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PHOENIX -- An archeologist who excavated the remains of a prehistoric Hohokam village from a downtown construction site uncovered the earliest known pit houses in the Phoenix metropolitan area. The thousands of artifacts from the dig at the construction site for the new Phoenix Convention Center represent one of the metro area's greatest archaeological finds. Archeologist Mark Hackbarth and his crew discovered nearly 40 Hohokam pit houses by the time their dig finished in early September. They also filled 3,500 sacks with artifacts and dirt to be studied for more clues about the people who first found a way to live in the desert. After each artifact is analyzed, the archaeologists will have an idea of how long people stayed at this location, how many lived here and what kind of crops they grew and traded.
Americas premier motorsports attraction is growing in the Las Vegas Motor Speedway infield. Construction crews have started adding the second floor to LVMS Neon Garage. The second level will allow race fans who have purchased passes to the Neon Garage to look directly down into the garage bays as the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series crewmen tune their cars. The Neon Garage will be positioned in the center of the infield. It will be composed of four buildings constructed in the shape of a diamond in which the NASCAR Nextel Cup teams will prepare their cars to race. The center of the Neon Garage will be open to credentialed race fans. There will be a sports bar with big screens to watch the on-track action, concession stands and continuous entertainment acts that represent Las Vegas best shows.
San Diego State University received nearly $50 million in philanthropic gifts during the 2005-2006 fiscal year, it reported today. This brings the university's 10-year total to more than $400 million in philanthropic support, nearly twice as much as was raised in the previous 99-year history of the university. "It's rewarding to see the San Diego community value the university's contributions to the region so highly and continue to invest in our talented students and faculty," said SDSU President Stephen L. Weber. "This generous support will help us to educate and inspire the future leaders of the region and the state." San Diego State reported $49.8 million in new gifts, pledge payments and new philanthropic pledges for the 2005-2006 fiscal year. Highlights included: Doug and Betsy Manchester gave $5 million to the university, the largest gift from an alumni couple in the university's history. Of the Manchesters' gift, $3.5 million will be used for presidential initiatives and undergraduate teaching support, while the remaining $1.5 million will be given to SDSU's intercollegiate golf program. In recognition of the Manchesters' long record of service and support of SDSU, the university permanently changed the name of Centennial Hall to Manchester Hall.
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