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A lawmaker’s bill, which would have prevented print advertisers from dramatically altering images, did not see a vote this year but has initiated a debate among groups about false advertising and the portrayal of women’s bodies.
An Occupy Wall Street flyer urges people to “shut down the corporations” with the sophomoric rationale that to shut down corporations is to “create a society that is organized to meet human needs...” Meanwhile, the once venerable Forbes magazine asks the question, “Is Obama a Socialist?” only to answer, “Yes, Obama is a Socialist.” Somebody should lock these people in a room together. The bickering distracts from the real problem: single-minded corporations.
Friday and Saturday marked ASU’s second Jumpstarting Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Careers workshop, which was geared primarily toward women and minorities planning STEM careers.
St. Vincent is a musician that is equal parts adorable and musically talented. Lucky for us, the brilliant singer-songwriter is visiting Arizona on Thursday night. Annie Clark plays under the moniker St. Vincent, and the name adds a bit of class to her music. St. Vincent has gained popularity extremely fast since her first album “Marry Me” in 2007.
ASU recently received top-tier scores as a sustainable school from The Princeton Review, Sierra Magazine and the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.
It’s not an uncommon sight nowadays: the face of ASU President Michael Crow gracing the pages of various publications, all while being recognized for his various innovative ideas and promoting the “New American University.”
John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Jennifer Aniston, Barack Obama and Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi all have something in common: they all have made an appearance on the cover of Rolling Stone, some even in their birthday suits.
As I sat down in the Whiteman Hall at the Phoenix Art Museum, I felt like I had been placed in a dollhouse.
For the past few weeks, we've been working on something big for you, dear readers ... A print magazine!
Stylish cars and hydraulics at the 2010 Lowrider Magazine competition.
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