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Tara Logsdon, the founder and chief medic of DIE BEARMY, described what she does as a movement to make people more conscious of their lifestyles and what they are using and wasting.

The competition and festivities of the 2014 Individual World Poetry Slam culminated Saturday night at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe, where Porsha Olayiwola, who hails from Boston, was crowned the champion.

The College of Public Programs' “In My Life I Will” wall will remain in the University Center building until the end of the 2015 spring semester. Students on the College of Public Programs Council and ASU faculty met with members from the Office of the University Architect to discuss the fate of the wall Friday and ultimately decided to compromise and allow it to stay up.

If you want to change it up a bit, try something new and maybe get even more toned because you are mixing up your workout, you should consider going to Central United Arizona Boxing Club on 18th Avenue and Van Buren Street, just outside downtown Phoenix.

Performer Leslie Barton has worked in an array of art forms including performance and stand-up comedy. She enjoys shocking her audiences, making them laugh and expressing her feelings about personal experiences.

The SNAP Challenge tests people's ability to eat on a food stamp budget for a week: $27 all week, or about $3.86 per day. Downtown Devil Assistant Photo Editor Amanda LaCasse took on an abridged version of the challenge.

Arizona Humanities has created a writing workshop to help veterans express themselves and reintegrate with their communities. The program is hosted at the Burton Barr Central Library.

Lindsay Kinkade is the founder of graphic design studio Design RePublic, which has collaborated with different people and organizations to enhance art and transportation downtown.

A chalkboard wall that recently went up in ASU's University Center allowing students to write their goals may need to be taken down by Oct. 10, according to university officials.