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Halloween’s Hollywood Horrors

Story By: David DeLeon • October 29, 2008

t's that time of the year again and I don't mean fall. Here are some supremely scary suggestions for films for your Halloween festivities. They range from classics (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Psycho) to more modern films (1408, The Descent), offering a variety of ways to scare all your guests.

Interview with Julie Morrice: Nurse Zombie

Story By: Jeannie Batey • October 29, 2008

Interview with Julie Morrice: Nurse Zombie Q: Which character did you want to play? A: I auditioned for a torture victim but they stuck me in the zombies. Q: Do you remember your first scare? A: Yeah I was standing alone in the dark with the strobe light, and you know I have a mirror, so I can see people coming.

Health & Caring

Story By: Patrick Willey • October 29, 2008

Republicans and Democrats know when the American people are getting sold short. Facts are cumbersome things, and whether you're a conservative or a liberal, they remain honest either way you look at them. The need for a single-payer universal health care system in the U.

Priest breaks with church on Prop. 8

Story By: John Esquivel • October 29, 2008

Alot of Californians are deeply affected by what is going on with Proposition 8. People are realizing that we tend to separate homosexuals away from what they really are: everyday people. In Fresno, however, a Catholic priet, an unlikely spokesperson against Prop 8 has emerged.

Passionately Pink

Story By: Jeannie Batey • October 29, 2008

Last week the Associated Student Government (ASG) presented "Passionately Pink" To Fresno City College's campus. The event provided an opportunity for students to register for the Susan G. Komen walk or Race that was held at Fresno State. There was a great amount of students and staff donating and signing up to volunteer their time for the cause.

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