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May 1999

By Ofelia Madrid ASU WebDevil The sounds of the drums begin slowly and gradually strengthen. Ten-year-old Butch Bob begins to dance with the rhythm as the beat grows faster. Bob was one of more than 400 Native Americans who competed in the 13th annual Arizona State University Pow Wow, held on the ASU campus April 16-18. continued >>

April 1999

By Mike Curran ASU WebDevil For most ASU students, a day where your mom makes fun of your sex life on the radio and you casually meet Alice Cooper would be out of the ordinary. However, for Paul "The Claw" Lucie, this might not be so uncommon. continued >>

February 1999

By Stephanie Conner ASU WebDevil Either ASU students are getting smarter or their teachers are getting easier. In the past four years, student grades have soared 6 percent, prompting allegations of grade inflation and concern among some faculty that their grading standards are less than rigorous. continued >>

December 1998

By Clint Currie Statepress.com Today's Jews marry outside their faith, don't study their history and, in some places, fail to attend synagogue. Now frustrated Valley Jewish leaders are wondering what's happening with the Next Generation. continued >>

October 1998

By Paul Matthews Statepress.com Thirty-six years ago, CBS correspondent Walter Cronkite broadcast astronaut John Glenn Jr.'s historic flight into space. It was a momentous occasion, America's most trusted journalist linking the world to one of the country's greatest heroes. continued >>

The Bulldog
In-depth articles written by ASU journalism students are featured in The Bulldog, which is published periodically by the Cronkite School of Journalism & Telecommunication and ASU's Student Media. The goal of The Bulldog is to serve as an outlet for journalism students who always are looking for places to publish. The articles will range from feature stories to hard-hitting investigative articles.

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Dec. 11, 1999