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Outside Pandora’s Box

Pandora has been the staple of Internet radio for a long while – but it's not the only one. Here are five alternatives to satisfy your online radio needs.

By Leah LeMoine | August 31, 2011
Move over Twilight, there are better Vamps to watch. Photo courtesy of Trueblood.tv.

Spark'd TV: Bleeding Love

I honestly don’t even know where to begin with this blog post. I guess I could start by saying I’m obsessed, no, infatuated, with True Blood.

By Mackenzie Keller | August 30, 2011
The Y's historic building is a sight to see. Photo by Brendan Capria.

Turf Talk: The Y-M-C-A!

Let’s say you wanted to be the next Patches O’Houlihan. Where would you go? Say you wanted to shoot free throws like Shaq never could.

By Brendan Capria | August 29, 2011
Photo by Andrew Toth.

Top 5 Places to People Watch

With the rush of classes (and flow of students) gathering to a full-on stampede at times, spare some time to enjoy the sites and people at ASU with these destinations.

By Ashia Johnson | August 29, 2011

Exploring Tradition

As the sun beats down in Arizona and the Islamic fasting month of Ramadan comes to an end, it's a time for college-age students to delve into their faith — through affirmation or speculation.

By Tye Rabens | August 28, 2011
The State Press

Maroon and Gamer: The Early State of 3-D

On Aug. 16, Sony announced that the PlayStation 3, which was $600 at launch, had dropped to $250. While this is fantastic news for those who haven’t purchased one for themselves, this gamer can’t help but wonder if there are some other issues at hand.

By Spencer Fawcett | August 28, 2011
Stump in his first project Fall Out Boy. Photo by Gabby Marshall.

Live and Otherwise: Stump's Sophomore Project

Nostalgia: that revered emotion that can be triggered by the smallest of trinkets or devices. Nostaligia’s greatest gift can sometime result from a song not heard in years, those first notes and chords taking you away to that far away land of memory and experience. Luckily, the artist who’s making his way to the East Valley this week invokes many of these symptoms.

By Gabby Marshall | August 28, 2011
Always pretty, always drama. Photo courtesy of ABCFamily.com.

Spark'd TV: Pretty Little Thriller

Pretty Little Liars has this weird effect on me. I don'?t religiously watch it, ?but when I do, I am that annoying person that asks questions like ?"Why is Mike all depressed and acting weird?” ?"Why is Jenna blind and what does she have to do with them?"? And most importantly ?"Who the hell is A?!? (I have to thank my friends for not completely disowning me despite these numerous attempts at understanding the show.) However, after the most recent episode, I?'m as confused as ever.

By Mackenzie Keller | August 27, 2011
The State Press

Turk Talk: Whatever Color, We’re All Primary

Ah, yes. So it begins. I got your attention so I call it a mission well done. Blatant attacks (good feedback, Orangemen) and questions left unanswered (where my Sun Devils at?).  As I said, perspective is a great thing when looking at sports.

By Brendan Capria | August 25, 2011
The finished piece could belong in an art museum. Photo by Faith Breisblatt.

Piece of Craft: A Modern Twist Made Easy

A reoccurring trend in modern art is the idea of minimalism. Pieces that are considered to be minimalist are typically pieces in which the design is stripped down to the work’s bare essentials, highlighting only the piece’s fundamental features.

By Faith Breisblatt | August 25, 2011

Resume Remix

One Phoenix company is banking on the idea that personalized video resumes can help recent grads (or anyone else) stand out in the job market — and an SPM writer takes the challenge.

By Monica Fidura | August 24, 2011
The 2011 line-up is eclectic indeed. Photo courtesy of sunsetjunction.org.

Live and Otherwise: Is the Sun Setting on Sunset Junction?

This week’s Thursday “Live and Otherwise” words of wisdom were supposed to be concerned with taking the car out on the open road and enjoying a relatively inexpensive music festival/street fair called Sunset Junction, located a mere six hours away in the California metropolis of Los Angeles. That is until I feasted my eyes on Monday’s article from the L.A Times music blog Pop & Hiss.  "Sunset Junction permits denied for 2011," the unobtrusive headline stated.

By Gabby Marshall | August 24, 2011
MTV Jersey Shore Italy

Spark'd TV: The Jersey Snore

For this season, the cast takes their Jersey tactics to Italy, and even though I was looking forward to a season of debauchery abroad, they didn’t deliver.

By Mackenzie Keller | August 23, 2011
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