness benefits us or our understanding of the world.

The One-Finger Salute

By Staff Reports • Mar 3, 2008

Thumbs up to us. The Collegian won 19 awards from the CCMA this weekend, including first-place awards in Sports-Page Design, Headlines, Infographic, Sports Action Photography, Breaking News Story and Overall Design. Members of The Collegian̢۪s print and online staffs traveled to San Francisco this weekend to attend seminars and pick up our awards. Our feet are tired.

Trivial Obsession

By Mathew Gomes • Mar 2, 2008

Here in the office of The Collegian, we love “Jeopardy!â€Â At least, I love the show. I’m not sure my colleagues have much more than a passing admiration for the game, but many...

Here lies tasteful mourning

By Jessica Lester • Feb 29, 2008

AND THE AWARD FOR THE MOST MORBID invention of the century goes to — Vidstone! What is a Vidstone, you ask? It is a device that flips open to show an LCD screen and looks like a Nintendo...