News Articles
Students get one-on-one help at Tutor Center
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The Tutor Center reopened its doors this week to offer free tutoring sessions in the Texan Hall Conference Room and the Centennial Village Sky Room. Tutors offer help with subjects, such as biology, government, history, business, communications and many other subjects.
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This is the news from the week of February 5.
Best-selling author to host conference
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"Sinner's Welcome," "Viper Rum," "The Devil's Tour" and "The Liars' Club" may not sound like anything ASU would advocate, but at the 14th annual Writers' Conference, they are just the beginning. The conference is slated to host Best-Selling author Mary Karr, best known for her memoir, "The Liars' Club," and multiple award-winning poems, Feb.
SWAG shows heart for Haiti survivors
Sister's Who Achieve Goals raised $550 Tuesday to benefit the relief efforts in Haiti, said Marissa Williams, new member intake coordinator. "We have two Haitian members, so we thought it would be important to do what we could," Lauren Higgins, club spokeswoman, said.
Serbian student selected to attend USDA conference
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When Ivana Milovanovic, an animal business major, applied to ASU, she planned on studying art. Due to time issues with international paper work, she opted to study agriculture instead. Milovanovic decided to give agriculture a shot after she spoke with the dean of Agriculture, Dr.
News Briefs
National Study Abroad Award ASU received "Best Practice" for study abroad, and joins past winners such as Rice and the University of Pittsburgh. The Institute for National Education named the Center for International Studies co-winner of the 2010 Andrew Heiskell award.
Student Senate Briefs
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SGA meets every Monday at 6 p.m. to discuss and evaluate student life on campus. By Jessica Shepard Staff Writer Student Senate Vice President Stephanie Williams swore in David Becker Monday as the new "Senator at Large" position. "I feel like it's really important to be involved in your community," said Becker.