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Sustainability in technology has potential to growth if given the opportunity. Photo by Courtland Jeffrey.

Tech Spec: Do technology and sustainability get along?

The push towards being sustainable seems to be more popular every year. But, when technology gets involved, many people do not know how the two interrelate. Sophomore Sustainability student Max Christman has a notion.

By Courtland Jeffrey | September 17, 2012

Fem Fans and Greek Geeks: The Sorority Situation

Are sororities feminist organizations? SPM writer Jessica Pruett asks professors and sorority sisters alike to weigh in, with some unexpected results.

By Jessica Pruett | September 17, 2012

Sinizen will be in Scottsdale on Oct. 12. Photo courtesy of MIke Piper.

Art Murmur: Sinizen rocks the West

They have gone through bassists like toilet paper and think they’ve probably had the most drama in the history of undiscovered bands. Meet Sinizen: a rock group that was formed in Huntington Beach, Calif.

By Alec Damiano | September 16, 2012

Stilyagi: Fashion on the Eastern Front

After two life-changing visits to Moscow, one writer reflects upon the passion and poise of the Russian fashion scene.

By Bryce Cashman | September 16, 2012

Maroon and Gamer: Publishers forcing hands

Much like studios in the film industry, the publishers of the video game industry are interested in one thing and one thing only: money. Who really can blame them? They exist to make money.

By Spencer Fawcett | September 16, 2012

Pitchfork Sports: Volleyball off to a 'fresh' start

The 8-2 ASU women’s volleyball team has been digging, diving and spiking their way to a fast start this season.

By Evan Triantafilidis | September 15, 2012

There are a variety of patterns and washes to jeans-- perfect for any fashionista's closet. Photo by Gabrielle Nelson.

The Campus Closet: Denim: America's Fall 2012 revolution

Almost everyone I know owns a pair of jeans. Whether skinny, bell-bottomed, flared, or bootleg jeans, jeans are a unisex mainstay of Western fashion for both old and young people.

By Gabrielle Nelson | September 14, 2012

Showing his strength and balance, Caban lifts himself off the ground and twirls around a stop sign.
Photo by Cristina Melian

Urban Fliers: A Look at Parkour

Parkour expert Francesco Caban and his friends use the ASU campus to show their unique athletics.

By Cristina Melian | September 13, 2012

The bicycles are equipped with a television monitor, offering a variety of channels to choose from. Photo by Courtland Jeffrey.

Tech Spec: It's just like sitting on your couch

People who pass by (or watch the webcam of) the Sun Devil Fitness Complex can clearly see renovations are underway to offer a better exercise experience for ASU students. But, the outside is not the only change that is being made.

By Courtland Jeffrey | September 13, 2012

Maroon and Gamer: Counter Strike: Global Offensive review

And rightfully so, Counter Strike: Source was one of the toughest shooters I have ever played. So, how does "Counter Strike: Global Offensive fare?

By Spencer Fawcett | September 13, 2012

One of the many beers WOB has to offer.
Photo by Mike Brilliant

Review: (Sometimes) Hop On Over to World of Beer

One writer explores a multitude of drafts in a high-tech, old-world atmosphere.

By Mike Brilliant | September 13, 2012

Wood art can unleash artists' creativity. Photo illustration by Alec Damiano.

Art Murmur: What I wish I knew in high school

To celebrate its fifth anniversary, the Tempe Center for the Arts opened an exhibitionfeaturing works made of and inspired by wood—the Wood Biennial.

By Alec Damiano | September 12, 2012

The Cronkite school-- SDSN's headquarters. Photo by Evan Triantafilidis.

Pitchfork Sports: Sun Devil Sports Night: ASU sports for the fans, by the fans

Comparing SDSN to ESPN’s Sportscenter is a bold statement, but the videos and episodes that are available to watch online back up Vertone’s comparison.

By Evan Triantafilidis | September 12, 2012

Photo senior Danielle Holman focuses a 4x5 film camera.
Photo by Josh Loeser

Adjusting To New Film With Old Forms

The move from film to digital photography and videography has taken over in some ASU departments, while others leave format choice open to their students.

By Mackenzie McCreary | September 11, 2012

With the vast selection, the bag shown will not hold everything. Photo by Gabrielle Nelson.

The Campus Closet: Fashion's Night Out

On Thursday September 6, fashionistas gathered at their favorite stores to celebrate an evening of shopping.

By Gabrielle Nelson | September 11, 2012

While his accomplishments are vast, Messner is still a teenage boy.
Photo courtesy of Kyle Messner

Ability In Disability: Landing On Two Feet

Kevin Messner, a transfemoral amputee and adopted son of ASU professor Kyle Messner, is on track to succeeding in more ways than one as an athlete.

By Brendan Capria | September 10, 2012

Media storage on the go-- like students always are. Photo by Courtland Jeffrey.

Tech Spec: College Tech Buyer’s Guide

What college student wants to spend any more money than they have to? That’s where this buyer’s guide comes in; it shows students, who are on a budget, what they should buy without breaking the bank.

By Courtland Jeffrey | September 10, 2012

Do zombies have to do taxes?
Photo by Harmony Huskinson
Make-up by Ryann Padilla, Alex Makk and Kayla Frost

Nothing Is Certain But Death and Taxes... And Zombies

Associate dean and professor Adam Chodorow raises the question — would the rise of zombies bring in more tax revenue?

By Jessica Pruett | September 9, 2012

Art Murmur: The Painted Desert Project

When asked what message @Jetsonorama tries to convey in his work, he only had one word—love.

By Alec Damiano | September 9, 2012

Maroon and Gamer: Slow down, you crazy child

The industry has been in a lull of new consoles for the past seven years and consumers want the newest generation of hardware

By Spencer Fawcett | September 9, 2012

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