» Vicente Reyes

The bright lights, loud buzzes and the clank of quarters being inserted into an arcade game is not something Fresno State students are into anymore –– or at least, that’s how it appears.

From tacos and coffee, to spaghetti and buffalo wings, there are numerous menu items and multiple outlets to eat at, both on and off campus. It all depends on what a student is in the mood for.

On campus, there are a number of places that students can go to satisfy those inevitable hunger pangs. The University Student Union (USU) is probably the most known and visited location. The USU food court offers students the choice of eating at Subway, Panda Express or the newly added Chick-fil-A.

Fresno State, the first college campus in the nation to open a commercial winery, celebrated the 10-year anniversary mark on Saturday at the winery.

Cadavers, a bloody chainsaw and a dismembered body are things that you expect from a horror movie, but little do many students know that they are actually part of Fresno State history.

Some of the upstairs practice rooms in the Music building are rumored to be haunted.

Slowly close your eyes. Imagine that it has been a few years after you’ve graduated from Fresno State.

Now, visualize that you’re doing exactly what you wanted to do. Imagine that you’re a teacher, a reporter or you own your own business.

Open your eyes slowly and think about what you just saw.

It’s not that often that a film director and producer comes to Fresno State, but thanks to Cineculture Club, that’s now a possibility three times a month.

Their most recent film, “Blossoms of Fire,” about a matriarchal society in the Oaxaca, Mexico that covered the relationship between males and females as well as the issue of homosexuality, sparked not only interest but also discussion – the goal of Cineculture Club.

The long lines, the loud conversations and the lack of seating plague the lower level of the University Student Union. Yet the Pit has a new inconvenience – large and noisy exhaust fans.

Music downloads have been an issue ever since Napster, a peer-to-peer file sharing program, was sued in 2000.

People were seeing green as the third annual Fresno Solar Tour came to Fresno State. The tour was held Saturday at the brand new Laval Energy and Water Incubator on Barstow and Chestnut avenues.