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ABOR's tuition decision still uncertain
- Whether university students were able to influence the Arizona Board of Regents to keep next year's tuition low still remains to be seen.
Friends,
family gather to remember Longo
The display full of photos in the entrance of the church showed Philip Longo as his friends and family will remember him--an athletic, happy young man who was caring and loving.
New microscope built at ASU
Scientists at ASU have developed a microscope that will make tiny objects appear closer and clearer than ever before.
Congressional bill seeks abolishments of grant program
- Students receiving federal grants could come up a few dollars short next year if a current bill is passed by the U.S. Congress.
Traffic snafus predicted during annual Tempe Festival of the Arts
- Expect bumper to bumper traffic Friday night when several streets, including Mill Avenue, will be closed to make room for the 21st Annual Tempe Festival of the Arts.
Supreme court justice to speak after ASASU candidate debates
- Let the promises begin.
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Sports News
Cherry looks to put Bowl suspension behind him
It was a festive New Year's Eve celebration for the ASU football team, who defeated Iowa in the Sun Bowl. For cornerback J'Juan Cherry, however, the day before New Year wasn't quite so joyous.
Track
squad hosts Baldy Castillo Invite
Some of the country's best distance runners will have the spotlight all to themselves tonight at 6 at Sun Angel Stadium.
2 grapplers named to all-academic team
ASU wrestlers Aaron Simpson and Steve Blackford were awarded for their work in the classroom Thursday, as both were named the Pac-10 All-Academic team.
Sun Devils battle Pac-10's 'unnoticed' top team
Though it is a non-conference serires, when the ASU baseball team heads to the Northwest to take on Washington, it is sure to be a showdown as both prepare to battle in their first meeting ever.
Softball begins rough part of schedule against Oregon schools
If the Pac-10 is the strongest softball conference in the nation, ASU will begin the toughest part of its schedule this weekend in the Beaver State.
Women's tennis drenches Ducks, 5-0
For many people Thursday's wet weather was a nice break from the heat, but for the Oregon women's tennis team the rain only added to the frustrations of a squad with only three wins on the season, as ASU beat the Ducks 5-0.
No. 25 men's tennis host conference foes, Cal, Stanford
If the ASU men's tennis team can get through this weekend's homestand with at least one win, it would be in great shape heading into the end of the regular season, but a Sun Devil sweep would be, oh so nice.
Editorials, Columns and Letters to the Editor
Column Subjects
- Movie culture plunges toward inanity by Scott Bennett
- Voting in ASASU elections key to insuring student representation by Adrian Fontes
- Incongruence of global-warming theories, facts stress need to question by Scott D. Gillette
Letters to the Editor Subjects
- ASASU get real
- Silent hero
- More like Fontes
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