Boot camp for new dads a crash course in babies
(07/02/02 12:00am)
Fatherhood can scare any man, especially when Dad's bringing home his first baby.
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Bowl championship modified once again
(07/02/02 12:00am)
Officials in charge of college football's Bowl Championship Series have probably heard all of the complaints by now.
Kang decides to join LPGA tour
(07/02/02 12:00am)
For Jimin Kang, two years of golf at ASU was enough.
Pledge ruling is perversion of First Amendment ideals
(07/02/02 12:00am)
The First Amendment to the United States Constitution has undergone dramatic interpretation since its inception. What was originally constructed to preserve freedoms has become perverted to a point of silliness. Numerous acts have come under the objective eye of the First Amendment, some for reasons of legitimacy, others for reasons that are contemptible.
Wildfire brings out worst in politician's agendas
(07/02/02 12:00am)
Living scared is no way to live. Residents of Eastern Arizona have had a terrifying couple of weeks.
John Witherspoon on Ice Cube, fatherhood and fur
(06/25/02 12:00am)
You saw him stink up the bathroom in "Friday" and the car in "Next Friday."
Man bludgeoned to death in Tempe neighborhood
(06/25/02 12:00am)
A Tempe man was killed late last week after suffering severe blows to the head, Tempe police said.
Sun Devils succeed in the classroom
(06/25/02 12:00am)
They may have had varying degrees of success on the playing field this past year, but regardless of wins or losses, Sun Devil athletes consistently succeeded in one place over the last 12 months - in the classroom.
Friend injects lethal dose in ASU drug-death
(06/25/02 12:00am)
A friend of an ASU broadcasting freshman who died in January admitted to injecting the student with a lethal dose of drugs, according to an ASU police report.
How the State Press landed the Russian mafia story
(06/25/02 12:00am)
As you can probably imagine, a story concerning the Russian mafia and Secret Service was not easy to report. Even though everyone was talking about it on campus, no one would talk to State Press. But with some footwork and persistence, State Press got the story from other sources besides the conventional ones and ended up scooping every media outlet in town.
Former Sun Devil Garcia inks deal with Dodgers
(06/18/02 12:00am)
Former ASU infielder Sergio Garcia signed a free-agent contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers last week, reporting to the team's Vero Beach, Fla., complex on Friday afternoon.
Golf's Yokoi steps down as women's coach after a year
(06/18/02 12:00am)
After just one year at the helm of the ASU women's golf program, head coach Mickey Yokoi is going back to the men's program.
Cancellations hurt football program again
(06/18/02 12:00am)
School officials announced last week they had been notified of back-to-back September cancellations to their 2003 football schedule.
Transvestites and 'cock fights' Jim Rose Circus favorites
(06/18/02 12:00am)
It shouldn't be a shock to hear that sometimes well-known performers or celebrities come from or live in Phoenix. Stephen Spielberg. Stevie Nicks. David Spade. But how can we explain the freakish behavior of Alice Cooper or Jim Rose? When Rose talked with Cooper, they both wondered, "What is it about us?"
Lost Boys: Young Sudanese refugees fleeing civil war, find haven in Arizona
(06/18/02 12:00am)
Joseph Majaic Took hurried to join the other young African men gathering on the front lawn after Sunday morning mass ended at St. Gregory Catholic Church in Phoenix.
Student dies in motorcycle crash
(06/11/02 12:00am)
An ASU East student died of severe head injuries last Saturday night after he crashed a motorcycle into a retaining wall at Main campus the morning before.
Three Sun Devils taken in MLB draft
(06/11/02 12:00am)
The ASU Sun Devil baseball team can rest easy now that the 2002 Major League Baseball draft is over. Only three current Sun Devils were taken in the draft and it is doubtful that two of them will leave Tempe for the big leagues.
Controversy brews over vending machine beer
(06/11/02 12:00am)
You can buy smokes and condoms from a vending machine, so why not beer?
Angry residents don't want Nita's Hideaway close to home
(06/04/02 12:00am)
More than 100 people crowded outside Tempe's city council chambers Thursday night, while 200 more packed inside as the owner of Nita's Hideaway appealed to the council to approve its new location.
Baseball team ends season with loss
(06/04/02 12:00am)
It was an ASU baseball season of youthful ambition, breakout freshman performances and seniors stepping out from the shadows. It was also a season of pitching woes, suspended players and sophomore slumps.