Michael Crow May or May Not Believe Beer Pong Gave You Oral Herpes
An L.A. television station thinks beer pong is responsible for the spread of oral herpes at ASU. Never fear, Sun Devils. Michael Crow has an ingenious plan to stop the epidemic.
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An L.A. television station thinks beer pong is responsible for the spread of oral herpes at ASU. Never fear, Sun Devils. Michael Crow has an ingenious plan to stop the epidemic.
As you probably know, Michael Crow has imposed mandatory unpaid furloughs for all ASU employees to help the university make budget.
The furloughs extend to the athletic department. For example, Dennis Erickson will lose $20,800 of his $450,000 annual salary and Herb Sendek will lose $13,600 of his $292,000 annual salary during 12-day furloughs.
To our knowledge, neither has made a peep publicly, choosing instead to pitch in and do their part to help see the university through this mess.
And then you’ve got UConn coach Jim Calhoun. Enjoy the video.
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(Photo courtesy: East Valley Tribune)
Only one campus in all the land can claim more students than Arizona State’s Tempe campus. Who ever could it be? Oh, and we’re reopening our men’s hoops prognostication poll.
The Arizona Republic recently offered two distinct views of Tempe—one looking toward the future and one looking 100 years into the past.
Arizona State’s student body has never been bigger. Is Michael Crow’s commitment to super-sizing campus a good thing?