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Looking for God in Academia

Some students use religious studies classes as a means to more than a degree - even those without a major oriented toward religious studies can be drawn to it as a way of learning more about their faith.

By Leah LeMoine | September 7, 2011
The painting Tango Bar – Boca (BA) by Anonymous shows the intimacy of the dance. Photo courtesy of TangoArizona.

Urban Culture Vulture: Embracing Argentine Tango

It’s not easy to embrace Argentine tango at the start—literally. In order to understand the graceful dance, a dancer has to embody a sophisticated posture, to lean in elegantly, to allow another person to move her and to be smoothly guided. He should at least buy the girl dinner first, right? Last weekend, I attended a milonga practice at The Sunday Social Milonga in Scottsdale led by Steve and Diane (a milonga being a place or an event where tango is danced). Interestingly enough, the intimate dance form is said to contain elements of strong African rhythms due to the African community in Buenos Aires during the time it was developed in the 1890s.

By Mary Richardson | September 6, 2011

More Than Words Can Say

The poets of the The African American Men of Arizona State University’s (AAMASU) Seventh Annual Welcome Black Poetry Explosion had a lot to say as they kicked off the event – and they did it with passion.

By Ayesha Harrison | September 6, 2011
The rugby team stands tall. Photo courtesy of Jacob Mayer.

Turf Talk: Rugged Rugby

There are plenty of misconceptions that plague rugby. The comparison to football for one and with no padding required, how injury prone of a sport it is.

By Brendan Capria | September 5, 2011
Your shoes will make a colorful transformation. Photo courtesy of Designrevolutionblog.com

Piece of Craft: Reinventing Your Shoes

Sometimes after too much wear and tear, our favorite pair of shoes can no longer be our favorite. They’re too worn and the color we once loved has faded dramatically, so it seems almost pointless to wear a pair of shoes that aren’t as cool-looking as when they were first purchased.

By Faith Breisblatt | September 5, 2011
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Maroon and Gamer: Games and Same-Sex Relationships

About eight days ago, “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim” was announced to have same-sex relationships. “Skyrim” is a massive role-playing game that allows the player to do battle with dragons while existing in a believable world with micro-detail on the smallest of flowers and macro-detail of the mountainous region.

By Spencer Fawcett | September 4, 2011
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Maroon and Gamer: Deus Ex, Human Business Practices

To give a little background information “Deus Ex: Human Revolution” is a critically acclaimed game that proposes, in the year 2027, what the world would be like with robotic limbs and augmentations and what kinds of moral qualms arise from disrupting human evolution.

By Spencer Fawcett | September 2, 2011

Turf Talk: Getting to the Point

When it comes down it, junior Ashley Kunihiro has a day short of typical. A major in kinesiology, Kunihiro goes to class and does homework, which seems pretty routine.

By Brendan Capria | September 1, 2011
Deadmau5 wowed the crowd. Photos by Gabby Marshall.

Live and Otherwise: Lively Beats of Deadmau5

A devilish smile, large eyes filled with wonder, mischief, and a bit of bright eyed insanity. Throw in large ears and a rather spherical head… Who is this debonair figure sparking your intense curiosity and your need to dance like a crazy person?

By Gabby Marshall | August 31, 2011
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