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Chowda! Episode 2: Week of Sept. 23

Hosted each week by Clayton Russell Porter Chowda! brings you the latest in entertainment comedy.

By Clayton Porter | September 25, 2010

Sun Devils dropped by No. 5 Ducks behind mistakes

Despite seemingly outplaying a top-ranked opponent for a second straight week, the ASU football team once again lost, falling victim to a bevy of eye-popping mistakes in its 42-31 loss to Oregon.

By Nick Ruland | September 25, 2010

Sun Devils face offensive powerhouse Oregon

ASU readies themselves for the challenge as they take on the Ducks at Sun Devil Stadium this Saturday.

By Andrew Boven | September 24, 2010

WR Mike Willie making impact early in season

In Mike Willie's first year with the Sun Devils, he has made an immediate impact and might be the most talented receiver on the team.

By Andrew Boven | September 24, 2010

High-powered offense leads Ducks against ASU

The No. 5 Oregon football team doesn’t need to dress up for Halloween this year. It is already scary enough.

By Tyler Emerick | September 23, 2010

SPTV rolls into Kanpai Sushi

SPTV delves into the Kanpai Sushi restaurant.

By Heather Yako | September 22, 2010

Campus Review: ‘The Town’

SPTV film critics Brittney Wacholz and Shannon Lewis review the latest movie release "The Town."

By Austin Moede | September 22, 2010

Going up in smoke: the controversial marijuana alternative

Though it's legal, a marijuana alternative could have some serious side effects.

By Arielle Hurst | September 21, 2010

Fall Frenzy rocks on unfazed by bomb threat

Bomb scares threatened to end Fall Frenzy, but bands blew the fans away anyway.

By Nick Prete | September 21, 2010

Student radio fights to stay current

In a world with multiple music outlets and options, student radio does what it can to stay current. ;

By Jessica Heigh | September 21, 2010

New music director, vibe at The Blaze

A look inside the passions of the Blaze's music director.

By Blake Wilson | September 21, 2010

Nonprofit Falling Whistles founder visits campus club

Falling Whistles, a non-profit organization, came to ASU to educate students on the Congolese conflict.

By Haley Buntrock | September 21, 2010

FALLING WHISTLES: Sean Carasso peaks to a crowd at ASU Monday night about his non-profit organization, Falling Whistles, that brings rescue and hope to the refugees of the war in Congo. (Photo by Annie Wechter)

Group raises awareness about horrors in Congo

Falling Whistles, based in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., helps raise awareness and funds in an attempt to bring peace to Congo, which has been ripped apart for years by civil war.

By Connor Radnovich | September 20, 2010