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Kids and their families visited the Historic Heritage Square on Dec. 5 to sit with Santa, ride a train and decorate cookies as part of a fund raising event to support the museum at the Rosson House, a historic home built in 1895.

Forget about New York, Chicago and Los Angeles and the pride people who live there feel. For Kimber Lanning, Phoenix, a city that has long sought its own identity, is the only city that matters.

ASU President Michael Crow participated in an open forum telecast hosted on the Downtown campus Tuesday afternoon to answer questions from students on all four campuses.

A round-table interview with Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio abruptly ended Monday night at the Walter Cronkite School when a small group of singing protesters interrupted the sheriff as he was answering a question concerning his immigration policies.

When customers wander through the doors at Circles Records and Tapes, the florescent lights glare off of the sale CD cases and draw them to explore rooms full of records, cassette tapes, CDs and music videos.

The Downtown Tunnel of Oppression organization hosted an event Thursday to raise student awareness about various humanitarian issues within the global community.

At the sixth annual State of Downtown Tuesday evening, Mayor Phil Gordon said ASU continues to pump life into downtown Phoenix and lead its revitalization efforts.

The new software, OrgSync, used by student organizations at ASU for the first time this semester is proving a cumbersome experience for some student groups.

While cases of the swine flu have not been reported at the Downtown campus, medical officials at the ASU Health Center said they are not ruling out the possibility that the virus has surfaced.

The ASASUD Senate unanimously approved amendments to Article V of the Downtown campus constitution Friday.