Mesa Legend, Mesa Community College, Mesa, AZ
10 hours ago by Joshua Bishop
The New Year is just around the corner and the time is almost upon us to don our cheap party hats, gather in public places and kiss complete strangers at the stroke of midnight.
In Australia, one of the first countries to celebrate New Year's, the world's largest firework display will be held in Sydney.
In South Korea, people will travel to Jung Dong Jin to watch the early sun rise.
College Voice, Glendale Community College, Glendale, AZ
8 hours ago by Katy Gill
Dowwwwn, and up!
And back dowwwwn and up!
These are the familiar sounds heard in a SilverSneakers Tai Chi class, a fitness program for seniors, here on GCC's campus.
SilverSneakers was first introduced to GCC in 1997 and has grown to have 1200 members, of whom nearly 700 are currently active.
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Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
2 days ago by Kevin Zimmerman
Arizona guard Garland Judkins talked to the media after a Tucson Summer Pro League game on Sunday, June 28. Playing with former Wildcat Hassan Adams and recent No. 8 draft pick Jordan Hill, Judkins talked about how playing in the summer league has helped him to remain in shape and improve his basketball skill set.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
2 days ago by Shain Bergan
As Arizona takes the steps to possibly shut down the state, university officials, staff and students can rest easy knowing that the state's three universities will not be affected.
The State Legislature passed parts of a budget late Tuesday night minutes before their midnight deadline.
Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona, AZ
2 days ago by Michael Merriman
When good friends Jon and Mike prepare for their annual Fourth of July festivities, they try to go all out.
They buy beer, hot dogs, hamburgers, Roman candles, and bottle rockets. The duo was hoping to legally celebrate the upcoming holiday after the approval of a legislative bill.
Graphic, Pepperdine University, CA
5 days ago by Kate Schwartz
In the shadow of Los Angeles and the heart of Malibu, Pepperdine students are often attracted to careers in the entertainment industry. From stage performers to screen-writers, many students are struggling to make it big in an industry that constantly breeds new talent.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
5 days ago by Isaac Avilucea
Phil Jackson thinks he's a supreme-court justice.
He thinks coaching the Los Angeles Lakers is a lifetime appointment. But what he needs to realize is that he doesn't need to return to the Lakers. In fact, he shouldn't - for the betterment of his health and the organization's.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
5 days ago by Hunter Riley
In an economy like today's, people will do almost anything for extra business. Cuba, N.M., is going to get a boost from the thousands of people who are traveling across the country for Rainbow Gathering in the Santa Fe National Forest, about 30 miles from Cuba.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
5 days ago by Kaitlyn Drinkwater/UWire
The gay marriage debate has evolved from a whisper of discontent to a roaring, mud-slinging brawl. The situation could be mildly called a snafu, and more accurately termed something I can't print in a newspaper. Everyone has an opinion. Not only do people stand on both sides of and astride the metaphorical fence, there are people tunneling underneath and flying overhead.
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Arbiter Sports Talk
Arbiter Online, Boise State University
Trent Lootens, Kirk Bell, discuss WAC Basketball Tournament, BSU Volleyball, Oregon uniforms, Wimbledon, NBA Free-Agency
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