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ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
Polytechnic honor society holds nationwide broadcast
Students from 203 universities across the nation fixed their eyes on the ASU Polytechnic auditorium Tuesday night to learn about success and how to achieve it.
Networking, persistence key to jobs for W. P. Carey grads
The employment rate for graduates of the W. P. Carey School of Business was 78 percent for the May 2009 class, a decrease from the 92-to-95-percent average for previous years.
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ASU Police reported the following incidents Monday:
Scientists discuss lunar visits, possible return
ASU hosted one of the first specific workshops on ground-based geophysics of the moon on the Tempe campus Thursday and Friday.
Graduate develops light rail iPhone application
Mitch Karren bought himself an iPhone for his 23rd birthday in September 2008, and by last month had built and launched a Metro Light Rail schedule and trip-planning application.
FDA working to inform public about tanning bed dangers
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is looking for better ways to protect public health by potentially regulating tanning devices, Peper Long, a FDA spokesperson said.
3 Downtown senators boycott fee discussion
Rifts over a proposal for a $75 facilities fee prompted three student senators to boycott a town hall meeting in opposition of the student government president on the Downtown campus.A previous propos
Students race through Phoenix 'Idiotarod'
Thirty-nine teams of five raced around downtown Phoenix Saturday with shopping carts, making various stops to perform challenges like tightrope walking and bobbing for sardines.
$4.6M grant to fund high school summer journalism program for next 5 years
Storm downs University power
A storm pelted the Valley Thursday causing power losses, flooding and some canceled classes across multiple ASU campuses.
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ASU Police reported the following incidents Thursday:
Students look beyond ASU Bookstores
Prices for new textbooks have increased at twice the rate of inflation since 1986, according to a federal report, leading many students to fight back by buying books from alternative companies.
ASU uses thermostat, light settings to save money
Budget cuts and retracted funding by the state Legislature have ASU officials applying sustainability to save money around campus, including raising temperatures and dimming lights.
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ASU police reported the following incidents Wednesday:
New club to bring together space enthusiasts
A new club about to launch on the Tempe campus will focus on awareness of the final frontier: space.
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ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday: