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A 12-year-old girl picks up her bead kit and begins to string little black beads into a bracelet -- a gift for her mom. As her mom wore it, the compliments poured in and she began to realize this could be more than just a craft.
A cultural shift is occurring in our society that accounts for a change in our perception of leisure. A life of leisure is no longer criticized by the general public; it is commended. To find an alternative method of living your life, a method in which you need not work or have a job, is admirable to us.
The pornographic industry once represented a generation of lusty adolescent males, peeking at pictures of naked women under their sheets at night. As of now, nothing has changed. People view pornographic images online and in print, from manga to movies, on the daily. It’s a $97 billion industry, with $10 to 12 billion in the U.S. alone. Playboy, a large contributor to the industry, has been known to sell 7 million copies in one month. The mindset in the media, however, has changed.
Marshmallows: a commonly forgotten childhood treat typically bought at grocery stores, added to hot chocolate and used as an essential ingredient in making the ever-so-loved s’mores.
She wakes up to the sound of a new email. Her inbox is flooded with show confirmations, event invitations and editors’ questions. She’d arrive at the office to confirm the seating and prioritize the editors by seniority when it came to ticketing.
She receives her assignment along with her partner for her latest project. She arrives at her destination: a block in downtown Phoenix. Upon her arrival, she sees an open, abandoned field with parking meters and chain link fences.
As topics such as 9/11 and suicides in the country become the butt of jokes, it seems impossible to offend anyone; younger generations are desensitized to what would otherwise shock people. However, that doesn’t stop satirical news organizations such as The Onion from trying.
I walked into the American Medical Student Association meeting last Thursday expecting to find a group of stiff, socially inept students. I couldn’t have been more wrong.
Elijah Kelly and Amanda Bynes join John Waters at the red carpet premier of "Hairspray" in Baltimore, Maryland, Wednesday, July 18, 2007. (Elizabeth Malby/Baltimore Sun/MCT)
Brendan McCaskey, known to some as "Jar of Buttons," has taken a simple novelty item and turned it into a business with a dedicated fanbase that has capitalized on social media sites such as Instagram and Facebook.
"The Perfect Guy" has 99 problems and good cinematography isn't one.
A good burger is hard to come by. The right bun, the right combination of flavors and the right price are not the easiest combination to find, but look no further than FEZ in downtown Phoenix.
There are a couple of sushi places in the downtown area, and as a self-proclaimed foodie, I’m always on the hunt for the best of the best close to campus. A couple months back, my sister dragged me to a new place she found on Yelp. At the time, I was living at the Taylor Place dorms and Harumi Sushi was a comfortable walking distance away at First Avenue and Adams Street. Since then, it has been my first choice when I’m craving sushi.
The door to Songbird Coffee and Tea House creaks open and the smell of freshly made coffee distracts me from any thought I may have had as to what I would order. It’s a home away from home, with many people connected to their laptops and headphones. The wood floor squeaks to match the door and the history is visible within the walls of the building.
A good burger is hard to come by. The right bun, the right combination of flavors and the right price are not the easiest combination to find, but look no further than FEZ in downtown Phoenix.
Hush Baby Collective, a multimedia zine publisher, releases its fourth issue on mental health awareness this Friday, Sept. 11, 2015, and will be featuring local bands.
Outside of the great events and shows that ASU puts on for students, there are restaurants and local bars that add some flare to your week’s potential outings.
Tempe Police reported the following incident Tuesday:
It’s 9 a.m. on a Monday. It’s time to get ready. A student puts on their rainbow-striped pants with a green patch on the right knee. He throws on his red and yellow long-sleeved top with polka dots on the sleeves. He slips on his large, shiny blue and yellow shoes and ties his red laces. Finally, he adds his rainbow curly-haired fro to complete his look. He leaves his house to begin the day “clowning around.”
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