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Masked Men, Disinfected Gym Give High School Basketball Game In Ahwatukee Unique Feel
Mandatory masks, a fog of disinfectant, socially distant seating, temperature checks. This is high school basketball in a pandemic.
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A Year After First Case In Arizona, COVID-19 Is Now A Leading Killer
COVID-19 is on the verge of becoming the leading cause of death in Arizona, surpassing cancer and closing in on heart disease.
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‘I’m Not Surprised’: Report Of Harassment By Fired Mets GM Prompts Anger, Shock
News that former Arizona Diamondbacks executive Jared Porter sent sexually explicit texts to a reporter was not shocking to some.
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‘They Really Do Exist’: Coyotes Fans Welcome In-Person Experience
About 2,274 fans watched the Arizona Coyotes take a 4-3 shootout loss to the San Jose Sharks.
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Distant But Devoted, AZ Biden Supporters Gear Up For Virtual Inauguration
Thousands who would normally have flooded Washington this week were told to stay home due to the coronavirus and security concerns.
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Reading, Listening, Learning: ASU Libraries Provides Public BLM Resource Guide
Arizona State University Libraries has created a digital resource guide focused on the Black Lives Matter movement, justice and equity.
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He’s Ready To Rumbbbbbble: Former ASU Wrestler Levi ‘Tucker’ Cooper Embracing WWE
One day, he is studying accounting at Arizona State. The next, he is hitting his “business” partner with a briefcase.
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Arizona Attempts Unprecedented Mass Vaccination As Coronavirus Surges
Getting enough people vaccinated to stop the pandemic is a major logistical question. Arizona is turning to mass vaccination sites to do so.
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For The Love Of Animals: High Suicide Rates Reflect The Many Stresses Of Veterinarians
Many veterinarians face a mountain of debt after medical school and struggle to cope with the trauma endured by pets.
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As Soccer Season Nears, ASU’s Barbieri Remains Stranded In Brazil
As the start of the Pac-12 women’s soccer season closes in, Arizona State is without veteran midfielder Lara Barbieri.
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The Fight At Home: Suicide Rate Is Highest Among Younger Military Veterans
“We know today that actually more veterans who have not been deployed will take their lives than people who were actually in combat.”
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The Other Pandemic: Loneliness Widespread With The Loss Of Social Connections
The pandemic has affected different people in different ways, causing financial stress due to job loss, sliding grades and relationships.
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Four Decades After Memorable Run With ASU, Lionel Hollins Still Thriving
Former ASU player Lionel Hollins, an assistant coach with the Los Angeles Lakers, has a lot to celebrate.
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Phoenix Rising Believes New Stadium Will Bring Improved Fan, Player Experience
Phoenix Rising FC hopes 2021 is about more than just improvements on the field. The organization said it is committed to fan experience.
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Balancing Act: Olympic Athletes Try To Ramp Up Training, Avoid Injury After Coronavirus Delay
Arizona State swim coach Bob Bowman has faced many challenges throughout his 35-year coaching career, but none like the coronavirus.
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Report: ‘Child Care Deserts’ Hit Poor, Rural Arizona Families Hardest
Arizona has 304,180 infants and toddlers who need child care but only 234,270 slots to accommodate them, with poor and rural most affected.
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Watching Brother Win Fiesta Bowl A Special Moment For Florida State’s Chubba Purdy
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape of college football, including postseason bowl games, but it didn't spoil Iowa State's win.
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Study: Post-9/11 Vets More Likely To Be Employed, And In Steadier Jobs
Post-9/11 veterans are not only more likely to be employed than the general population, they are also more likely to be immune to recession.
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Democrats Pass Independents, Can’t Overtake GOP In Voter Registration
Arizona Democrats registered more new voters in the last election cycle than any other party, moving ahead of independents.
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Arizona Hate Crimes Bounced Back In 2019, Experts Fear A Surge In 2020
Hate crimes in Arizona bounced back in 2019 after a sharp drop the year before, and advocates say they fear the numbers are going up.
