#arizona state university

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As the police escalate violence, beat and attack students and professors, and conduct mass arrests, student protesters should know their rights.

Here is the link to the National Lawyer's Guild booklet for protesters.

If you plan on going out to support the protests, please take some time to read through this and know your rights.

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Misha Collins - Talking Politics and Advocating for Harris-Walz in Nevada and Arizona - September 2024.

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8.16.2024

Tomorrow is the deadline for turning in all of my orientation assignments. I have decided to wait until tomorrow to finish them because I want to watch Beetlejuice instead. I recently saw Deadpool and Wolverine at the movie theater, and I saw the trailer for a Beetlejuice sequel, which piqued my interest.

[violottie]

...i am seething... words arent enough... words are not enough...

"Four women at Arizona State University ASU had their hijabs removed by police following their arrest. In the blurred image, the police are seen removing the hijab from one of the four women and subsequently placing a hoodie over her head after she asked for it to be placed." from Land Palestine, 29/Apr/2024:

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Gracie Reeves (Arizona State)

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Meadow Cooper (Arizona State)

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Is anyone actually from Arizona here?

[allthegeopolitics]

New anti-war encampments were established at the University of North Carolina and Arizona State University on Friday, as protests calling for their institutions of higher education to condemn Israel’s war on Gaza and divest from Israeli firms persist, Anadolu Agency reports. Police attempted to clear the sit-in at Arizona State University, but prosecutors defiantly remained on a campus lawn after their tents were torn down and carried away by law enforcement. Demonstrators attempted to gather what they could, and locked arms around a canopy that was left standing. School authorities attempted to clear them from the site by turning on sprinklers, but demonstrators quickly moved to place various objects, including large water bottles, on the sprinklers to block them. “Water is life,” the prosecutors chanted, according to a live feed from the local ABC television station affiliate. “One, two, three, four, occupation no more. Five, six, seven, eight, Israel is an Apartheid state. One, two three, four, we don’t want your dirty war. Five, six, seven, eight, Israel is a terrorist state,” they added.

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Females from few species live long past their reproductive years—but a new study confirms that chimpanzees, like the one pictured above in Uganda's Kibale National Park, are part of the exclusive club. 

PHOTOGRAPH BY KEVIN LANGERGRABER, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

[materialsscienceandengineering]

New polymer technology targets engineering failure to enhance sustainability

Sustainability is a complex problem with many different players and influenced by policies, society, and technical perspectives. Scientists within ASU's School of Molecular Sciences (SMS) and the Biodesign Institute's Center for Sustainable Macromolecular Materials and Manufacturing (SM3) are pursuing a multi-pronged approach towards a more circular economy, with projects focused on biosourcing, recycling, water purification, or carbon capture to name a few. One obvious strategy to limit the vast amount of materials wasted is to reduce the need to produce plastics worldwide. "That is easier said than done," says associate professor Yoan Simon of ASU's SMS and SM3. "However, the antidote could simply be to prolong the lifespan of parts." From tethers in backpacks to container lids, we are surrounded by parts that must withstand thousands of opening and closing cycles. Likewise, bike and football helmets must withstand repeated impacts and maintain a given level of protection without failing.

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9.14.2024

A night of taking notes and enjoying some peach tranquility tea while watching "Black Butler: Book of Circus."

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Jada Mangahas (Arizona State)

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💙💙💙

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Adult male gelada in the mountains of Ethiopia

An adult male gelada, also called the gelada baboon or the "bleeding-heart" monkey, poses along a ridge in the Simien Mountains National Park, Ethiopia. Researchers are studying how this species has adapted to the high-altitude – between 6,000 and 14,000-plus feet above sea level – where they live.

Credit: India A. Schneider-Crease/Arizona State University

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11.11.2024

I have so much to do and very little time to do it. I don't feel like I'm learning anything because my classes are online and condensed into a 7.5 week schedule. Also my ethics class is so stupid.