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Loss, not gain, made on Mardi Gras events
- The weekend Mardi Gras festivities, sponsored by the Associated Students of ASU, lost between $17,000 and $18,000, an executive officer told the senate Tuesday.
Art true passion for campus cop
When Al Phillips became a police officer it wasn't because he had a burning desire to uphold the law.
Complaint against ASASU hopeful awaits verdict
Student government presidential hopeful Seth Deitchman and former presidential opponent Damon Pace dueled it out over paints, balloons, a "Spider-Man" tablecloth, and other campaign paraphernalia Thursday in an ASASU election commission trial.
Exhibit addresses gender roles; illuminates though art
- A pair of breast implants lay on a shelf, used underwear hung from the ceiling, a fake urinal was taped to the wall and a plastic dildo sat on a table.
Animal center seeks student volunteers, temporary homes for pets
- Maricopa County Animal Control workers are looking for ASU students with a longing for pet interaction and a desire to help the animal world.
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Veal makes point
When Jeremy Veal, ASU's all-time leading scorer, took the court in the opening game of the Nike Desert Classic Thursday, he wasn't at his customary shooting guard spot.
Offense outshines defense at annual ASU spring football game
Thanks to a multitude of injuries on offense and defense, ASU's annual spring football game turned into, for all intensive purposes, a spring scrimmage.
Mills, potent hitting lead ASU past Trojans, 18-3
The No. 19 ASU baseball team's opening game against USC was a combination of great pitching and timely hitting as the Sun Devils banged out 18 hits in their 18-3 win over the No. 3 Trojans.
No. 9 softball to play just another game vs. No. 1 UofA
In football, it is known as "The Game." In softball, it is just another game.
No. 8 ASU looks to improve rank
The No. 8 ASU women's tennis team has a great opportunity to move up in the rankings this weekend when the Sun Devils take on No. 1 Stanford Friday at 1:30 p.m. and No. 10 Cal Saturday at noon at the Whiteman Tennis Center.
Nation's best to compete at 19th annual Sun Angel Classic
The Sun Angel Classic, is, simply stated, an integral part of Sun Devil track and field tradition.
Column: White made correct choices with Newman, Evans
by Ed Odevan...OK, I'll be the first to admit it, I was very critical of ASU Athletic Director Kevin White's decision to hire Don Newman in September (as was stated in a pre-season column).
Editorials, Columns and Letters to the Editor
Column Subjects
- Loyalty for new hometown team takes time by Ginger Scott
- Stadium politics, BOB and the future for a Cardinals' stadium by Ross Eide
- Good Friday, Easter a time to take pride in power of good over evil by Michelle Craig
Letters to the Editor Subjects
- Respectful rivalries
- Comic will be missed
- FLASH gives service
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| PERCY EDNALINO JR. Editor CARYL MICALIZIO Night Editor JODI BAFUNDO Managing Editor KARA SHIRE City Editor GINGER SCOTT Opinion Editor CHRISTI FOIST News Editor |
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Fahy, Kristen Hatcher, Chris Kahn, Cadonna Peyton, Timothy Tait, David Woodfill,
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Scott Lewis.
COPY EDITORS: Lorie Roberts, Susan Schimmel
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