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ASU public affairs school chief draws on lessons learned watching Detroit’s meltdown
After witnessing the city of Detroit devolve into a shell of its former self working in a clerical job there, Karen Mossberger was motivated to combat the city’s decline. To help accomplish her goal, she earned a college degree. However, after working in the Motor City, her drive intensified to understand and address on a larger scale the issues plaguing Detroit.
Genetic approach at Phoenix Children’s Hospital seeks to improve pediatric care
Patients at Phoenix Children’s Hospital with complicated and serious illnesses have reason to be hopeful about the hospital’s new venture that uses genetic and molecular research to provide more precise and effective treatments.
College students express frustration, apathy toward 2014 campaign
Opinions about the upcoming election from Arizona State University students include criticism over campaign ads and media coverage and a lack of desire to be engaged.
Developer to use ‘organic development’ strategy for expansive east Mesa project
The mixed-use project attempting to rise from the ashes of the once-esteemed General Motors Proving Ground in east Mesa is using a somewhat contrarian approach to success. Developers plan to allow the master-planned, five-square mile community-within-a-city to grow organically.
