Lunch with the Ambassador
By Bryce Bower, Editor-in-Chief On Tuesday, the 19th, I had the pleasure of attending the Governor’s Luncheon. This year celebrated the 60th anniversary of the […]
Features
The Origins of Mathematical Concepts
By Billy Pierre, Staff Writer Mathematics is often considered the mother of all sciences, a belief shared by more than one. It is the basis […]
BOPIS, Is It Retail’s Life Support?
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer The way consumers get the products they want has changed. From simpler times of barter and exchange to convenient front […]
YouTube, Asteroids and Climate Change
By Tomiwa Adeyemo, Staff Writer YouTube is known for a lot of things: some good, some questionable and some downright horrible. But I have found […]
Just Keep Swimming
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer The second half of the Spring semester is in full swing, from the rugby alumni match to Dean Khagram’s student […]
Carnival Is a Global Party, But Why?
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer Carnival is a festival held around the world, but do we really understand what the partying is all about? It […]
Musings On Composer Edward Elgar’s Enigma Variations
By Tanner Weigel, Staff Writer Last week I had the pleasure of attending a performance by the Tempe Symphony Orchestra (before you mock me for […]
Spring Break in Phoenix
By DJ Nelson, Staff Writer Spring Break is upon us. No travel plans? No Problem. Phoenix is one of the U.S. destinations for those northerners […]
Mental Health, Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll: Substance Abuse in The Music Industry
By Amanda Cardini, Editor-in-Chief Early deaths among prominent musicians are nothing new; the very foundation of the music scene is peppered with drug use, overdoses […]
Esperanto: The International Language
By Billy Pierre, Staff Writer Saluton! What if we could all say hello in a single language? What if all the languages of the world […]