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Spinning to the Big Time

An ASU senior and team of DJs have been working their way through the teen entertainment scene in Arizona, and are looking to push even farther.

Maroon and Gamer: Would you like to buy the ending?

That’s the question some publishers ask their customers and it’s a question that should not be asked in the first place.

Live and Otherwise: Crafting Contemporary Hip-Hop

The radio lies. When it spouts its musical literature through our speakers, we get a perspective on the state of popular music for our city.

Prayer to the People

You may have seen the 24-hour Prayer House tent on ASU's Tempe campus. Here's their story.

Tech Devil: Google Glasses Reminds us the Future is Awesome(ly Ridiculous)

Last week Google revealed their plans for creating glasses that keep you connected with their services in a visual manner.

Culture Undiscovered: Best in Show at the Tempe Festival of the Arts

What’s awesome about being an arts and culture blogger is that I get to talk about people and events that a lot of people don’t know about, but sometimes I get to talk about things that are really popular too!

Broke's the New Black: First Class Fashion

Maroon and Gamer: First Person Comebacks

Let’s be real here: A lot of games today involve the player shooting someone or something until it stops moving and then you move on to the next scenario and the process repeats.

Art at the Root of Sustainability

A group of students, from elementary to college, are redefining sustainable art.

Piece of Craft: The Art of the Polaroid

From the first time I found my grandma’s old Polaroid camera stashed away in the attic, I was in love.

Turf Talk: ASU Racquetball Making Noise

Coach Darrin Schenck looks at neither the score sheets nor the brackets. All he does is coach, for it will directly affect where his racquetball club will place. To his pleasant surprise, Schenck’s mentality preceded him and his club.

Live and Otherwise: Finding FilmBar

Being surprised is one of those rare emotions I don’t often succumb to. Often, I see it coming. Whether that be a great performance or a lackluster romantic conquest, there are usually signs along the way that pummel me with their clues.

Broke's the New Black: DIY Toga Like a Titan

Toga parties are a necessity in college. With multiple possible toga parties a year on your social calendar, learning to construct your own toga is only practical.

Making Room

With the completion of a new Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building, the Robert S. Dietz Museum of Geology is being pushed out.

The Latte Art Evangelist

Some call Daniel Wayne the first person to bring latte art to Phoenix. Others, simply the barista at Lola Coffee. Either way, he got to where he is on a long, caffeinated course.

Tech Devil: Apple’s Business Model Crushes Competition

Last week, Research in Motion (RIM), the makers of Blackberry phones, released their quarterly earnings.

Culture Undiscovered: ASU’s Vagina Monologues: A Discourse

Feminism has been good to me. In high school, it gave me the guts to do simple things like question what I was hearing in my Catholic school’s marriage classes and shut down idiots who said women weren’t funny, and in college it’s inspired me to demand the best for myself and others, often by getting involved more seriously in efforts to end violence against women.

Guerilla Poetry

Demetrius Burns is an SPM writer that moonlights as a "guerilla poet." This is his story of falling in love with the art.

Piece of Craft: Summer Fringe Bikini

Sadly, spring break has already come and gone. The weather gets warmer everyday and more and more time is spent poolside, as it should be.

Turf Talk: A Sweet Tooth for Gold

You would think 14 cherries on top of a sundae are absurd, but why not add a 15th? Arizona State men’s gymnastics did Saturday. Coach Scott Barclay said it was a cherry on top of the season to win the 2012 USA Gymnastics Collegiate National Championships. The club claimed its 15th National Title in Colorado Springs, Colo., at the US Air Force Academy. “The guys outshined themselves,” Barclay said.