'P-Diddy gonna hold me down'
(10/30/03 12:00am)
If Tommy Hilfiger Jeans were all made here in the states, no one would shell out for them.
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ASU East: Williams Gateway Airport growth booms
(10/29/03 12:00am)
As a reliever airport for Phoenix Sky Harbor International, Williams Gateway Airport is growing and busy with recent major developments around the ASU East community, including a 7-acre, $11.3 million project that will be completed by fall 2004.
ASU East: Campus rallies around blood donors
(10/29/03 12:00am)
Students stepped up to rally other ASU East students and staff to donate for this year's blood drive for the American Red Cross.
Big Brother is watching your T-shirt tag
(10/28/03 12:00am)
From government inventories to the razor on your sink, Big Brother is watching - and taking notes - behind our backs.
Monday Night Football comes to ASU
(10/28/03 12:00am)
As hordes of fans flocked to Sun Devil Stadium for a free ticket to a Monday Night Football game, ASU and Tempe police deployed additional officers for crowd and traffic control.
Schools' hypocritical drug policies short of breath, logic
(10/28/03 12:00am)
The American education system is ridiculous.
Living single not so great
(10/27/03 12:00am)
Most of us have savored the joys of living with a roommate at some point during college: lower bills, lower rent, split cases of beer - It's the way to go.
Students don't talk suicide
(10/27/03 12:00am)
Shakespeare's Macbeth said life "is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."
Visiting Russian scholar dies accidentally in apartment
(10/24/03 12:00am)
Dmitrii Vladimirovich Krioukov came to ASU with a mission: to learn the skills that would make him a better English teacher when he returned to his home in Volgograd, Russia.
The Concorde's farewell flight
(10/23/03 12:00am)
Amidst the sad retirement of the Concorde, a glimmer of light shines through. For the nominal price of $60,300 on E-bay, a Toledo, Ohio, man purchased the final two seats on the last flight to help bid the plane a proper adieu.
Feeling hot, hot, hot!
(10/23/03 12:00am)
Finally, the Valley has some theatrical entertainment that's hotter than the weather, but forget the suit and tie - this isn't Masterpiece Theatre.
ASU police ask community to rate performance
(10/23/03 12:00am)
ASU and Tempe police want students to tell them how well they think the departments are doing their jobs.
Giving Bon Jovi a good name
(10/23/03 12:00am)
In front of the Hard Rock Café in Phoenix, adoring fans flock toward Tony, Paul, Bret, Donnie and Erik.
Counterpoint: Homeowners deserve a good night's sleep
(10/22/03 12:00am)
The Beastie Boys once said, "You've got to fight for your right to party!"
ASU East: Faculty sound off on libraries, salaries at Crow's forum
(10/22/03 12:00am)
President Michael Crow held an open forum to hear concerns, answer questions and "check in" with faculty and administrators at ASU East on Thursday.
ASU East: Volunteers build community, clean campus
(10/22/03 12:00am)
About 300 people showed up Saturday morning to volunteer for "Building Community," a community service cleanup event at ASU East.
Biomimicry heals the planet
(10/21/03 12:00am)
As humans continue to strip-mine the world's resources, the need for more energy-efficient technologies continues to grow. Many scientists are turning away from industry in efforts to mimic the tried-and-true methods of nature. Their quest is known as biomimicry and has the potential to power our lifestyles without destroying our waters, allow us to synthesize materials without chemical waste and let us store our data on smaller and smaller devices through nanotechnology.
ASU student dies on camping trip
(10/21/03 12:00am)
A 20-year-old ASU student, missing since Saturday, was found dead inside a sleeping bag in the bed of a pickup truck Sunday afternoon.
Stop raunchy, offensive graffiti
(10/21/03 12:00am)
On Friday, The State Press reported that complaints had been filed regarding graffiti in the bathroom of the College of Education that insulted homosexuals and offended many students.
Police Beat: No porn peeping in the library
(10/20/03 12:00am)
Tempe police reported the following incidents Thursday: