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A leather jacket, boots and definitely facial hair — this is the standard I expected when approaching ASU motorcyclists.
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A leather jacket, boots and definitely facial hair — this is the standard I expected when approaching ASU motorcyclists.
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As friends reach for one another’s arms and hands, excitement forces pressure on the air and threatens to break their grasps. Masses of maroon and gold spirit-wear congregate in dense splotches along all sides of the stadium. Awaiting entrance, fans are packed into a line that slowly filters into the stadium like the rhythmic ticking of a metronome. Each game, it is a wonder how the mob squeezes in and somehow files neatly into the long parallel rows around the field.
Climate change may not seem like an issue causing people to riot in the streets, but on Sept. 21, over 300,000 activists marched down Manhattan’s asphalt roads in defense of Mother Nature, according to a September article in The New York Times. Few activists had age, nationality or career in common, but were instead bonded by a common cause. While the march remained nonviolent, the pounding of 600,000 feet undoubtedly shook the ground and drew some attention.
A steady beat pumps down the Barrett Honors Hall, barely ekes into the dining room, and gently draws curious students near. Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift set a uniquely casual mood for the Barrett Open Mic Night in the Burning B Cafe. The upbeat music and chattering crowds of about 15 students breaks the stereotypical expectation of a beret-wearing, dark, poetry reading.
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