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The Supreme Court hears arguments this week from film and recording industries against Grokster and Morpheus, makers of peer-to-peer file exchange software used by millions of people. The suit seeks to hold software makers responsible for copyrighted material that is downloaded and distributed illegally with their software.
Tempe has the opportunity to create a constantly connected city with wireless Internet coverage linking homes, businesses, families and city employees in a low-cost alternative to broadband Internet.
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Valentine's Day is a special time for all couples, whether you're just dating or have been involved for some time. But according to a Love@AOL poll, Phoenix is the worst city for dating (see story Page 1).
ASU softball coach Linda Wells won her school-record 537th and 538th games over the weekend in the rain-shortened Kajikawa Classic.
If you enjoy movies that aren't too thought provoking, then "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story" is for you.
I am saddened that Arizona State University did not cancel summer school classes in honor of former President Ronald Reagan's funeral services. Regardless of politics, this was a man who served our country for the whole of the 1980s. Any president deserves the respect of being remembered at his final hour.
With the month of April, and National Organ Donor Awareness Month, over, it is still important to be an organ donor, said ASU junior Jaime Sherman.
May 03, 2004
Ike Diogu, men's basketball -- In the dark cloud that was the men's basketball season, sophomore Ike Diogu was the silver lining that made the future skies look clear. An honorable mention All-American, Diogu lead the Pac-10 in scoring and was ninth overall in the country, averaging 22.6 points per game.
Now that we've all heard ASU President Michael Crow's big plans for change at the University, ASU students have been wondering what will happen to their little niche at ASU. I wonder what will happen to the newspaper I've worked at for the better part of the past four years.
Although each Starbucks Coffee location has the same logo, a similar menu and similar products, some employees say not every Starbucks is created equal.
April 30, 2004
April 29, 2004
This will be the last Eric Spratling column before school ends (don't worry ladies, I'm applying again for the fall), so I figure that rather than fill today's space with productive and insightful commentary, I'd just cover some lingering odds and ends. Well, mostly "odds," actually, and a little bit of bathroom humor.
ASU East's first Student Government Association is still in its infancy, but new officers say they're paving the way for the next year.
April 28, 2004
Women in Technology at ASU East wanted to show students fashion do's and don'ts for the professional world.
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