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Four Girls in Ugg Boots

Fashion violations reported on campus

Ugg is right when these boots are worn out of weather context. Across campus I’ve witnessed the fashion injustice of girls wearing high shin boots with, brace yourself—skirts in the spring. Winter boots were made for climates with snow and low temperatures.

What James Cameron’s 'Avatar' is all about

By this time in December, much has already been said, good and bad, about James Cameron’s latest film, Avatar.

Dance lessons sweep Valley residents off their feet

Dwight and Sandy Nelson are instructors at Graham Central Station. Sandy said that the man is the leader on the dance floor and she discourages women from correcting men’s dance moves. If a man is dancing wrong, Sandy suggests taking him to Dwight or herself for correction.

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SCC comic offers humorous outlook on life

Imagine this: every Sunday for eight weeks book a round trip flight from Phoenix to Los Angles for a comedy class. Arrive in Los Angeles and sit through a three-hour comedy class to only have 10 minutes of stand-up practice.  Then fly back to Phoenix.

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Knoll

Artist paints to express, not impress

Drawing since he was old enough to hold a pencil, SCC artist Ryan Knoll appreciates the art in everything. That pencil has since then turned into a paintbrush, which helps his creativity flow. 

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Fetish Ball brings expressive costume to Scottsdale

The Fetish ball is a place that celebrates alternative sexuality where people can express themselves through their kinks and fetishes by wearing what they want. The ball is put on by Horns and Halos and it took place at the Venue of Scottsdale.  

Academy Awards ‘up’ for grabs

This year’s Academy Awards promises well-deserved attention to memorable films and performances, in addition to some surprising nominations and victories.

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Hollywood is Coming to the Valley

It is just a one-hour flight from Los Angeles, making it convenient for employees of Gateway Studios, which will be located at the corner of Germann and Hawes in Mesa.

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Festival celebrates African culture

The African Association of Arizona is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting knowledge of Africa’s traditions and people through cultural programs such as their annual African Festival.

Popularity of foriegn language films rising

One display of globalization is the penetration of successful foreign-language films within the American film marketplace.

Ferris Wheel

State Fair is back, rides in full swing

Instantly upon entering the fair your senses are overwhelmed. Bright lights, carnies pitching their games and the smell of fried food is enough to make you think you’re a child again.

Scottsdale theater re-opens doors after renovation

With renovations complete, and an all-star line up of talent, the Scottsdale Center for Performing Arts Virginia G. Piper Theater is ready to re-open its doors.

Hocus Pocus and Monsterland

The Hocus Pocus Halloween event, which is hosted by the Student Leadership Forum, is back for round two this year. SCC students and faculty are invited to spend a few fun- filled hours carving pumpkins to donate to Scottsdale Village Square Senior Adult Living Center.

News

Dr. Gehler and Lilly Ledbetter

National icon fought for equal pay rights

Lilly Ledbetter fought for equal pay for everyone

In July 1998, 60-year-old Lilly Ledbetter went to work her shift as the overnight supervisor of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Gadsden, AL, just as she had for the past 19 years. Full story

Opinion

Fair pay is important to all of us.

As Lilly Ledbetter has reminded us, “…inequity in the workplace hurts not only whoever experiences that discrimination, but in turn hurts their families, and in the end, harms us all.” Full story

Sports

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Spring Training Promises Fun And Relaxed Atmosphere

One of the most exciting and anticipated parts of baseball is the pre-season that takes part during each springtime- more formally known as Spring Training. Full story

Arts & Entertainment

SAJE Dancers rehearse

Dancers inspired by brain scans.

It’s not every day the rhythm of your brain waves get composed into a song. Imagine a musical composition molded around the intensity of your thoughts, climaxing when you remembered your darkest secrets, sending the recording needle dancing feverishly on the paper as if to spill your deepest passions to the world through illegible scribbles. Full story

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