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It’s 4:30 a.m. -- the repetitive buzz of my phone alarm drags me from my sleep. I look at the clock and begin to prepare myself. I.D.: check. Energy goo: check. Poncho in case it rains: check. Watch, iPod, bib number: check. Panic?
It is easier to punish someone than it is to help them. It’s easier to cast blame than recognize self-fault.
Without blinking or quickening his pace, he claims to have ridden a bicycle without training wheels when he was 3 years old. Freshman pre-health major Joseph Lupien is planning on cycling for a Canadian national competition this upcoming summer, and again, he didn’t blink while explaining that – apparently blinking isn’t part of his routine.
If you are a public figure — for example, an All-Star professional baseball player — in the eyes of the media monster, anything you do or say is fair game.
Have a problem? There's a prescription for that.
Imagine a world where personal productivity is no longer achieved by hard work, patience and determination, but rather the result of daily use of cognitive enhancers.
The battle against stress is not always visible, but ASU students might feel it the most during final exams.
Thomas Bedway was a National Guardsman before a severe neck injury forced him into early retirement in 2004. He suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of the injury and was turned away from active duty by the military.
Members of an ASU student group held colorful signs and chanted “Listen, talk, reach out” as they marched from the east to west ends of the Downtown campus Wednesday in an effort to raise awareness about mental health issues.
Students from the Active Minds at ASU club pose with their signs after a mental health awareness march around the Downtown campus Wednesday morning, where they chanted, "Listen! Talk! Reach out!" to bring awareness to the many mental health issues students deal with. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)
ASU’s chapter of the mental health awareness group Active Minds hosted its second annual Freak Out for Finals event on the Downtown campus Monday afternoon.
It’s been called a spiritual cult, communism’s nemesis or simply an immoral lifestyle. Yet for almost two decades, one thing remains the same: The followers of Falun Gong, a spiritual practice, continue to be a heavily persecuted group in China.
Usually all athletes cringe at the sight of a hospital. That means weeks to months not doing the sport you love at least; you tell yourself “no, not going to happen,” but it’s usually undisputable. Then again, what if it shed a different light of opportunity? Under the Arizona sun, Lindsey Ryder can’t help but to be thankful for her injury.
The ASU wrestling season unofficially began Friday night with the Sun Devil Wrestle-Offs at Riches Wrestling Complex. The Gold team edged the Maroon team 18-15, the difference coming on a pin in the night’s final match.
Before the Virginia Tech shooting in April 2007, the ASU Behavior Response Team didn’t have a name or even an official mission.
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Like many others, psychology freshman Ashleigh Mills donned a T-shirt reading, “Born This Way.”
Chris Gisriel is not your average student.
Why do people still hate Ron Artest?
AMAZING RESULTS!! READ HOW THIS COLLEGE GUY WENT FROM 135 TO 140 POUNDS IN JUST FIVE MONTHS!! AMAZING RESULTS!!
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