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How to properly bicycle

Drivers must realize we don’t trust them and it is no one’s fault. It’s a part of life. I’d rather hold up traffic for a moment than assume the guy turning left into my lane saw me. Because at the end of the day we’re all trying to get home safe, so let's all be civil.

| March 19, 2015

Two-wheeler theft

Even though bike theft continues to rise on campus, there is a possible off-campus solution.

By Shelby Hyde | March 16, 2015
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Cycling through

Arizona State University’s Cycling Club started in the 1990s and is open to students, faculty and staff.

By Giselle Vazquez | March 5, 2015

Bike culture continues to thrive

Since the first moments of riding a bike, the concept of these two-wheeled contraptions have changed before society’s eyes. While they no longer serve as a quick means of transportation to the park down the street or for racing the neighborhood kids up the block, bikes play a prevalent role in everyone’s lives.

By Manali Chavan | March 4, 2015

Barrett hits the slopes

In early February, ASU Downtown Barrett students got a chance to close their textbooks and relieve some stress on the ski slopes at Sunrise Ski Resort in Greer, Arizona.

By Alicia Gonzales | February 23, 2015

My week with online dating

Online dating is a very attractive option for someone like me. I can let someone get to know me through my carefully worded messages before they meet the absolute weirdo I actually am. So, I wanted to see what the Internet world had in store for me. Because I’m cheap, I only downloaded the two free apps on my phone: Tinder and OKCupid.

By Nicole Tyau | February 18, 2015
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