It makes no sense that there could be 4 outlets in a classroom full of 60 Computer Science majors (and their laptops). Regardless of ownership of the facility, the classrooms and lounge *need* more outlets.

ASU claims to be sustainable – but until every every classroom, lecture hall, office, and hallway has a (commingled) recycling bin, it’s all talk.

Everyone knows bikes at ASU get stolen all the time. In fact, if you left a bike unlocked at ASU (or a nice bike locked) at ASU overnight, for even one night, it would be gone. Everyone knows it, yet nobody tries to stop it. Wouldn't it be nice if, once a month, ASU police set up a "bait" bike and then waited to arrest the people who tired to steal it at night.

According to Michael Coakley, associate dean of student affairs and executive director of housing, all incoming freshmen next fall will have to live in the dorms. There are plenty of people that can hardly afford college while living at home or in a close apartment, making them pay high rates and a meal plan to live in the dorms is not something that will help attract more students or let low income students attend college.

http://www.asuwebdevil.com/node/1253

http://pherricoxide.wordpress.com/2008/09/25/asu-dorms-mandatory-for-incoming-freshmen/

http://www.azcentral.com/12news/news/articles/2008/09/23/20080923asufreshmandorms092108-CR.html

Question: Why can the turbines on top of the School of Sustainability building be seen spinning when there is no wind in the trees?
Answer: Because they are being spun by motors to give the appearance they are generating electricity.
ASU should do the right thing: stop pretending, recoup the cost of the turbines by selling them, and make real progress toward Sustainability.

CSE499: How to win the Netflix Prize
CSE499: Building distributed systems with Amazon Web services
CSE499: Android Developer Challenge

The elevators in PSA are in extreme disrepair. One has even been walled off. Wexler Hall currently only has one working elevator to service 8 floors of people (and 2 basements)! On top of that, the algorithm seems to have been developed by a CSE 100 student because the elevators sometimes don't even go to the correct floor.

Why does the current view-grades process log out every ~10 minutes, and not work with my brower's remember-password functionality, and make me choose the freaking semester each time? Doy! I’m checking the current semester!

There are way too many stupid kids that go to this Uni.

Elevators: Convenient (when the wait isn't long). Stairs: More energy-efficient and support health of users. "Security" is a bogus reason to block stair access: card readers, which are typically already in place, can allow access to the floors based on individuals' permissions.

Viewing and making sense of financial aid, scholarship, loan, account balance, and student worker compensation is altogether too difficult and confusing. One page should provide a clear, concise summary of all these aspects of financing and a gateway to more details and related actions.

Add soda/vending machines in Brickyard

This semester I noticed that registering for classes have been staggered - some people get to register before others - with no clear explanation why some get to register before others.

My.ASU.edu can generate a weekly calendar, but only for viewing or printing. I should be able to subscribe (or download) an .ics calendar subscription. This would allow us to view our classes in Google Calendar, Apple iCal, Outlook, and even on the iPhone.

There is a lady sitting at the bookstore office who takes the resume's of all the students who come to apply for the bookstore positions. She never forwards them to the upper management because she thinks only those who have worked in bookstore before must be employed and not anybody else. This is ridiculous!

students who purchase the $100 season passes should be able to attend all of the games. why should we pay that money if we cannot attend the games we are paying for?