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Pushing the call button doesn't seem like much, but for an anxiety ridden writer, it can mean salvation. Photo by Cristina Melian

I'm a Worrywart To the Extreme

Trapped in a Taylor Place elevator during a dorm fire, an SPM writer recounts her eight minute ordeal and her struggle with generalized anxiety disorder.

By Lily Lieberman | December 9, 2012
The State Press

Maroon and Gamer: Skyrim Dragonborn DLC review

The expansive world and the copious amount of dungeons and side quests continue to impress me even to this day. The third downloadable pack Skyrim: Dragonborn will set you back $20 but it is the better of the three even with a few misses here and there.

By Spencer Fawcett | December 9, 2012
The semester has come to an artsy end. Photo by Alec Damiano.

Art Murmur: Eulogy

As the semester bludgeons us to death with final projects and exams, we wearily fight back, armed only with caffeine in one hand, rubbing our eyes with the other because we slept only three hours last night. The end is so close yet so far away.

By Alec Damiano | December 9, 2012
The Tempe campus Student Rec Center will be expanded to accomodate . Photo by Evan Triantafilidis.

Pitchfork Sports: Construction begins recreating

Coming soon to a Tempe campus near you is the Student Rec Center expansion. On the south side of campus, the presence of cranes, construction and chaos has interfered with our lives when we pass by the corner of Apache Drive and McAllister Avenue.

By Evan Triantafilidis | December 8, 2012
Photo courtesy of Antique Sugar.

The Campus Closet: A vintage shop nightmare

With very little money and a lot of determination the two young girls decided to take over the shop and fulfill their teenage dreams. Inside Antique Sugar you will find a collection of mens and womens vintage pieces dating from the 1920s to the 1980s — through the broken glass doors.

By Gabrielle Nelson | December 7, 2012
The State Press

Maroon and Gamer: Lazy Marketing

YouTube personalities getting invited to appear in video game trailers and host conventions: lazy marketing. Despite Ubisoft’s overwhelming success at the E3 2012 Press Conference, there was one YouTube personality that just flopped over and over and over again in his delivery of jokes.

By Spencer Fawcett | December 6, 2012

How To: Conquer a City Like New Orleans

A State Press editor and writer draws from her experience of living in New Orleans for a summer to give advice on how to indulge, make friends and accept help when exploring a new city.

By Caitlin Cruz | December 6, 2012
BEATING THE LAW: Marc Victor, a local attorney, talked to ASU students Tuesday night about how to avoid problems with law enforcement. (Photo by Scott Stuk)

Wizardry By the Wayside

Most people would think this SPM writer and resident bookworm would be in love with the famed Harry Potter series. Secret's out — she's not.

By Mackenzie McCreary | December 5, 2012
The State Press

Pitchfork Sports: Trio going Bowling

Earning a bowl bid for the second year in a row, the ASU Sun Devils will play in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl against Navy. This Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl game is meant as a reward for the team, but this game does have significance for three Sun Devils with different goals on their mind.

By Evan Triantafilidis | December 5, 2012
Megadeth, a classic rock band, themed canvas shoes. Acrylic paint was used. Photo by Alec Damiano.

Art Murmur: DIY Canvas Shoes

We’ve all done it before. We’ve defaced our canvas shoes like an abandoned wall in the inner city. Iron Maiden’s “Powerslave” artwork? Check. Plaid and other patterns in the color of your choice? Also. Shiny silver glitter? Yep.

By Alec Damiano | December 5, 2012

Building Beats

Dominick DiFurio and Brandon Smith of Doo-Oh appeal to the wider ASU party scene with their fusion of rhythms and tracks.

By Kathleen Etzel | December 5, 2012
Anthropologie bracelet: inspiration. Photo courtesy of Anthropologie.

The Campus Closet: Anthropologie bracelet DIY

The gift giving season has officially started, which to me usually means pulling out my craft box and putting my creative mind to use. Anthropologie bracelets make good stocking-stuffers and do-it-yourself projects. Here is the step-by-step process.

By Gabrielle Nelson | December 4, 2012
The game can spice up a trip to a restaurant. Photo by Courtland Jeffrey.

Tech Spec: The Phone Stacking Game

The game is fairly simple: everyone puts their phones in a pile on the middle of the table, and the first person to touch their phone pays the bill for everyone. The Phone Stacking Game tests how dependent people are to their phones, and how much they will pay in a restaurant bill to use it.

By Courtland Jeffrey | December 3, 2012
The State Press

Maroon and Gamer: Statuesque

I get a lot of flak for buying editions of games that come with statues or memorabilia. Believe it or not, there are reasons for collecting video game statues. If all you want to get is the game, then why get a statue?

By Spencer Fawcett | December 2, 2012
Phonetic Spit has accumulated much support. Some supporters include Mesa Arts Center, Arizona and ASU. Photo courtesy of Phonetic Spit.

Art Murmur: Phonetic Spit

Phonetic Spit, a Valley organization, was founded by Tomas Stanton and Myrlin Hepworth, and meant to educate people to express themselves through the spoken word of poetry.

By Alec Damiano | December 2, 2012
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