Students must pay $75 to stay in halls during Spring Break

By Jerrica Hutchison, The Herald Staff

Next week, many students at Arkansas State University will be away from campus for a week-long break. However, many students will be unable to leave and will have to stay in the residence halls.

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Encounter with death changes life By Dustin Dearman, The Herald Staff "Death is the only inescapable, unavoidable, sure thing. We are sentenced to die the day we're born."-Gary Mark Gilmore. See this and more in this edition's Opinions Section

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Indians batting comes alive, wins three-game series against Toledo Rockets By Dustin Dearman, The Herald Staff It is safe to say the Indians' batting drought is over. The Indians scored 11 runs on 13 hits Sunday as they dismantled the Toledo Rockets 11-0. See this and more in this edition's Sports Section

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Special Photo Section! Herald photographer Wes Reynaud gives an inside view of the ASU Equine Center. Click here to view

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Photo by Melanie Jarrett

Angie Wall, a senior nursing major of Brookland, gets her body fat percentage checked by Richard Dekok, a physical therapist with Therapy Providers of Arkansas, at the "Safe Spring Break" Health Fair on Thursday. The health fair was sponsored by the Wilson Student Health Center and the College of Nursing and Health Professions and was held at the Pavilion.