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Students at East enrolled in only one credit hour at Main are still being charged to use the Student Recreation Complex whether or not they are on the Main campus.
September 25, 2003
Construction on the brand-new student union is underway at ASU East, with the new union facing the center building and replacing the parking lot and housing office that were recently demolished.
A dozen students and faculty at the State University of New York, Plattsburgh are facing charges of negligent homicide and reckless endangerment for the death of a fraternity pledge.
September 23, 2003
If the weather ever grows colder (it is the first day of fall, after all), Arizona residents will reach for their jackets to keep warm. As technology allows things to get smaller and textiles to be more versatile, jackets now can keep us not only warm, but also safe and invisible.
Concerts given this fall by students in ASU's School of Music will be in a new musical fashion that emphasizes audience participation.
The Army and the FBI have detained a Muslim chaplain who ministered to prisoners at Guantanamo Bay for suspicious activities.
September 22, 2003
Hopefully, all of us had similar reactions upon hearing that a swastika was spray-painted on the door of the Islamic Cultural Center last Thursday. This is an undeniably ugly act devoid of humanity, and freedom from religious persecution is a tenet of our democracy.
We all have taken trips down Alpha and Adelphi drives and seen the architectural wonders that line "Fraternity Row." Many memories have been made and lost in these run-down houses from the 1950s. In general, the area looks like a war-zone. As a member of the Greek community myself, I know that this is not a popular thing to hear from a fellow Greek; I mean, who really wants to be reminded that he lives in the ghetto?
September 19, 2003
Images associated with the neo-Nazi and skinhead movement were painted on the entrance of the Tempe Islamic Cultural Center early Thursday, and Tempe police are investigating the incident as a hate crime.
We're in tough economic times.
Locking your door may not be enough to prevent your car from being stolen or burglarized on campus, ASU police said.
On Sept. 9, Provost Chuck Backus at ASU East announced at a faculty breakfast that he is retiring at the end of June after 30 years of dedication to ASU.
Students met Friday for the first time this semester to discuss how to conduct the approval process for the first constitution at ASU East, which is also the next step toward a new student government.
The Hillel Jewish Student Center hosted "Jews in Politics: A Conversation" Tuesday night at the Hillel Jewish Student Center, showcasing national politicians with a Jewish background.
The student-teacher ratio at ASU West has soared with the campus' recent surge in enrollment, rising from 22-to-1 in 2001 to 30-to-1 this year - with totals as high as 36-to-1 in some colleges.
In the United States, exploiting your mistakes is the quickest way to get rich. Spill hot coffee on your lap, and you're a multimillionaire. Eat too much or smoke too much, and wipe away your sorrows with some settlement money. Surely, no one appreciates this American device more than the bane of the The New York Times, Jayson Blair. He made a short career out of plagiarism, from being an admitted liar and a cheat. He has undermined the formerly stalwart reputation of arguably the best newspaper in the country, and of course, someone is willing to cut him a fat check to hear what he has to say. From this sorry deal we can take away one sad lesson: The truth doesn't matter.
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