“As the fall 2011 semester comes to a close, the Downtown student government is still without a third branch of government.”
—USGD remains without judiciary as administration focuses on local affairs
December 2011
15 posts
Police arrest 6 protesters, seize camping equipment at Occupy Phoenix →
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Six Occupy Phoenix protesters were arrested late Thursday night for urban camping in Cesar Chavez Plaza, violations that prompted Phoenix Police to tear down much of the movement’s camp, authorities said. View photos and listen to an audio slideshow here.
Cronkite School offers 24/7 building hours, refreshments during finals week →
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The Walter Cronkite School is open 24 hours a day Monday through Friday and offering snacks for students studying for finals.
Slide show: Electric Light Parade →
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Phoenix kicked off the holidays with the 25th annual Arizona Public Service Company Electric Light Parade Saturday night.
“We represent patriotism. We are the people who care about and love this country. March on day after day until there is justice and love and healing in the land.”
—The Rev. Jesse Jackson during his visit to Occupy Phoenix on Thursday. Read more of our exclusive interview with the civil rights leader.
PHX History: The Duce (1928) →
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Liked our profile on The Duce? Now read up on the history of the converted warehouse, one of “the best examples of adaptive reuse in Phoenix’s warehouse district just south of downtown.”
Celebrate the weekend before finals with Shameless Nonsense →
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Animals, auto-correct, sports, Star Wars and more.
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Nondescript downtown tattoo studio earns growing fan base →
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27 Tattoo Studio in downtown Phoenix is recognizable, from its unusual building to its distinct designs.
“We aren’t just coming in and telling people what to think or what to do but showing them these people and sharing their stories. We don’t want to be just an academic or an authority, but really involve people.”
—Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, an associate professor at ASU’s School of Social Work that received $30,000 in grants to address sexually exploited children and adults in Arizona. Read more
