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Proposition 64
by Grecia Sanchez - Nov 2, 2016If passed, Proposition 64 would make it legal for adults 21 and older to use marijuana recreationally in California.
Monica Cervantes says as a parent she doesn’t like the idea of legalizing marijuana because she has young children,...
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KOFP-FM New Beginnings
by Tiera Richardson - Nov 1, 2016In downtown Fresno KOFP 103.3 founder and CEO Patrick Okoegwale says he started the radio station to bring more awareness to the African American community. He says as a minority group, African Americans need better representation.
“We don’t...
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From the court to the studio
by Alexis Govea - Oct 31, 2016 Zoe Lee started off shooting hoops. Now he spits rhymes and goes by the name Zee Will. Lee suffered an injury in high school, which discouraged his dream to play basketball.
“It just led to me moving back...
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Measure K: A Measure for Public Safety
by Ryan Smith - Oct 31, 2016Back in June, Kings County’s Measure K narrowly missed being passed by a mere 70 votes. Because it is a special tax, a two-thirds vote is needed to pass this measure. Measure K is making an...
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Doris Kearns Goodwin’s take on the presidential race
by Alexis Govea - Oct 31, 2016FRESNO, Calif. — President Castro invited author Doris Kearns Goodwin to Fresno State to educate the campus and the community on politics and the upcoming presidential election.
Goodwin is a presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
She was...
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DACA students fear for their future
by July Cruz - Oct 26, 2016FRESNO, Calif. — Adrian Chavez was brought to the United States when he was a year old. At the age of 13, he started working in the fields. Unlike other children, Adrian could be found working ten-hour...
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New Salsa Club Teaches Culture to Students
by Jenna Cliff - Oct 24, 2016Music. Dancing. Salsa.
Looking for something to spice up your Friday night?
Check out Fresno State’s Salsa Club.
This is where you’ll find nutrition major Sara Essary teaching salsa dancing.
“I really like the moments that people connect the dots...
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Student Cupboard Helps One Student Feed Entire Family
by Alex White - Oct 23, 2016FRESNO, Calif.—There are many responsibilities associated with being a student in college.
Working several jobs to put food on the table for your six siblings and mother, is not in the typical list of student duties.
For fifth...
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Comedians Encourage Students to Register and Vote
by Nikki McCabe - Oct 22, 2016Just in time for election season, the Jokes for Votes Comedy Tour made its way to the Satellite Student Union for a few laughs and a few more votes.
Funny or Die and Next Gen formed the...
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Chi Alpha
by Alexis Govea - Oct 20, 2016At a young age, Nate Vanderhoof felt lonely and disconnected. During his teen years, he was at his lowest point struggling through various addictions. But since joining Fresno Christian fellowship — Chi Alpha — he has found God.
“He...
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