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Smiling at strangers results in changing that person's day. Photos by Pauletta Tohonnie

The Power of the Smile

Smiling at strangers is a difficult habit to develop (and can sometimes get us into a little bit of trouble), but this small action can also change a person’s day for the better.

By Mackenzie McCreary | January 27, 2013
Lady Pitchforks are fiercer than ever ready to bring their pitchfork-perfect a-game to the ICCA competition. Photo by Luu Nguyen

Pitchfork Perfect

Currently preparing for an a capella competition, the ASU Pitchforks are making sure that it lives up to its "aca-awesome" name by making a statement.

By Luu Nguyen | January 24, 2013
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Adventure Time: College Edition

While they may seem like the whimsical denizens of a kooky cartoon show, the characters in Adventure Time are pretty familiar to a college student's everyday life.

By Jessica Pruett | January 17, 2013

West Campus, East Culture: The Otaku Club

A culture that revolves around another one thousands of miles away, with members so devoted and enthusiastic that it has outlasted many fleeting student organizations on the Tempe campus. Friends, family, fans — proud Otaku.

By Harmony Huskinson | January 13, 2013
Detour actors, coaches and producers stretch in Opening Circle before rehearsal begins. Other activities, including back rubs and voice exercises, help warm up the actors and singers. Photo by Mackenzie McCreary

Company in Converse

Detour Company Theatre has served as a home and family for several adults with both cognitive disabilities and a passion for theatre, performance and expression.

By Mackenzie McCreary | January 9, 2013
The process for creating the vynil pieces often involves a fall-through, but mostly, it is about the development of another life form. Photo by Harmony Huskinson

Monster's Ink

At this quirky shop in downtown Mesa, monsters clutter glass cases, art thrives, and Japan is only a doorstep away.

By Harmony Huskinson | January 8, 2013
Advancement in technolody can make your basic running on a treadmill more worthwhile. Photo by Kailin Biggerstaff

Embracing the Fitness Age

An SPM writer shares advice on how to use smartphones and recent advancements in technology to shed those pounds that he once struggled with since high school.

By Courtland Jeffrey | January 6, 2013
Pushing the call button doesn't seem like much, but for an anxiety ridden writer, it can mean salvation. Photo by Cristina Melian

I'm a Worrywart To the Extreme

Trapped in a Taylor Place elevator during a dorm fire, an SPM writer recounts her eight minute ordeal and her struggle with generalized anxiety disorder.

By Lily Lieberman | December 9, 2012

How To: Conquer a City Like New Orleans

A State Press editor and writer draws from her experience of living in New Orleans for a summer to give advice on how to indulge, make friends and accept help when exploring a new city.

By Caitlin Cruz | December 6, 2012
BEATING THE LAW: Marc Victor, a local attorney, talked to ASU students Tuesday night about how to avoid problems with law enforcement. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Wizardry By the Wayside

Most people would think this SPM writer and resident bookworm would be in love with the famed Harry Potter series. Secret's out — she's not.

By Mackenzie McCreary | December 5, 2012
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