Letters to the Editor: May 3
In response to Norman Shamas’s April 29 column, “Bean swastika protest at Capitol a call to action.” and Ben Morin’s April 22 column, “Banning drugs limits joy.”
Ariz. university presidents to develop plans in case of Proposition 100 failure
ABOR asked Arizona's university presidents to develop plans in case Prop 100 fails, which would result in a $107.1 million reduction from the system.
Categories: Administration News Spotlight
Jill Biden visits Ariz. in White House college study
Jill Biden met with community college and University administrators Friday to learn how students transition from the Maricopa Community College system to ASU.
Baseball sweeps Bruins on road to take control of Pac-10
The No. 2 Sun Devils dominated No. 9 UCLA on the road in Westwood, Calif., outscoring the Bruins 23-5 in a three-game sweep.
Categories: Baseball Featured Sports Tags: ASU Baseball sweep UCLA
Alumnus hopes podcasts will launch him to Hollywood
A recent ASU graduate combined his love of sports and all things geeky into his rapidly growing podcast “The Geek Jock.”
POINT: Industry looks crude, refined in reality
The recent oil spill off Louisiana’s coast has devastated the local fishing industry, but it would be foolish for the state and the nation to turn their backs on offshore drilling due to the economic and social impact that the industry has on the state and the nation.
Theater project focuses on ‘stigmatized’ population of teen moms
Teen mothers tend to be a stigmatized population, and one ASU graduate student is working to make sure they’re better represented in youth theater.
$25 million grant could help ASU, Phoenix reduce carbon footprints
In partnership with the city of Phoenix, ASU has received a $25 million grant to improve energy efficiency as part of a larger “Green Phoenix” project.
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