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Broke's the New Black: Designer, Entrepreneur, Freshman?

Before we thought possible, here we are back for another semester.  Good thing text book rentals aren’t the only thing emerging this season.  Also returning this spring is my blog, Broke’s the New Black, for another semester of weekly fashion tips, interviews and other stylish shenanigans. Over break, I had the privilege of being introduced to a very impressive individual.  Neema Mahmoodi, an ASU freshman, has picked up quite the extracurricular activity: starting his own clothing line.  Watch out, because this kid is only continuing to gain some serious style points. 1.

By Amanda Larson | January 12, 2012
Charlie Rodriguez (left) and Eric Kern. Photo by Peter Lazaravich.

Potential at 'Waste'

It might garner some chuckles, but Project ZooPoo, dreamed up by a duo of ASU students, hopes to turn "brown waste into green gold."

By Leah LeMoine | January 11, 2012
Photo by Harmony Huskinson.

Meet the Astro Devils

Despite Arizona being a hub for the star-gazing population, ASU went 20 years without an astronomy club before the Astro Devils stepped in.

By Harmony Huskinson | January 9, 2012
The State Press

Turf Talk: Semester Sports Update

To recollect, I see the sun shining in all parts of the Valley.  On all four campuses, Sun Devil nation is represented positively by those who put in the effort—scholars, athletes and combined, student athletes.

By Brendan Capria | December 5, 2011
Photo by Kaila White.

Homeless in College

Jennifer Lohss is a social work freshman and straight-A student -- getting her degree without a home to sleep in at night.

By Tye Rabens | December 5, 2011
The State Press

Live and Otherwise: The Sound of Cheap

It’s always amazing when there are concert designed around a discount price. My extreme lack of funds increases my disposition towards cheaper shows and even free events have a special place in my heart.

By Gabby Marshall | December 4, 2011
Photo courtesy Aaron Johnson.

Living by Creating

Aaron Johnson ditched a job at Barnes & Noble to travel the country as a poet, eventually settling down in Phoenix.

By Harmony Huskinson | December 4, 2011
Photo courtesy of The Rag and Bone.

Piece of Craft: Crafter Profile: Lee Gainer

My friends like to send me pictures of various craft projects that they want me to attempt next all the time or that they’d like me to talk about on Piece of Craft. Recently, I was shown a photo on Pinterest.com of a very interesting piece of art in which the artist rolled up pieces of recycled papers to create a one-of-a-kind design.

By Faith Breisblatt | December 1, 2011
The State Press

Live and Otherwise: Holiday Sounds

The holidays are a splendid concoction of family time and good cheer mixed with a bit of exhaustion and thousands of tasks to get done before the big day in question.

By Gabby Marshall | November 30, 2011
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