The power of knowledge: Why students have a responsibility to know their rights
As students we have a duty to be aware of our rights so that we can hold society and institutions accountable.
As students we have a duty to be aware of our rights so that we can hold society and institutions accountable.
The Olympics are a momentous time for the world but can leave the host city wishing they never existed.
Friends and colleagues of deceased English instructor Debra Schwartz continue on in the spirit of hard work and altruism she exemplified.
Tempe resident chases and tackles a man who stole from his unlocked car, police reported.
The woman had a warrant out for her arrest and meth in her bra, even though she was able to find her phone she assumed was stolen, police reported.
The man had climbed the roof of Fees Middle School with $15 worth of marijuana, police reported.
Officers found a black binder full of needles, a bent spoon, a glass pipe full of black residue and a few baggies of heroin and meth in the man’s car, police reported.
The man said he had jumped an apartment wall with the intent of searching dumpsters on the property, according to the report.
After officers pulled the man over, he exited his car and yelled, “shoot me,” police reported.
After finding a man asleep behind the wheel of a car, officers found mason jars filled with marijuana in his car.
The man had been in a verbal argument with another man on the street when officers arrived, police reported.
The woman entered the man’s bedroom and removed two firearms, an iPad and an iPhone, police said.
The woman had bloodshot, watery eyes, a flushed face, slurred speech and appeared to be “extremely emotional,” according to the report.
While investigating a previous armed robbery, officers found several pills in the man’s apartment, police said.
The man had illegally entered three separate cars in an apartment complex parking lot, police reported.
The woman told police that she had a baggie with meth and “three blue pills in her panties,” police said.
After the light rail conductor honked the train’s horn to get the pair’s attention, the man turned and held up his middle finger, police reported.
He denied swallowing the cocaine, and could not explain where the cocaine went or what he swallowed when the officer contacted him, police reported.
ASU has banned hoverboards on University property effective March 23.
A Chandler man was stopped on suspicion of auto theft.
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