Tennis’ Cako heads to LA
Sophomore Jacqueline Cako is ready to play at the All-American Championships this weekend in Los Angeles, Calif.
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Sophomore Jacqueline Cako is ready to play at the All-American Championships this weekend in Los Angeles, Calif.
The Milwaukee defeats struck a chill in the hearts of Arizona Diamondback fans, despite faith in their team.
The ASU tennis team opened their season with a successful showing at the Cal Nike Invitational in Berkeley, Calif.
After a long summer intermission, the ASU women’s tennis team is primed and ready to play their first tournament of the season, the Cal Nike Invitational in Berkeley, Calif.
Do the athletes on the field really need us?
I nearly cried when I heard that ASU baseball was banned from the 2011 postseason and could be under probation until 2014.
Do you like reading blogs? Ever run across a blog while traipsing about the Internet and bookmark it, telling yourself you’ll read it later, only to forget about it?
Imagine walking to your car after a night class. It is dark and the street lights offer minuscule security. You remember hearing things about not walking alone after dark and try to ignore the anxiety that shoots through your mind every time you pass a darkened doorway. Clutching your keys, you tell yourself, “I’m almost there. Just calm down.”
Two little sisters with matching black hair and mischevious smiles run ahead of their mother on the sidewalk and shove open the door of Gracie’s Thrift Store with a slam. The woman behind the counter greets them with a smile as she rings up customers in line. The girls’ mother anxiously comes through the door, pushing a stroller and scanning the room for her two impatient daughters. Seeing them content and at play in the toy section, she relaxes and begins to shop for her family.
It is 2 a.m. and you are a poor, starving college student up to your ears in lecture notes and chapters to be read. You are no where near finished with homework for the night. In vain you search through your meager pantry, but the contents are the same as they were 20 minutes ago… nothing but graham crackers and canned vegetables. It's too late to order out from your regular fast food fixes, so where can your weary body and delirious mind turn?
Lee Lee Oriental Supermarket, a 15-year-old Chandler grocery just 20 minutes away from ASU's Tempe campus, is a unique commodity to the Valley, offering products with exotic tastes, smells and textures. The market specializes in providing the ingredients needed to make authentic dishes from around the world, while also selling cooking utensils, table settings and even jewelry.
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