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I bet that some of you seniors are more than ready and some of you are dreadfully terrified to kiss these college years ‘goodbye.’ Undoubtedly the reason for such paradoxical feelings is that you all know that with this anticipated farewell also comes the true test of character: kissing real life “hello.”
Whether they were lighting up the track or tearing up the field, the ASU men’s and women’s track and field teams received strong performances from all over in their Double Dual meet this past weekend against UA and NAU.
The sport of track and field may be different from other collegiate athletic events because there are no conference standings or win-loss records. But the rivalries are just as heated.
The senior sprinter on the ASU track and field team, who is a quarter-mile specialist for the Sun Devils, sports a bushy head of dreadlocks that are reminiscent of Sideshow Bob from “The Simpsons.”
You, my fellow Sun Devil, live, laugh and love in a world very much affected by dead people. But these dead people are more than just characters in stories to be ignored or biographies to be kept in dusty libraries.
ASU senior sprinters Jasmine Chaney and Lawrence Trice don’t have much time left in their collegiate careers.
Orlando Arenas from the human rights group Puente Movement leads the crowd in chanting, "Si se puede!", among other statements at the Capitol protest on Friday afternoon after Gov. Jan Brewer signed SB 1070 into law.
Most of the ASU men’s and women’s track teams will compete in their final home meet of the outdoor season this weekend at the Sun Devil Open, which will be held at Sun Angel Stadium.
Parity is rarely a word that has been used to describe the National Hockey League playoffs in recent years.
Have you ever felt that you have been hijacked? Not with physical explosives, but with visual images exploding in your brain?
The ASU men’s and women’s track team competed at the Mt. SAC Relays over the weekend in a meet that featured a wide array of talents and an enormous field.
It’s time to take this show on the road.
According to Christabel Nettey, her first track season at age 10 was a disaster.
Professors typically require that our term paper margins be only one-inch wide, yet no one dictates what our margins should be when it comes to writing our own life story.
With the Pac-10 Championships just over a month away, the ASU men’s sprinters knew they had to step up and produce.
The ASU men’s and women’s track teams will host the 31st Sun Angel Track Classic this weekend, their third meet of the outdoor season.
Question: Should religious institutions involved in politics have a tax-exempt status?
It was ugly. It was stomach-wrenching. And it certainly wasn’t Amar’e Stoudemire’s fault.If you haven’t seen the video of Andrew Bogut’s season-ending injury that twisted his elbow out of place, be sure to have a barf bag nearby.
ASU heptathletes Keia Pinnick and Samantha Henderson may be young, but that didn’t stop them from showing off their talent at the Jim Click Combined Events meet in Tucson on Friday and Saturday.
DOWNTOWN DEBATE: From the left: V.P. Vaughn Hillard, President Andres Cano, debate moderator Dan Neligh, Presidential candidate Christian vasquez, VP candidate Jessica Abercrombie in the first amendment forum of the Cronkite School The debate was run by the Downtown Devil. (Photo by Molly J. Smith)
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