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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.
Men and women jabbed, kicked, tossed and pinned into submission. People fighting to be more skillful and swift than their opponent.
The new structures being built on campus are in love with light - the glass windows of Lattie Coor Hall and the future Biodesign Institute stretch from floor to ceiling in a state where shade is a valuable resource. With new solar technologies available, all that window space could be put to more efficient use: It could help cool the classrooms while shading the students at work hard inside.
In the past three weeks, Mesa police shot and killed two people, in addition to shooting and injuring two others. While it may be in a town like Mesa, that's quite a bit of gun activity for that short of a time period. This spurt of violent activity may just be the product of selective media coverage, but both the violent activity and the public reactions are scary.
The nation's first gay public high school, Harvey Milk High School, opened its classrooms to 170 students this fall in New York City. The school's administrators said it will provide a safe environment for youth who feel threatened and uncomfortable in the traditional high school setting.
ASU, like most government agencies, is inherently inefficient. Everything that needs to be done takes about five times as long as it seems it should take, and resources overlap in strange ways.
The state university systems in Arizona and California are headed in two different directions as the result of recent economic hard times, which have profoundly affected public university funding.
ASU's Art Museum will open a Mexican folk art exhibit this Saturday and showcase nearly 200 pieces of work by different artists from Mexico.
The Tempe Police Department began strictly enforcing bike rules on Monday as part of the Tempe Police Department's Back to School Enforcement Week and has issued 580 warnings to hazardous bicyclists thus far.
It's Friday night and I'm going out with one of my dearest guy friends. I go to pick him up and he's still running around trying to get ready. Unaccustomed to such a situation in which a guy takes longer to get ready than I do, I mill around his place and poke at his stuff. I pass his closet bursting with clothes, some gym equipment, a couple of Maxim's, a 20-piece cologne collection and a shoe collection that rivals that Imelda Marcos. Knowing full well that my buddy is a strapping hetero, some of these items make me raise my eyebrows. After he sprays on some expensive cologne from his vast selection, we head out the door when he exclaims, "I can't believe I lost my Gucci sunglasses!" Did he just say the "G" word?
As federal elections draw near, security doubts are delaying paperless voting alternatives in Arizona and throughout the United States.
September 12, 2003
Although fliers posted around the ASU East Computing Commons are informing students that they will be charged for printing starting this fall, the debate is still on in the Information Technology East Department as to whether it will happen in the fall or be postponed until spring.
ASU's Public Affairs office released a statement Tuesday clarifying remarks made by ASU President Michael Crow regarding donations to the College of Education and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
The minimum $60 per year that ASU East students are paying for parking this year is going toward improving and maintaining parking lots and related infrastructure, as well as parking operations.
With a 34-14 win over the NAU Lumberjacks, the ASU football team has started its very promising season and given us something to do before, while and after we drink alcohol on Saturday nights.
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