Tempe cuts 100 jobs
Tempe City Council approved the elimination of 100 city jobs at an issue review session Thursday night.
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Tempe City Council approved the elimination of 100 city jobs at an issue review session Thursday night.
The House Appropriations Committee is expected to approve $18 million for the light rail project in November, moving the project slower than what Valley Metro officials had expected.
The Tempe City Council approved an addendum to delay construction of residential units on the Hayden Ferry Lakeside property Thursday.
ASU took the top spot as best party school in the nation, according to a ranking done by Playboy magazine.
Tempe Mayor Neil Giuliano returned last week from observing parliamentary elections in Skopje, Macedonia.
Tempe Mayor Neil Giuliano hosted a forum Tuesday morning where he dispelled rumors that federal funding is in jeopardy for the $900-million Valley light rail transit project, which is at present 30 percent planned.
Differentiation.
Fraternities on Alpha Drive face the destruction of their houses as ASU administration plans to clear the area for athletic, academic and residential facilities.
In the midst of bomb threats Wednesday, members of a social and political awareness organization called "Q" held a demonstration in front of the Memorial Union.
Tempe resident Donna Bird spends part of each day doing "Gary things."
Pam Goronkin said it wasn't a part of her long-term goals to join the ranks of Tempe City Council.
With its first phase completed in July, Hayden Ferry Lakeside, a multi-purpose development area, is almost 50 percent occupied.
What could Harvard University and ASU possibly have in common?
After associates of the Russian mafia allegedly hacked into about 20 ASU computers last spring, communication between information technology officials and police has increased.
It took endless petitions, protests and discussion.
City officials call Tempe "a great place to live, work and play," and a nationwide magazine agrees with that assessment.
A slew of meetings and public forums were held this month to allow community input on finishing touches to the light rail project.
Tempe will no longer be considered a site for the Cardinal stadium when the Tourism and Sports Authority submits its proposal to the governor at the end of August.
This story originally appeared in the June 11, 2002 editions of the State Press and Web Devil.
"Wake up America" was written on one of dozens of signs carried by more than 100 students at a Palestinian rally in front of the Memorial Union on Wednesday.
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