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Claire and Gib met in an elevator. It was the first day of our freshman year of college. We were two scared little queers, anxious to make friends and establish ourselves as real adults. We made eye contact on that fateful day, and like any good friend would, Gib followed Claire to something he was definitely not invited to.
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Floods of students constantly enter and exit buildings on the Tempe campus, foot traffic ebbing and flowing like a current. Students meander through the halls and classrooms without second thought as the architecture withstands the hordes.
For college students on a budget, going out to eat can sound implausible — but it doesn't have to be. Here are some delicious eats that won't break the bank. Not only are these spots cheap, but they're near campus too.
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Get to know The State Press magazine managing editors, Leah Mesquita and Audrey Eagerton!
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Do you have limited or unreliable access to nutritionally adequate food? If so, you may be experiencing food insecurity. Don't let that scare you; this dilemma is not uncommon among ASU students. According to a 2021 Arizona Board of Regents report, 26% of the University's students are food insecure.
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