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GAME-WINNER: Wisconsin junior running back John Clay runs in a touchdown during Saturday's game in Madison. The touchdown proved to be the game-winner and Clay finished with 125 yards on 22 carries. (Photo Courtesy of Norm Ritland)

ASU falls to Wisconsin on missed opportunities

After a Cameron Marshall touchdown run late in the fourth quarter, ASU was just an extra point away from tying up No. 11 Wisconsin in front of a sell-out crowd at Camp Randall Stadium.

By Andrew Gruman | September 19, 2010

BIG CONTRIBUTOR: Sophomore infielder Riccio Torrez is part of a well-rounded ASU offense that has seen multiple players contribute to the Sun Devils’ 11-0 start. (Photo by Kyle Thompson)

Two ASU alumni mix poetry with coffee

Two ASU alumni read poems from their latest books Friday night at Urban Beans coffee shop near 7th Street and Osborn Road.

By Uriel J. Garcia | September 19, 2010

MAN OF THE YEAR: ASU head coach Herb Sendek directs the men's basketball team during its 73-69 win over UA last month. Sendek was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year on Monday. (Photo by Kyle Thompson)

Students improve Hebrew skills with new club

By Danielle Legler | September 19, 2010

Officials want to ban legal drug

A local representative is looking to make Spice, a popular brand of the “herbal smoking blend,” illegal in Arizona like 11 other states.

By Kyle Patton | September 19, 2010

BURIED FUNDS: The Double Butte Cemetery in Tempe is asking the city of Tempe for help with their debt. A decrease in sales and residents exploring options other than burial has caused the cemetery to accumulate a debt of over a half a million dollars. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Historical cemetery asks Tempe for debt help

Since June 30 this year, the city’s cemetery fund had an accumulated debt of $561,000.

By Allison Oswalt | September 16, 2010

Soccer trying to stay perfect in Wildcat Classic

The ASU women’s soccer team looks to maintain its high-powered offense as they take on Ohio State and Central Florida at the Wildcat Classic.

By Elijah Grasser | September 16, 2010

NOWHERE TO RUN: ASU Junior defensive tackle Lawrence Guy (50) and redshirt senior defensive end Jamarr Robinson (55) take down Northern Arizona freshman running back Zach Bauman during last Saturday's 41-20 win. The Sun Devils' defense faces a much bigger challenge on the ground this week in Wisconsin junior running back John Clay, a Heisman Trophy hopeful and the reigning Big Ten Conference offensive player of the year. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Match-up with Wisconsin could define season

Ready or not, the matchup that the Sun Devils have been waiting for is finally here as they travel to Madison to take on the No. 11 Badgers.

By Andrew Gruman | September 16, 2010

(Photos by Jake May | Andrew Jeffreys | Sam Valtierra Bush)

State Press Weekly: Sept. 16

This week, we have two features on alternative smoking methods, including e-cigarettes and 'legal marijuana,' a look at ASU's Women's Rugby club, and music from Big Rock Candy Mountain!

By State Press Staff | September 15, 2010

SUMMER PROJECT: Sophomore Jason Mitrione sprays a new creation onto his larger-than-life graffiti mural, covering every wall of his garage from floor to ceiling. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

ASU Student turns graffiti into cash

ASU student Jason Mitrione created a graffiti art business and eventually plans on using the funds to create a film.

By Monica Arevalo | September 15, 2010

SB 1070 PANEL: Daniel Ortega Jr. takes aim at the legal issues raised by SB 1070 during a discussion panel on the bill''s legal implications. Ortega was joined by Professor Cathy O'Grady and Dan Pochoda in the Sandra Day O'Conner School of Law. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

Panel breaks down immigration lawsuits

Law experts discussed the legal challenges to Senate Bill 1070 during a panel Wednesday night and left out the politics.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | September 15, 2010

BIG BADGER: Wisconsin junior running back John Clay has rushed for 260 yards and four touchdowns behind one of the nation's most skilled offensive lines. Clay is also the reigning Big Ten Conference offensive player of the year. (Photo Courtesy of Megan McCormick)

In ASU, Badgers facing first true test

Most football teams play with five offensive linemen. The No. 11 Wisconsin Badgers (2-0) start six. Sort of.

By Tyler Emerick | September 15, 2010

Brewer signs common course-numbering bill at West campus

Gov. Jan Brewer arrived on the West campus Wednesday morning for a ceremonial signing of a student-drafted bill.

By Cale Ottens | September 15, 2010

LATE ARRIVAL: Cross country senior Michael Rodriguez trains at Sun Angel Stadium early Tuesday morning. After initially falling short of making the ASU roster, Rodriguez finally earned a walk-on spot this season. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Cross country senior makes most of one season

Michael Rodriguez just won’t take no for an answer. With one shot left, Rodriguez was determined to stick.

By Kyle Newman | September 14, 2010

Library begins lending e-readers

Officials from ASU Libraries on the Tempe campus unveiled a brand new set of electronic versions of young adult novels at a ceremony Tuesday.

By Michael Reppenhagen | September 14, 2010

A LOOK AT SUMMER: Photography students form the Herberger School of Art and Design opened a gallery Tuesday night displaying images from their summer spent living on the Navajo Reservation. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Students’ photo exhibit documents Navajo life

A student-based photography exhibit featuring life in the Navajo Nation opened Tuesday evening at an ASU gallery.

By Travis McKnight | September 14, 2010

FOR A FRIEND: Bioengineering freshman AJ Stockwell writes a note on the sign in memory of ASU student Matt West. 19 year old West was killed in a motorcycle accident this past weekend. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Family, friends remember student killed in crash

Friends of ASU student Matt West, who died this weekend in a motorcycle accident, gathered at a candlelight vigil Monday night.

By Mary Shinn | September 13, 2010

PENALTY PROBLEM: Sophomore linebacker Vontaze Burfict reacts after a play during ASU’s 41-20 win over Northern Arizona. Burfict was flagged in the game for two 15-yard penalties; one for unsportsmanlike conduct and one for roughing the passer. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Familiar penalties plaguing ASU football team

It’s becoming an epidemic and a major cause for concern: ASU simply can’t avoid the yellow penalty flag.

By Andrew Gruman | September 13, 2010

CHEAP INSURANCE: A less-expensive alternative health insurance is currently being offered through ASU Health Services. (Photo by Andy Jeffreys)

More students using ASU health insurance this year

This year, the number of students using two ASU health insurance plans has increased once again.

By Kyle Patton | September 13, 2010

STUDENT DATING: Two computer information systems ASU seniors developed an online dating site for Arizona students. Date U, which currently is free to become a member of, launched last month. (Photo by Aaron Lavinsky)

Dating site launches for Ariz. students

Last month, ASU students Brent Blaylock and Jeff Webb launched Date U, a dating website exclusively for college students.

By Connor Radnovich | September 13, 2010

3,000 flags stand in honor of Sept. 11 victims

Three thousand American flags flanked Tempe Beach Park Saturday, as community members met to honor and remember those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.

By Allison Oswalt | September 12, 2010

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