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Eye Candy: DIY Halloween Crafts

As I said in my previous Halloween-themed post, I normally don’t like spending money on my DIY crafts, but I make exceptions for the holidays. Here are a few cheap and easy crafts to get you into the Halloween spirit.

| October 28, 2013
The State Press

Literally Speaking: The Duo Speaks

The poetry of Sarah Kay and Phil Kaye infects many with a passion for words. They are not a couple in the romantic sense. No, their love for each other is strictly platonic, but their passion for their work and their friendship is evident in all that they do.

By Marie Rabusa | October 28, 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 State Press

Newlin's 3 a.m. Diary: Retrograde Mercury

I wouldn’t say I’m one of those people who are really invested in astrology and believe in horoscopes, but it has always interested me. I’m a Gemini, which means I am good at multitasking, I enjoy being around people and am very creative. I identify with many of these traits but it’s not a perfect fit.

By Newlin Tillotson | October 27, 2013
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Sparky's Quill: Papago Park Uncovered

Papgao Park or National Monument? That’s right folks, it was once a land dedicated to preservation, beauty, and the saguaro cactus.

| October 24, 2013
Photo courtesy of the Musical Instrument Museum.

Eye Candy: 'Women Who Rock'

The Musical Instrument Museum's latest exhibition, "Women Who Rock," highlights several female musical instruments and their artifacts — even Lady Gaga's preserved meat-dress.

| October 24, 2013

Eye Candy: Halloween at Taylor Place

With Halloween just a few weeks away, I headed over to the Dollar Tree to see what I could pick up for one of my favorite holidays. True, I am a poor college student, but I was willing to spend some money to decorate.

| October 21, 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
Wrestlemania Cage Fight: Preston Brooks uses illegal weaponry to knock out Charles Sumner. Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons.

Sparky's Quill: Government Situations

The government shutdown, fiscal crisis, and threat of the US dollar losing its reserve status, has left many to wonder what the future holds for our country.That future is pretty promising compared to what Americans thought over 150 years ago during the mid-19th century.

| October 17, 2013
MIM features many temporary exhibits featuring different genres including Country and Jazz. Photo courtesy of Erin Miller.

Eye Candy: The Musical Instrument Museum

Walking through the doors, visitors are greeted by a collage of photos and videos, capturing different cultures and their various musical tastes.

| October 17, 2013
The State Press

Literally Speaking: "Autumn"

"The morns are meeker than they were,The nuts are getting brown;The berry's cheek is plumper,The rose is out of town.The maple wears a gayer scarf,The field a scarlet gown.Lest I should be old-fashioned,I'll put a trinket on.""Autumn," by Emily DickinsonA few days ago we had one of the coolest, sweetest days in the valley.

By Marie Rabusa | October 16, 2013
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