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Not Just a Cowboy Thing

ASU student Lucas Casterton hopes to continue doing what he loves most and also stir up interest in a rodeo club.

By Daniel Santa Cruz | September 11, 2014

Strike one: Remembering how baseball united the nation

In remembrance of the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001, SPM contributor Stefan Modrich reflects on a time that galvanized American patriotism.

| September 11, 2014

How I found that belief is better

I'm touching the surface of a topic I am new with and am promoting an idea that I recently just adopted myself: believing in something larger than yourself. A week ago, the idea of believing in a truth larger than myself was something that I couldn't wrap my mind around.

| September 11, 2014

Why you shouldn't dismiss NSFW art

This post is NSFJ: Not Suitable for Judgement.

| September 10, 2014

Concert series bridges work and performance for music faculty

The night’s recital was a part of the School of Music’s ongoing Faculty Concert series. The School of Music Director Heather Landes says that the recitals are supposed to be informative and very relatable for the audience.

By Jesse Millard | September 10, 2014

Week 4: Am I "In or Out?"

One of the biggest threats to an ASU student living in Tempe comes in the form of late night hours and irresistible cravings.

By Kassidy Mcdonald | September 9, 2014

An overview of the three main religions

Christianity, Islam, and judaism are the three major religions in the world. What are their vallues?

By Stephen Sydnor | September 9, 2014

Literature teaches self-acceptance

I don't mean to sound depressed and sad, but sometimes I'm hit with the overwhelming qualm of hating my body, and at times, my personality.

By Marie Rabusa | September 8, 2014

"Before I Die" walls promote public participation in making art

Chang's installations is one of many that combine public art with widespread engagement. While the walls help beautify their surrounding area, they also offer a running observation on social behavior and the human condition.

| September 8, 2014

Youtube is an app to watch

What do you over the weekend? Read a book? Hike? Party? Binge watch Netflix? Personally, I divide my time between homework, reading, and YouTube.

By Roberto Alvarez | September 8, 2014

From the Desk: Being here is a sweet treat

I should mention that as I'm writing this piece, I'm also snacking on a frosted brown sugar cinnamon Pop-Tart.I'm Marie.

By Marie Rabusa | September 5, 2014

ASU club sheds light on prison education issues through writing

Four years ago, the Prison Education Awareness Club (PEAC) was created at Arizona State University. The club branched off of the Pen Project internship (ENG 484) where students critique writing submissions from prison inmates.

By Manali Chavan | September 4, 2014

BUILD! exhibit brings families together

While the exhibit is a bit confusing in layout and overwhelming in design, it still preserves the childhood days we remember — when we were fueled by imagination and creativity as we built our very own LEGO world.

| September 3, 2014

To the East Coast

When I was getting ready to apply for colleges, I vowed to myself that there was no way I would go to school in state.

By Kassidy Mcdonald | September 2, 2014

Continued Recognition

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By Daniel Santa Cruz | September 1, 2014

From the Desk: Under pressure

The packed course list starts me hyperventilating as I prepare myself for the new routine. Each professor muddles through introductions and their syllabi promise a semester survived on copious amounts of caffeine, Ibuprofen and hard work.

| August 29, 2014

Reset, Reboot, Record: The Present vs. The Future

It’s a problem that exists everywhere. Countless times I have listened to people talk about how their life might be just a little bit better if they did this or they did that.