What we had in mind for our venture to Sing High Chop Suey House, quite literally, outweighed our hypothesized expectations. By “outweighed,” we simply mean that the amount of food we ordered was well over the portion size you’d need to feed a family of four ... twice.
Destruction is not new to Phoenix. This city has been torn down time and time again, but it has always come back. On Friday, a construction crew washed away Joseph “Sentrock” Perez’s mural on the west side of the Phoenix Public Market building.
Phoenix is not perfect, and it's not for everyone, but for me it has become far more than simply a place to sleep and study. Phoenix is my home now, for better or worse, and I think you should consider it as well.
The existence of an urban campus at ASU provides the opportunity for a truly unprecedented level of experience-based learning.
We are not, however, operating anywhere near optimal levels of interaction, and the tension threatens to disenchant community leaders and students.
On Saturday Nov. 3, downtown Phoenix received a breath of life, and it smelled like pie. The Chow Bella/Roosevelt Row Pie Social started out as an event about food and evolved into a social experience that surpassed anything I have been a part of in my year and a half in Phoenix.
