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In light of Manti Te'o 'Fess up: Have you ever had an imaginary relationship?

The State Press is Storifying your answers! Tweet us to see your response. We’ll be collecting them throughout the day.

By Editorial Board | January 17, 2013

Charlie Bink hopes to one day make a living full time from his art. Photo courtesy Charlie Bink

Art of the Matter: Charlie and the Artwork Factory

So I was surfing Tumblr last week, as I am prone to do all day every day every once in a while, when I came across an Arizona artist named Charlie Bink, 29. I really enjoyed the art on his blog so I sat down with Charlie last Thursday to find out more about him.

By Alexandria Conrad | January 16, 2013

TV Recap- 'The Carrie Diaries'

The CW's adaption of Candace Bushnell's novel about young Carrie Bradshaw may surprise "Sex and the City" fans.

| January 16, 2013

Do you believe in Steve Patterson's vision for Sun Devil Athletics?

The State Press is Storifying your answers! Tweet us to see your response.

By Editorial Board | January 16, 2013

The Campus Closet: Street Style — Tempe Edition

As the number of fashion blogs on the Internet grows, so does the number of street style photographs. Street-style photography is exactly what it sounds like; fashion photographs taken on the street capturing what people are wearing.

By Gabrielle Nelson | January 15, 2013

One of the old printing presses on display in the Tombstone Epitaph Museum. Photo by Harmony Huskinson

Sparky's Quill: 4 Things You Didn’t Know About Tombstone

October 26, 1881. Location: Tombstone, Arizona Territory. Thirty gunshots echo across the city at 3:00 p.m. Three men are left motionless on the desert floor as a result of the most famous gunfight in the American West.

By Tom Black | January 15, 2013

The Fashion of 'Downton Abbey'

New season. New frocks.

| January 15, 2013

How do you stay warm during the freezing winter temperatures?

Tuesday, Jan 15: How do you stay warm during the freezing winter temperatures? Let us know!

By Editorial Board | January 15, 2013

Are bendable smartphones and tablets in our near future? Probably not and here’s why. Photo by Courtland Jeffrey

Tech Spec: Bending Our Beliefs On The Touchscreen

CES, or the Consumer Electronics Show, came and went last week, with not too much new to offer. In my previous post, I discussed a couple of the top items that went on display at the show, but I only touched the surface on one of the most hyped items there: Samsung’s “Youm” flexible display.

By Courtland Jeffrey | January 14, 2013

Hollywood Goes Glam

The men looked dapper in their gallant suits while the women stole the show. The 70th annual Golden Globes took place last night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly, Hills California. The carpet was rolled and photographers were ready to go.

| January 14, 2013

The Morning After: ASU misses chance to beat Oregon

A look back at ASU men's basketball’s 68-65 loss at Oregon on Sunday

By Master Tesfatsion | January 14, 2013

Were you surprised by men's basketball loss at Oregon?

Question of the Day: Monday, Jan. 14: Were you surprised by men's baskeball loss at Oregon? Tweet us or post on our Facebook page.

By Editorial Board | January 14, 2013

From rally squirrels to towel chewing, sports fans, coaches, and players have always been very superstitious. Photos courtesy of ESPN and The New York Times

Out of Bounds: Writing’s on the Wall

According to Stevie Wonder, “Superstition ain’t the way,” but for many sports fans and athletes superstition is the only way. From rally caps and sitting in the same spot for every game to Phiten necklaces and line jumping, superstition and sports have always gone hand in hand.

By Nick Krueger | January 13, 2013

The Underground Foundation’s sweatshirt. Photo by Brittany Lea

Art of the Matter: Where the TUF Things Are

If you haven’t yet heard of The Underground Foundation at ASU, check them out immediately. I went to a TUF event on Saturday night and it was wildly entertaining.

By Alexandria Conrad | January 13, 2013

The Video Game Odyssey: Pokémon’s 6th Generation Has Been Announced!

This past Monday, Nintendo broadcast its first Nintendo Direct news announcement this year and presented gamers with a tantalizing first look at the upcoming “Pokémon X” and “Pokémon Y”.

By Preston Sotelo | January 13, 2013

Protest of Palestinian Treatment at Arizona State University’s Tempe Campus. Photo by Parker Haeg, 2011

Sparky's Quill: Two University Protests that Impacted America

We’ve all seen them. Demonstrations and protests for political, societal, and religious causes are common occurrences on university campuses.

By Holly Solis | January 13, 2013

The Campus Closet: Review of The Kate Moss Book

Rebel, unique beauty, grunge queen, and my all time favorite fashion icon, the ‘90s child in me couldn't help but snag a copy of Kate Moss's self written book; Kate: The Kate Moss Book.

By Gabrielle Nelson | January 11, 2013

University Center sold to ASU

ASU has purchased the University Center on East University Drive, across from the Tempe campus and next to the Sun Devil Sports Performance complex, according to the Phoenix Business Journal.

By Shawn Raymundo | January 11, 2013

CES offers revolutionary, upcoming tech products that can change the way the world thinks about its gadgets. Photo courtesy Courtland Jeffrey

Tech Spec: Two Things From CES That Could Change Your Life

Unless you are a technology junkie (like yours truly), you probably do not know about CES. CES stands for the Consumer Electronics Show, which is a four-day event (Jan. 8-11) that displays some of the technological advancements that consumers will see in the upcoming year.

By Courtland Jeffrey | January 10, 2013

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