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Attorneys general get MillerCoors to halt production of Sparks Red

MillerCoors agreed to put the production of an alcoholic energy drink on hold last week after receiving a letter from Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard and 24 other attorneys general urging them

By Philip Haldiman | September 25, 2008

UA alums create one-stop Web site for Sun Devils

Students searching for local news, events and reviews in the ASU community have a one-stop online resource designed for college life.

By Adam Sneed | September 25, 2008

Professors: Race an issue in U.S. politics, election

Race is still an issue in American politics, two ASU history professors said at a public forum Thursday night.

By Lauren Gambino | September 25, 2008

Students find deals at non-ASU parking lots downtown

A new parking lot is open near the Downtown Phoenix campus, and some ASU students are finding it more convenient than University-sponsored parking.

| September 25, 2008

Police Beat

ASU Police reported the following incident Tuesday: A Tempe man was arrested at about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday on suspicion of underage consumption of alcohol, police reported.

By Jodi Cisman | September 25, 2008

Tempe changes law on broken meters

An ordinance was passed to make parking in broken meters illegal in the city of Tempe last Thursday.

| September 24, 2008

Tempe residents voice concerns about homeless

::Correction Appended:: More than 150 Tempe residents are angry about the dangerous and criminal behavior of the homeless population in their neighborhood and are seeking solutions.

By Tessa Muggeridge | September 24, 2008

Vomit falling from University bridge allegedly causes rear-end collision

ASU police are investigating an incident where eight to ten fraternity members allegedly caused a car collision, University spokeswoman Julie Newberg said in a statement.

By Tessa Muggeridge | September 24, 2008

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Tuesday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | September 24, 2008

All freshmen required to live on-campus next fall

ASU will require all incoming freshmen to live on campus starting in fall 2009, University officials said.

By Derek Quizon | September 24, 2008

Professors weigh in on $700 billion Wall Street buyout plan

A proposed $700 billion buyout to stabilize Wall Street may be the best solution for the U.S.

By Matt Culbertson | September 24, 2008

Immigration policy out of hand, Gordon says

::Correction Appended:: Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon sent a strong message Wednesday afternoon to students at the Downtown Campus: Immigration policy must change.

By Adam Sneed | September 24, 2008

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Tuesday:

By Tessa Muggeridge | September 23, 2008

Career Fiesta comes to Tempe campus

Hundreds of employers will gather on the Tempe campus this week for ASU's Career Fiesta, interviewing and recruiting students for jobs and internships.

| September 23, 2008

Grad schools, employers check Web

Students spend hours sifting through photographs and status updates on social networking Web sites like Facebook and Myspace.

By James King | September 23, 2008

Students advised to dress well, 'act natural' at Career Fiesta

BY MAYA KOHN SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS The pressure of a job interview is enough to make even the most confident person a little nervous.

| September 23, 2008

New Route to law school

Two ASU colleges are working together to offer students a smoother, faster transition to law school.

By Adam Sneed | September 23, 2008

Dubai study-abroad programs kick off in Decemeber

Students can now study the changes and developments in the Middle East through ASU in Dubai, a winter program that focuses on the progress and expansion of the city of Dubai and the rapid transformati

By Allison Carlin | September 22, 2008

Google to leave Arizona Nov 21, close Tempe campus office

Google Inc. will close its Arizona offices, housed in the University Services Building on the Tempe campus on Nov. 21.

By Allison Gatlin | September 22, 2008

Tempe increases court fees

The Tempe City Council unanimously approved an increase in city court fees charged to the defendant in a criminal case, from $50 to $100, at a meeting Thursday evening.

By Derek Quizon | September 22, 2008

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