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With 16 combinations, Lolo’s Chicken & Waffles brings its namesake to life.  | Photo by Sophia Thomas

Food for the desert soul

What exactly is soul food? A cultural importance? Or simply downright comfort or traditional food? I was pondering this and found a savory gem of "soul food" in Arizona. Lo-Lo's, a soul food/Southern joint that specializes in its famous chicken and waffles, provides a hybrid of dinner and breakfast.

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A ride-sharing tale

New methods of community taxi services and strides in technology, available in Phoenix and throughout the country, are redefining the typical taxi experience

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The State Press

Best place to grab coffee: Liberty Market

As far as food is concerned, downtown Gilbert boasts some of the best and most memorable establishments in the East Valley. But none of these restaurants dominate the downtown scene as much as Liberty Market has over the past few years.

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The State Press

How-To: Shop Retail & Get the Best Discounts

Scoring that discount at corporate-run retail shops can be difficult, but following these tips will make nearly every sales associate vouch for you. Now it's that much easier to exchange broken items and get the best deal on new ones. Try out these tips from a veteran retail worker and see the amazing results.

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The State Press

Expanding my love for film at the Sedona International Film Festival

The week of February 22 to March 2, filmmakers made Sedona their home as they shared their films at Sedona International Film Festival. All of us—the festival’s general audience, the press and the filmmakers—were here for a single purpose: a love for film. It's a love that seems even more special in a place with such unique energy.

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Photo by Mackenzie McCreary

Tricked Out Dorms: Cribs of ASU Boys

Kids, it’s time for the second episode of SPM Cribs, but this time it’s all about the guys. From Tempe to Downtown and all the way to West, these boys had dorms rad enough to make it on our top three list of pads.

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Photo by Sophia Thomas

Cronkite Student now Harlem Globetrotters PR Coordinator

Ruby Ramirez went from a waitress serving at Sam's Cafe to an intern with the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters' public relations company. With hard work and determination, she impressed her boss and colleagues. After graduation, they hired her as a temporary employee with the potential of becomig a fulltime employee.

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