Bulldogs get invitation to WNIT
When interim women’s basketball coach Adrian Wiggins stood before his team Sunday night to tell them they would be playing Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in the first round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament, he assured the Bulldogs that the Islanders are “a very good basketball team.” 
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Few students vote in AS elections
In the 2000 Associated Students election, 258 students voted. More>>

Choir performs Sunday ahead of Valley tour
Fresno State’s Concert Choir and Chamber Singers performed 19th century European love songs before the start of their annual Central Valley tour. More>>

Caught in the Moment
Snap. Surprise! You’re on camera — a camera phone, that is. More>>

'Wikis' click with college students, professors
First, the Internet turned colleges upside down, extending classrooms and changing the way people learned. More>>

Spitting distance: creating a yearbook of political protests
No matter what you think of today’s political climate, protesting is as American as apple pie and FBI surveillance.  More>>

Hot Dates
Professor David Ross will explore Volatire’s “Candide” and its relevance in the 21st century as part of the College of Arts and Humanities’ Lecture series. More>>

Dead Days
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Bulldogs end season in heartbreak
Fresno State’s Ja’Vance Coleman was used to being the late-game hero this season for the young Bulldogs. More>>

Baseball finishes second
Fresno State got a rematch against the only team it had lost to all week. More>>

Tough loss in double overtime
Louisiana Tech had always had Fresno State’s number when it came to women’s basketball. More>>

Editorial
When it comes to playing an active role in political involvement, today’s music artists aren’t hitting the right notes. More>>

Dating for dummies, what not to say
Attention all boys — oh, excuse us, we mean men. This list was devised to help all those in need of advice about things you should never, ever say on a first date.  More>>

Hanford club policy puts leash on student expresion
On March 9, 2005, the Hanford school district voted to give parents the ability to control the school sponsored clubs in which their children can participate. More>>