Black law students protest ASU faculty diversity
Black law students at Arizona State University picketed the College of Law to demand more black faculty after the death of professor emeritus John Morris left the school with no Black professors. They cited low minority hiring and called for broader recruitment of minorities beyond African Americans.
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Arizona University
of Law
John Morris
ASU
Law School
Corwin
Pse
Dick Morgan
Morgan
Black Law Students Association
Law College
Townsend
Black Association
Teenaged Mesa boy struck by car at intersection
A 14 year old Mesa boy was hit at Alma School Road and University Drive around 12:30 p.m. He was flown to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Osborn with head and back trauma in fair condition later. Driver Lori Foster 23 was not injured and witnesses said the boy crawled away from the car.
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Mesa
Steven Mossies
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital-Osborn
Stan
Alma School Road
University Drive
Cliff Puckett
Lori Foster
University
Alma School
Mossios
Puckett
Foster
Carson
Guadalupe
Gary Cullen
Grandview Street
Mesa Fire
Cullen
Phoenix Fire
Broadway Road
Longmore
Elaine Haines
Jennifer
Chandler
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Osborn
Patrick McDermott
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Ace
McDermott
Dustin Miller
Anthony Landato
ASU chalk drawing exhibit blends expression and whimsy
Arizona State University students showcased 54 chalk drawings in a School of Design exhibit described as personal expression. Works ranged from classic portraits to surreal posters with a lava pit concept evolving into a London fire motif.
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London
Arizona State University
Randy Boersen
ASU
School of Design
Paris
Bob Wolf
Boersen
Tai Endo
Endo
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