Student group wants Arizonans out of draft
(01/26/04 12:00am)
An ASU club is fighting to keep Arizonans out of future drafts into the armed services.
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The men of women's basketball
(01/22/04 12:00am)
The ASU women's basketball team is tied for third place in the Pac-10 standings. Their success can be attributed to the efforts of the players, coaches and the guys who practice with them - except these guys aren't on the men's basketball team.
ASU East dean named Mesa Man of the Year
(01/21/04 12:00am)
ASU East's Dean of the College of Technology, Albert McHenry, found out in an unusual way that he would receive the Mesa Man of the Year award on Feb. 18.
Crow: funding outlook positive
(01/20/04 12:00am)
Gov. Janet Napolitano's 2005 budget recommendation is "positive news" for ASU, said ASU President Michael Crow.
Stub-out hotels snub smokers
(12/08/03 12:00am)
From the "Go Cold Turkey" to the "Inhale Life" ads, it is clear that nonsmokers are on a mission, and with good cause. The arguments against smoking are plentiful: improve your health, prolong your life, clean up the air and get that nasty smoke-residue smell out of your clothes; these all fall into the category of common sense.
MBAs' 'quality' calendar is an academic eyesore
(12/08/03 12:00am)
Two things ASU is famous for, whether for good or bad, are finally coming together:
Turn off that phone!
(12/05/03 12:00am)
On Nov. 7, I had the wonderful opportunity to listen to Walter Cronkite speak on campus. He's earned his titles of "the most trusted man in America" and "Uncle Walter" because he has lived through and covered many historic events, including the invasion of Normandy during World War II, and shared many of them with Americans through broadcasting. Hands down, Cronkite deserves the respect of those who are lucky enough to be in his presence.
Dope Dude: Howard Stern's "Jokeman"
(12/04/03 12:00am)
Jackie Martling is a 55-year-old man with a teenager's sense of humor. But that's why Martling is known as "The Joke Man" on Howard Stern's famed radio talk show.
Americans deserve anything but Spears, Kutcher
(12/04/03 12:00am)
Britney Spears, Ashton Kutcher and Nemo. Don't be too surprised if these names pop up as write-ins on the 2004 presidential ballot.
Hagan arrested for reportedly kicking car
(12/04/03 12:00am)
ASU sophomore wide receiver Derek Hagan was arrested Tuesday night on charges of criminal damage after he reportedly kicked and dented his ex-girlfriend's car.
Sun Devil football fans donate food, toys to charities
(12/04/03 12:00am)
Before ASU annihilated UA on the football field Friday, hundreds of fans donated food, toys and money to two local charities.
Breaking and entering: Darnell Calhoun on Fox Sports
(12/04/03 12:00am)
Darnell Calhoun knew that breaking into the field of sports broadcasting would be rough. But he didn't imagine it would mean squaring up against a Sun Devil heavyweight.
Balancing act: ASU Foundation's finances
(12/04/03 12:00am)
Students expecting scholarships this fall returned to find their colleges scrambling to find money to cover the promised aid.
ASU East: Foreign students give thanks in own ways
(12/03/03 12:00am)
Though specifically an American holiday, many international students at ASU East celebrated Thanksgiving, and some added their own cultural flair to the feast.
ASU East: Cops collect toys for tots during food drive
(12/03/03 12:00am)
Ten ASU families from each campus will be receiving gifts and food collected from the ASU Police for their first-ever food and toy drive this month.
BREAKING NEWS: Hagan arrested
(12/03/03 12:00am)
ASU sophomore wide receiver Derek Hagan was arrested Tuesday night on charges of criminal damage after he reportedly kicked and dented his ex-girlfriend's car.
U.S. needs to invite more to the immigration table
(12/02/03 12:00am)
Four high-achieving students in Arizona have had a lot on their minds recently.
Prisoners should have the right to vote
(12/02/03 12:00am)
As armed forces fight overseas for democracy, millions in the homeland remain disenfranchised by an outdated and ineffective justice system. The United States denies many felons the right to vote in public elections, to hold public office of trust or profit or to serve as a juror, even after completion of their sentences.
Freedman charged in third sexual assault
(12/01/03 12:00am)
Former ASU football player Mitchell Freedman has been charged with a number of criminal violations stemming from an incident that occurred in Tempe in May.
Bush's Turkey Day trot showed conviction, stubbornness
(12/01/03 12:00am)
On Friday, splashy pictures of the president holding a trayful of glistening turkey and fixings and surrounded by smiling soldiers were on the front page of every newspaper this side of the Atlantic.