2005 AS ELECTIONS

Associated Students presidential candidates Jennifer Reimer and Vianey Nunez agreed on many issues on their visions for the university during their presidential debate Tuesday. More>>

Tough times ahead if The Collegian vote fails
If The Collegian fee referendum doesn’t pass, the newspaper could be in danger, according to The Collegian fee proposal. More>>

Income taxes due Friday
A recent report from the Internal Revenue Service showed that although almost 91 percent of the 18 million filers between 18 and 24 earn a refund of $939 or more. More>>

Arne Nixon Center raises funds for children's literacy
The Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit and the Queen of Hearts all joined Alice in Wonderland for a tea party benefiting the Arne Nixon Center for the Study of Children’s Literature on Sunday. More>>

College credit, scholarship for Ghana trip
Fresno State students have the opportunity to visit the African nation of Ghana and earn three units of credit. More>>

Vintage Days to celebrate its wild side
During the spring semester, one of the most anticipated events at Fresno State — aside from spring break — is Vintage Days. More>>

New Web site allows people to tell honest stories about their exes
An unusual item found on eBay — an alligator head with fake eyes — inspired the idea for the Web site. More>>

Students with tight budgets weigh the price of commuting from home to campus
Gas prices are on the rise and Fresno State students who commute are wondering if they are spending more money filling up their tanks than filling out a rent check.  More>>

Rebuilding with a title in sight
It’s a rebuilding year for Fresno State women’s tennis. The team lost its No. 1 singles player, Jelena Pandzic, because of eligibility issues. It has just six scholarship players, and at least three of them have been through sickness and injury for most of the season. But, with a No. 55 ranking, the Bulldogs still plan on winning the conference title.  More>>

Women's water polo earns No. 1 seed
The Fresno State club women’s water polo team came away from Saturday’s Malibu regional with a clean sweep to claim the No. 1 seed in the upcoming Pacific Coast Division championship. More>>

Editorial
Your campus newspaper is in grave danger, but you can help save it. More>>

Bolton nomination a slap in the face to the U.N.
Just when I thought the Bush administration would want to build a better relationship with the United Nations, to gather support for its many military and democratizing endeavors around the world, they have nominated John Bolton, a bitter U.N. critic, to represent the United States in the world governing body. More>>

Take a nice sock in the face in lieu of a big test
Living by the library gives one a chance to observe things that may ordinarily go unnoticed.  More>>

Letter to the Editor
Monday’s issue of The Collegian did little to support its assertion that it deserves funding in the form of fee increases.   More>>