Child dressed up as Mario frowns while sitting at a large fountain dyed red during Fresno City Colleges Fall Carnival at University Mall, Oct, 25.
The Fall Carnival is an annual campus- sponsored and Halloween themed
event at Fresno City College. Hosted by Student Activities, it features a wide host of attractions such as game booths, live music, food, a haunted house, a science show and more. Lots of different clubs and athletic groups on campus came to take part in the festivities, and the peace garden of our library made a grand opening. The turnout seems to get bigger and bigger each year as students and families from all over the community are invited to participate and enjoy this once a year event.
Spooky decorations hanging in a haunted house during Fresno City Colleges Fall Carnival at University Mall, Oct. 25. (Photo by: Victor Fontes)Little girl blows bubbles during Fresno City College’s Fall Carnival at University mall, Oct. 25. (Photo by: Logan Payne)Firefighters stand and smile behind a table and give out drinks outside the OAB on Oct. 25. (Photo by: Logan Payne)Fall Carnival attendees dressed up as Scream (left) and Springtrap (right) pose for a picture at University Mall at Fresno City College, Oct, 25. (Photo by: Victor Fontes)A family poses in front of an autumn backdrop in the university mall on Oct. 25. (Photo by: Logan Payne)Costumed families arrive on campus and walk down the university mall on Oct. 25. (Photo by: Logan Payne)Child dressed up as Mario frowns while sitting at a large fountain dyed red during Fresno City Colleges Fall Carnival at University Mall, Oct, 25. (Photo by: Logan Payne)
Logan Payne returns this semester as the Multimedia Editor. He will step away from writing articles and embrace instead the more visual aspects of journalism. You'll see him most often on the Rampage instagram, reporting on the new facilities and events that occur on campus. He will also help the incoming reporters with their stories and visual accompaniments.Before joining The Rampage, Logan was involved with the Roosevelt Theater Company for four years where he wrote, directed, acted, and worked backstage for many productions. He’s also a certified linguist who has always loved to read and write stories. Logan has grown very familiar with the cutting room; hours slip away when he video edits due to his perpetual perfectionism. He is well-versed in the art of film and knows that every frame shown and every note heard makes a key difference in the bigger picture. His Youtube channel is where he promotes most of his personal projects. This isn’t his first time in a newsroom either; he’s put together many news packages for Roosevelt High, CART, and The Rampage over the years and is more than comfortable with conducting an interview or being the handyman on set.Logan can’t work on anything without being meticulous, and this eye for detail makes him a wonderful asset to the team. This is Logan’s third semester as a journalism major here at Fresno City College, and he likes to spend his time on campus productively. When he’s not in class, he’s in the library catching up on schoolwork or building a narrative with his team in The Rampage office.
Victor Fontes is a 20 year old Journalism major who was born and raised in Fresno California. He plans on finishing his general education at Fresno City College and then transferring to Fresno State University to join their Journalism program, finish his four year education, and eventually become a breaking news broadcast reporter. He loves playing the drums in his band, has a passion for photography, and adores his 85' corvette. From a young age he had always wanted to be on camera and under the spotlight but never knew how to get there. Many ideas from creating film to acting would come and pass with none sticking the way he visioned, but after high school and checking his options, he fell in love with the idea of journalism. Aside from being on camera he loved the idea of reporting and digging for a story to meeting and interviewing people, the creativity to write about what ever you want at times, and the down to the wire nature of it all. Since the very first semester of college he knew that this was his calling and his future has looked bright since then. He's worked at The Rampage for a year and a half now, and is now working as the newly remade Lifestyle Editor and he cannot wait for the opportunities to be had this semester.
