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West groups host workshops on gay rights

Student groups at the West campus are examining gay-rights issues during an event on campus this week.

By Josh Snyder | October 13, 2008

Technology deters medical errors, report says

A recent study from the W.P.

By Allison Carlin | October 13, 2008

Student accused of assaulting, choking man to appear in court

An ASU student suspected of assaulting and choking a 19-year-old man until he lost consciousness is set to appear in court Tuesday.

By Tessa Muggeridge | October 13, 2008

ASU professor examines faith in God

Owen Anderson is tired of Christianity posing the same arguments for why people should believe in God, and believes its time for some new questions to be asked.

By Brandon Manus | October 13, 2008

Candidates for Corporate Commission - Barry Wong

Republican Barry Wong says the six months he served on the Arizona Corporation Commission as an appointee of Gov.

| October 13, 2008

Legal affairs VP to move to Texas university

ASU Vice President for Administration and General Counsel Paul Ward was named vice president for legal affairs, general counsel and secretary to the Board of Trustees at Southern Methodist University

By Derek Quizon | October 13, 2008

Researchers examine little-known pollutant

By studying the contents of atmosphere in highly polluted cities around the world, two ASU professors are bringing a lesser-known air particle into the spotlight: brown aerosols.

By Jodi Cisman | October 13, 2008

Tempe residents to decide on school taxes, teacher salaries

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By Derek Quizon | October 13, 2008

Candidates for Corporation Commission - Paul Newman

Paul Newman says the lessons of growing up on a dairy farm have come in handy during 30 years of service as a lawyer and public servant.

| October 13, 2008

Candidates for Corporation Commission - Bob Stump

Bob Stump, a Republican running for Corporation Commission, says an agreement in which Arizona would join other western states and some Canadian provinces to cut greenhouse gas emissions should involv

| October 13, 2008

Candidates for Corporation Commission - Sandra Kennedy

Democrat Sandra Kennedy said her experience as a restaurant owner focusing on customers would inform her decisions in regulating utilities and other businesses as a member of the Arizona Corporation.

| October 13, 2008

Researchers examine little-known pollutant

By studying the contents of atmosphere in highly polluted cities around the world, two ASU professors are bringing a lesser-known air particle into the spotlight: brown aerosols.

By Jodi Cisman | October 13, 2008

Candidates for Corporation Commission - Marian McClure

Marian McClure says her eight years as a Republican state lawmaker and 30 years of shrewd investing would inform her decisions as a member of the Arizona Corporation Commission.

| October 13, 2008

False alarm empties Tempe engineering building

The Tempe Fire Department responded to an alarm panel signaling a leak in the Engineering Resource Center about 6:50 p.m. on Tuesday, Battalion Chief Tom Abbott said.

By Tessa Muggeridge | October 13, 2008

Police Beat

Tempe Police reported the following incidents Sunday:

By Derek Quizon | October 12, 2008

Internet crime a problem at ASU

Internet crime is an issue that has affected the public for years.

| October 12, 2008

Hundreds of students Race for the Cure

Maroon and gold speckled crowds of pink and white downtown Sunday morning as more than 200 students from seven ASU teams raced and volunteered in support of breast cancer research.

By Adam Sneed | October 12, 2008

Technology companies look for lifetime customers at colleges

Companies like Apple and Google benefit tremendously from partnerships with ASU, boosting product loyalty among students who are likely to be affluent after graduation, marketing experts and a Univers

By Matt Culbertson | October 9, 2008

Police Beat

ASU police reported the following incidents Thursday:

By Jodi Cisman | October 9, 2008

Sigma Chi fraternity house fire

The Tempe Fire Department put out a fire with eight-foot flames at the Sigma Chi fraternity house Tuesday night.

By Tessa Muggeridge | October 8, 2008

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