Fresno State Public Health Professor, Peggy Gish, played a pornographic, full-length film for her class on Tuesday. The adult film was called "Advanced Sexual Techniques, Volume One" and contained both sexually explicit audio and graphic video.

The debate on illegal immigration is heating up at CSU-Fresno. 

Neil O'Brien, a student activist, is facing disciplinary charges from Fresno State administrators as a result of his activism on campus on the issue of illegal immigration.  Neil has been on a campaign to bring awareness to this issue since coming to Fresno State last fall.

When Fresno State Student Body President Pedro Ramirez declared he was an illegal immigrant, and advocated on behalf of the DREAM Act, O'Brien campaigned to bring awareness to this issue.

Neil  created a website to contest the fact that an illegal immigrant was student body president.  Upon further investigation, Neil's research lead to the discovery of a voter registration record matching Ramirez.  He also found that Ramirez was involved in a car accident which means he was driving without a license, and that he had illegally been employed in the country.

When Fresno State student Neil O'Brien found racist and extreme comments on the Myspace page of then ASI President Pedro Ramirez, he had no idea the impact he was about to have on his campus. Now, a year later, O'Brien is still on the front lines of the battle between fair-minded students and the radical left.

Check out this video taken at California State University, Fresno. Virtually everybody shown here says they think free speech is great - but they've got no problem signing a petition to ban conservative media personalities like Glenn Beck from the nation's airwaves. 

More on this team of activists at ExposingLeftists.com

The spring semester of 2011 at Fresno State is going to provide a lot of fireworks, courtesy of Neil O'Brien. Remember him? He was the student that gave a presentation at the student government meeting in December of 2010, arguing against the DREAM Act. He wasalso the one restrained during that same meeting when members of the militant Brown Berets claimed California belonged to Mexico.

The DREAM Act was defeated by the Senate in late December, but the bill allowing a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants who attend college was widely supported on college campuses in the western states.

Tense demonstrations were held across the campuses of the California university system, but none fiercer then the one held at CSU-Fresno (Fresno State). The Collegian reports:

A diverse crowd greeted the Associated Students, Inc. at their bi-weekly meeting Wednesday. ASI voted on a resolution in support of the DREAM Act which won by a majority.

The paper explains the purpose of the DREAM Act and reports that the meeting was well attended. While many were in support of the act, there was a large segment of community members in attendance that were against the resolution. The article then goes on to discuss the clash between the Brown Berets and those oppose the resolution.