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Series Split: ASU junior outfielder Johnny Ruettiger prepares to round first base after a single against New Mexico on Feb. 18. Ruettiger had two hits and scored two runs in the Sun Devils’ victory over Cal State Fullerton on Wednesday. (Photo by Sierra Smith)

Baseball claims second game against CSF

With sophomore pitcher Alex Blackford leading the charge, the No. 8 Sun Devils defeated Cal State Fullerton 10-1 Wednesday afternoon to split the midweek set.

By Tyler Emerick | March 23, 2011

U.N. Barks, U.S. Bites

The U.S. and its traditional allies are doing most of the bombing in Libya. This raises questions about the structure of the United Nations and the nature of international law.

By John Gaylord | March 23, 2011

EX-pect the unexpected

After all the progress you made getting over someone after a breakup happens, how should you react when you see him or her for the first time?

By Lindsey Kupfer | March 23, 2011

USG confronts transparency issues

This is part two of a three-part series on the Tempe campus Undergraduate Student Government. This part looks into transparency concerns and what student government leaders and doing to address these issues.

By Katie Shoultz | March 22, 2011

After visiting Hahn, baseball falls to CSF

The ASU baseball team was able to pay a visit to freshman Cory Hahn in Southern California before suffering a 7-3 loss to Cal State Fullerton.

By Tyler Emerick | March 22, 2011

Editorial: Protest education cuts

If prominence won’t influence our legislators, perhaps sheer numbers will.

By Editorial Board | March 22, 2011

Budget talks: ASU President Michael Crow addresses the potential effects of University budget cuts Tuesday in a meeting with The State Press editorial board. (Photo by Nathan Meacham)

Senate budget plan could scale back ASU financial aid

With cuts to higher education proposed in the Legislature, ASU President Michael Crow said Tuesday there are few other sources the University could use to save money.

By Adam Sneed | March 22, 2011

On the Base Path: ASU sophomore Kayla Ketchum warms up before the Sun Devils’ game against Campbell on March 10. Ketchum has scored 13 runs this season as a pinch runner. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Ketchum tearing up the base paths

While she’s listed as an outfielder on the official roster, Ketchum thrives in her unique role as the team’s primary pinch runner.

By Greg Dillard | March 22, 2011

State Press Weekly: Students voice reaction to proposed tuition hikes

This week on State Press Weekly, hosts Mauro Whiteman and Samantha Valtierra Bush bring you the weekly news and a special report on tuition increases.

By State Press Staff | March 22, 2011

Company reduces landfills by turning waste into compost

EcoScraps, a company that opened a new facility in Tempe last month, collects old produce from grocery stores, turns it into compost and then sells it in nurseries.

By Sophia Charchuk | March 22, 2011

Democrats luck out under Wis. law

The battle over a union law in Wisconsin continues, as a county judge recently put a temporary hold on the publication of the bill.

By Daniel O'Connor | March 22, 2011

Women: the minority

Gender discrimination appears to be a thing of the past. But why has there still not been a female president?

By Isabelle Novak | March 22, 2011

CO-OP: Managed by USG, the Bike Co-op has been a great service to many students this semester, repairing and tuning dozens of bikes each day. (Photo by Rosie Gochnour)

Understanding USG: Group controls $2M but gets little student attention

Part one of a three-part series on the Tempe campus USG. This part looks into what USG does for the student body and why students should stay up-to-date on the organization’s activities.

By Katie Shoultz | March 21, 2011

Editorial: Sun Devil inspiration

After an undefeated senior season, a national title and becoming the talk of the wrestling world, Anthony Robles has every right to brag.

By Editorial Board | March 21, 2011

BORDER AWARENESS: A group of students with the organization No Mas Muertes, or No More Deaths, traveled to the U.S.-Mexico border on a spring break trip to raise awareness for immigrants who face hardships while illegally entering the United States. (Photo courtesy of Benjamin Lang)

Students lend humanitarian aid in border visit

Eight students volunteered with No Mas Muertes, or No More Deaths, an organization founded in response to the high number of deaths of migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

By Nesima Aberra | March 21, 2011

Sun Devil athletics on the rise

It’s time for student pride to be shoved down the throats of tuition-payers.

By Nick Ruland | March 21, 2011

Final push: An ASU swimmer propels through the water during a practice in January. The women’s swim team closed out the season with high finishes in the 3-meter springboard and in the relays at the NCAA championships. (Photo by Sierra Smith)

Women’s swim and dive finishes season strong

The ASU women’s swim and dive season came to a conclusion this weekend as the Sun Devils finished 18th in the country at the NCAA National Championships.

By William Boor | March 21, 2011

Anniversary of a mistake

March 20 marked the eighth anniversary of the Iraq War. Have we learned anything from our mistake?

By Sohail Bayot | March 21, 2011

Joining the revolution

Western views skew a revolution’s progress in the Middle East.

By Brittany Morris | March 21, 2011

The Obama that could lose

There are several narratives that Republicans can use against President Barack Obama in the 2012 election. Only one will lead to victory.

By Will Munsil | March 21, 2011

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