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Special Olympics athlete and global messenger John Franklin Stephens wrote an open letter to Ann Coulter in response to a tweet she published during Monday’s presidential debate. Coulter wrote, “I highly approve of Romney’s decision to be kind and gentle to the retard.”
According to the Los Angeles Times, a new college program in California and Colorado that admits students by personal characteristics, “grit, resiliency and motivation,” began their call for applications this week. A joint projection between the MyCollege Foundation and Mount St. Mary’s College in California, the program took off with students in San Francisco and Denver. Students will be selected through an interview process, as well as a psychological test and “initial online course.”
ASU Police has seen a decline in crimes at sporting events in Sun Devil Stadium. There has been a reported decrease in minor in consumption citations, less hospitalization and less fighting or dumping of food and drinks, which is the most common crime at football games. Some football fans are quick to attribute the decrease in crime to the increased presence of families, but the family presence at Cardinals games is just as high, if not higher.
lost in poetry most cautious readers will find thrills in pretty words
Bravo to the weather becoming somewhat bearable again. Now that Arizona is no longer plagued by triple-digit heat, everyone feels like they have an excuse to wear cardigans and hoodies. Scarves, hats and boots that would previously seem impractical are now acceptable, even though it's still 90 degrees outside.
No matter how you spin it, student life is hard.
Architectural structures seldom make headline news, unless they were designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Boo to the critical injuries 14-year-old Malala Yousafzai sustained after the Taliban shot to her in the head as she walked home from school. The Taliban shot her for her vocal support of women’s education in Pakistan. Its assignation attempt is a sick trend in which terrorist organizations continue to make examples of young children. Victoria Nuland, a spokesperson for the U.S. Department of State, has condemned the violence as “barbaric” and “cowardly.”
Senator contender Richard Carmona has another ace up his sleeve. It’s the Big Mac president, the saxophone president and the president who may or may not have had sexual relations with a White House intern.
Late September, Tempe’s Undergraduate Student Government President Mark Naufel, polytechnic campus President Jeffrey Hebert and downtown campus President Joseph Grossman resigned from the Arizona Students Associations’ board.
Next fall, ASU will join Maricopa County Community Colleges in banning smoking tobacco on campus. What began as Motion 2012-58 in 2010 was finally approved by the University Senate late September.
What’s the difference between a celebrity and a politician?
Bravo to the percentage of drinking and driving teenagers dropping by more than 50 percent from 1991 to 2011, according to a study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. All of us '90s kids and wannabe '90s kids evidently did something right if it made Mothers Against Drunk Driving have fewer reasons to be so mad.
1. How articulate former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney was and how inarticulate President Barack Obama was
News media and political junkies have polarized the images of President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney to no repair.
Let’s set the record straight: Contrary to some misprinted signs on campus, the first presidential debate is on Wednesday, October 3 from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm MST. You can watch it on C-SPAN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and cable news channels like CNN, Fox News and MSNBC.
On Friday, a dangerous and long-winded car pursuit ended in a live suicide. The “erratic” assailant, after leading police on a dangerous chase, got out of his car and went off-road on a dirt path. He swiftly took out a gun and shot himself in the head.
Bravo to J.K. Rowling — just in general. Earlier this year, it was reported her status as a billionaire was downgraded because she gave so much to charity (and paid her dues in high British taxes). This week she told "60 Minutes" she doesn't regret it and feels indebted to a system that helped her when she "fell on hard times." And she released a new book! It was the number one book on Amazon — before it was even released. "The Casual Vacancy" should keep all the Harry Potter fans from crying over the fact that the Second Wizarding War is complete.
Dear readers:
Gary Johnson — ever heard of him?
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