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Six Sexy Facts

Sex is funny. It was funny in elementary school, it was still funny in sixth grade when I discovered "Sex and the City" and its giggle-worthy now. These six facts will have you knee-slapping, blushing and squirming before you can say “that's what she said.”

By Lily Lieberman | November 15, 2013

Sex in the Classroom

Once a forbidden fruit, sex is now a topic of candidness and open discussion for the thousands of university students on campus.

By Taylor Costello | November 14, 2013
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'Don’t Drink and Vagina,' the Student Response

Most nights of drunken fraternizing end with a permanent-marker penis elaborately drawn on one’s forehead. Case closed. But oftentimes, Friday nights take a darker turn. SPM spoke with ASU students to determine the relationship between alcohol and sexual assault. We found there’s a difference between correlation and causation and the one taking the risk versus the one who carries the responsibility.

By Lily Lieberman | November 13, 2013
Photo by Pauletta Tohonnie

Asexuals Are Not Alone

College is known to be a hotbed for sexual activities and experimentation. This may make attending college uncomfortable or even hostile to those who do not experience sexual attraction. Aces of Arizona, an organization for asexual students at ASU, hopes to change that.

By Sarah Anderson | November 12, 2013

Coffee Conversation: Things Left Unsaid

Coffee Conversation: Things Left Unsaid from The State Press on Vimeo. What is the one thing you wish you would have said to someone but never said out loud? What hindered you from saying so?

By Luu Nguyen | November 7, 2013
Photo by Pauletta Tohonnie

Discussing Free Thought

The Secular Free Thought Society of ASU explores topics secular ethics, the existence of free will and ethics of technological development.

By Sarah Anderson | November 5, 2013
Photo by Pauletta Tohonnie

Peace Corps Brings Alumna to Panama

The modern dream for many after graduating college is to get the job, get the home and pay the bills, but Anna Ortiz found herself deep in the country and culture of Panama for the Peace Corps, teaching English.

By Jesse Millard | November 4, 2013

YouTube Sensation: Making A Career Out Of Pranking

SPM Prankster from The State Press on Vimeo. When he’s not studying film and directing at Mesa Community College, Dawson Gurley is a professional prankster. He is planning on transferring to ASU next fall, but in the meantime, he frequently visits the campus to film footage for his YouTube channel, BigDawsTV. With over 28,000 subscribers, he entertains his audience by creating prank videos ranging from “Awkwardly Staring at Strangers”, “Falling in Public”, to Messing with ASU Sun Devils. The weirdest reaction he’s ever encountered happened when his friend was greeted with a fist to the face while in the middle of pranking someone for a video. His channel has over 2,000,000 views and counting, and Gurley says he is looking forward to seeing where his videos will take him. Reach the producer at ltnguy14@asu.edu or via Twitter @luu_t_nguyen

By Luu Nguyen | October 29, 2013

How To: Watch a Scary Movie, Beware the Junior Mints

My idea of a horror movie consists of a post apocalyptic world where Jeffrey Campbell and Chipotle have ceased to exist. But hey, blood, guts and hatchets are a close second. Afraid of the pulse-quickening thrill we call a scary movie? Follow these eight simple tips and you’ll make it out alive.

By Lily Lieberman | October 28, 2013

The Art of Science

The high-pitched whirring of a 3D printer fills a classroom. Its extruding head is like a hot glue gun melting a strand of fuchsia plastic.

By Kristen Hwang | October 18, 2013
Photo by Mackenzie McCreary

An Uptown Vig Visit

If you're at that point where the dinning hall food and microwavable meals just aren’t cutting it anymore, it may be time to try out some local cuisine.

By Brianna Randazzo | October 11, 2013

Our Mustachioed Mentors

Villains make our stomachs turn, our moral compass go into overdrive and our mustaches mysteriously grow shapelier, and yet, we root for them.

By Lily Lieberman | October 9, 2013
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