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With the growth of anti-smoking campaigns and garish warning labels on tobacco products, cigarette smokers have become increasingly demonized in our society. It is understandable, though, due to the overwhelming data regarding tobacco-induced illness and death.
For the last three years, the ASU Health and Counseling Student Action Committee has worked toward making the university a tobacco-free campus to no avail. However, a pivotal decision is on the horizon: The university senate can endorse the long overdue tobacco-free campus policy when it meets on Sept. 17. By approving and recommending this policy to ASU President Michael Crow and Provost Elizabeth Capaldi, the university senate can advance this cause to help reduce student tobacco use and protect all campus patrons from the life-threatening effects of secondhand smoke.
President Barack Obama's announcement June 15 that the federal government would loosen deportation regulations for qualifying illegal immigrants is the first step toward comprehensive immigration reform, according to University administration and portions of the student body.
A drowned student's body was recovered overnight off the coast of Thailand after he disappeared Tuesday.
I found God seven times in two months.
A sudden disturbance can send ripples throughout a large body of water.
A panel of faculty and staff discussed concerns regarding public speakers on campus Tuesday after receiving complaints from the campus community.
ASU Health Services hosted a grand opening Tuesday to showcase its newly renovated and expanded building, a long-awaited $10 million project.
It is easier to punish someone than it is to help them. It’s easier to cast blame than recognize self-fault.
According to Ohio Sen. Nina Turner, R-Cleveland, if women’s reproductive health is regulated, so should men’s. She introduced Senate Bill 307, which would require men to regularly see a sex therapist, be routinely tested for cardiac stress and get a notarized affidavit signed by a sexual partner confirming impotency in order to acquire a prescription for Viagra.
A new bill has been stalking the Tennessee House of Representatives. It’s been dubbed the “Don’t Say Gay” bill. Pushed into the halls of legislation by State Rep. Joey Hensley, R-Hohenweld, the bill aims to limit sexual education in public schools to "natural human reproduction science" from kindergarten all the way up to eighth grade and bars educators from providing "any instruction or material that discusses sexual orientation other than heterosexuality."
On paper, they call themselves a group of victimized men stuck in a society that favors women.
ASU Police reported the following incident Tuesday:
Technically, the ASU baseball team won’t be at home this Thursday through Sunday when it travels to Surprise for the 10th consecutive season of the Coca-Cola Classic.
With midterms just around the corner, ASU Counseling Services and American Indian Student Support Services are offering free weekly relaxation techniques aimed at reducing ASU students’ stress.
An ASU student is suspected of assaulting his girlfriend inside her West campus dorm room Saturday night after she tried to break up with him, according to an ASU Police report.
Sure, I know the Super Bowl is Sunday, but I’m excited about baseball.
Arizona voters may have the chance in November to pass a recently proposed state alcohol tax whose revenue would fight underage drinking.
In 1998, Republicans cared about morality in the White House. Former President Bill Clinton’s sexual escapades led to a scandal and near impeachment, and Republicans were quick to argue that the morality of our leaders was essential.
Have a problem? There's a prescription for that.
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