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Look on the bright side, it could be worse

Let’s face it: a loss is a loss.

In the standings, it doesn’t matter how close you came or how hard you played.

In pursuit of a Western Athletic Conference (WAC) title, however, everything matters in preparing for the next win.

 
 

On Football – Zero Beats One

Call it Bowl Championship Series math. It’s simple, really: Zero is greater than one.

 
 

‘Dog Bites

Both men’s and women’s cross country teams attended the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Championships in Logan, Utah on Saturday, and will attend regionals on Nov. 10.

 
 

Fun and Games – 10/29/07

Fun and games for Monday, Oct. 29, 2007.

 
 

Cutting hair for charity

Not all donators at the event felt the same about giving their hair.  While all were happy to give their hair to Locks of Love, the change was a big one, even to those who had donated before.  "It feels weird," 23-year-old Branda Place said about the experience, but added that she planned on giving again as soon as she could.  "It

“Are you ready?” Elsa Wolf asked, gripping the scissors firmly in her right hand.

“I guess so,” Carly Blau replied with a nervous grin and both legs shaking.

 
 

Mis-mannered

IT HAPPENED AGAIN the other day: as I was pulling up to the gas station and getting out, I noticed another person getting out of their vehicle too.

We made eye contact. It was on.

 
 

The One-Finger Salute

Thumbs up to the members of Fresno State’s Army ROTC program who have offered assistance to evacuees of the recent fires in Southern California. We’re proud to see these Bulldogs’ quick and helpful response.

 
 

Fresno State Army ROTC in the hot zone

Jon Bosch, 10, sleeps behind the plaza level seats at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, Calif., on Monday, Oct. 22, after he and his family were evacuated from Poway.  Bosch was one of thousands of evacuees making a temporary home of the San Diego Chargers

While thousands of students are cramming for midterms and writing essays, eight Fresno State cadets have pushed their textbooks and Scantrons aside to complete a different assignment.

 
 

Workers, students should leave their costumes hanging at home

As Halloween quickly approaches, the editorial staff of The Collegian would like to make a small request of students and faculty: leave your costumes at home.

Don’t get us wrong — The Collegian editorial staff does not consist of a handful of killjoys, jaded and bitter toward the candy-corniest holiday of the year. Many of us have been and will be participating in various Halloween-related activities.

 
 
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