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Hiking Red Rock Country

Sedona is without question one of the most scenic regions of the entire country and it happens to be only two hours away from the ASU Tempe campus. (Shuttle companies are available for students without a car.) I highly recommend all students get up there, even just for a day, before they leave ASU.

By Chad Hays | September 12, 2010
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Urban Cookies

Let's face it, life in downtown Phoenix can be stressful at times. With being a commuter and a college student, I am faced with traffic, the fear of being late for class, overwhelming amounts of homework and the occasional coffee spilled down the front of my shirt (when your mind is elsewhere things can happen). However, I believe that stress should be matched with a reward — ya know, something to make you feel better after you've finished learning about the art of writing headlines in detail for the last hour. Rewards are actually one of my favorite things, and have made my college experience a little more enjoyable.

By Chelsea Brown | September 12, 2010
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MacAlpines Soda Fountain

Recently I discovered my new favorite vintage shop in downtown Phoenix, MacAlpines Soda Fountain. Now, I know you must be thinking, why is there a vintage store in a soda fountain shop?

By Chelsea Brown | September 12, 2010
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Women's Ultimate Frisbee

A group of female students gathered on a Tuesday night at the SRC field on Arizona State University’s Tempe campus.

By Jose Zavala | September 12, 2010

Behind 'The Room'

On Friday night, I attended the Love is Blind Tour at MADCAP Theaters. The tour is a showing of "The Room" with special guests Tommy Wiseau, director, writer and lead actor ("Johnny") and supporting actor Greg Sestero ("Mark"). Before I went to the movie, I had only seen the trailer, so that was my only point of reference.

By Megan Mattox | September 12, 2010
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In Defense of 'Daredevil'

Let's start this from the top. The year was 2003. Our spry young blogger was just an emo doofy middle schooler.

By Dan Jacka | September 12, 2010
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