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Turk Talk: Whatever Color, We’re All Primary

Ah, yes. So it begins. I got your attention so I call it a mission well done. Blatant attacks (good feedback, Orangemen) and questions left unanswered (where my Sun Devils at?).  As I said, perspective is a great thing when looking at sports.

By Brendan Capria | August 25, 2011
The finished piece could belong in an art museum. Photo by Faith Breisblatt.

Piece of Craft: A Modern Twist Made Easy

A reoccurring trend in modern art is the idea of minimalism. Pieces that are considered to be minimalist are typically pieces in which the design is stripped down to the work’s bare essentials, highlighting only the piece’s fundamental features.

By Faith Breisblatt | August 25, 2011
The 2011 line-up is eclectic indeed. Photo courtesy of sunsetjunction.org.

Live and Otherwise: Is the Sun Setting on Sunset Junction?

This week’s Thursday “Live and Otherwise” words of wisdom were supposed to be concerned with taking the car out on the open road and enjoying a relatively inexpensive music festival/street fair called Sunset Junction, located a mere six hours away in the California metropolis of Los Angeles. That is until I feasted my eyes on Monday’s article from the L.A Times music blog Pop & Hiss.  "Sunset Junction permits denied for 2011," the unobtrusive headline stated.

By Gabby Marshall | August 24, 2011
MTV Jersey Shore Italy

Spark'd TV: The Jersey Snore

For this season, the cast takes their Jersey tactics to Italy, and even though I was looking forward to a season of debauchery abroad, they didn’t deliver.

By Mackenzie Keller | August 23, 2011
Sparky causes destruction to the Oranges. Photo illustration by Brendan Capria.

Turf Talk: Oranges “Fear the Fork”

The “HEYYYY BATTER BATTER,” the taunts, the boos, the woos — everything can affect the way your team can play. Traveling coast to coast had been a mere downside to my beginning at ASU (although the major climate transition was cool). What had been the ultimate game-changer is the student body.

By Brendan Capria | August 22, 2011
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Testing the Fan-Base

During February 2011, Capcom (a Japanese based developer and publisher) released a highly anticipated sequel to “Marvel vs.

By Spencer Fawcett | August 21, 2011
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Turn the TV On

Hello, new readers! My name is Mackenzie and I will be your humble television entertainment blogger.

By Mackenzie Keller | August 20, 2011
Fun. performed in June for a crowd of music-lovers. Photo by Gabby Marshall.

Live and Otherwise: Fall Semester Sounds

It has begun. That exhilarating rush that comes from an intoxicating combination of financial aid refunds co-mingled with the mild apprehension that everything you learned last semester has somehow leaked out of your head.

By Gabby Marshall | August 17, 2011
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Live and Otherwise: Portugal. The Man

Imagine a grown man (scruffy facial hair included) dressed in a furry white sheep’s costume. Now imagine said sheep man with a cigarette set between his lips and a bottle of alcohol to drink his sorrows away.

By Gabby Marshall | May 3, 2011
Artists present their art in the street. Photo by Faith Breisblatt.

Piece of Craft: First Friday Favorites

I always love going to First Friday.  There’s always so much to see and so much to do...especially in terms of crafts.  The next time you attend First Friday there are a few crafty must-stop destinations that need to be on your list. First off, check yourself into MADE on 5th Street and Roosevelt Road.

By Faith Breisblatt | May 3, 2011
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