The ASU auditorium rang with laughter Thursday night as Paul Shanklin serenaded the audience with his impressions of political figures.
Some students went to the lecture hoping to gain some political savvy.
"I know nothing about politics," Brian Peter, a freshman chemistry major from White Hall, said.
Registration for intramural volleyball begins today. It will be followed by intramural whiffleball and Texas Hold'Em later in the semester.
Flag football, the most popular sport offered in the fall, is currently underway, but there are still opportunities for students to get involved in one of the other activities.
Do you freeze up when your teacher hands you a test? Do you get writer's block on that English essay? Well, maybe a session in stress management is needed.
Dr. Pat Glascock of the counseling center is teaching a class on how to handle stress and test anxiety every Tuesday at 3:30 and 4 p.
There are four main issues young people are looking at first, Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, said during a Sept. 22 conference call with college reporters.
A story identifying her husband's stance on how to make college more affordable, ending the war in Iraq, providing all Americans with quality and affordable health care and solving the global warming crisis was published in the Herald's Sept.
Tiffany Kirklin, a junior agribusiness major from Rector, has been named the first recipient of the Kelsey Hall Excellence in Agriculture Scholarship at ASU.
Kirklin is a graduate of Rector High School. Her campus involvement includes the Agribusiness Club and the Collegiate Farm Bureau, and she participates in the ASU Honors College.
2008 Woodie Awards
