Opinion

Editorial: Brand new

As of late, we have been hearing a lot of talk about a dynamic leader with broad, idealistic aspirations.

By Editorial Board | November 5, 2008

The Redskins predict it again

According to ESPN.com, the Washington Redskins have accurately predicted the presidential elections for every election in which they have been in existence.

By Janne Gaub | November 4, 2008

Voting: A Tall order

Yesterday was fun. It was Nov. 4th. I woke up at approximately 5:55 a.m., on three hours of sleep, to spend 1.5 hours waiting in line. Then I connected some meaningless arrows and got a sticker.

By Brett Livingood | November 4, 2008

Hope beyond the ballot

By the time you read this, the election cycle is over and there is a new president.

By Alex Petrusek | November 3, 2008

Cooperation starts a new era

We all clearly remember where we were on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.

By Andrew Hedlund | November 3, 2008

Letters to the editor

A nonpartisan campaign

| November 3, 2008

Go the extra mile: Vote

Many Americans overcome seemingly insurmountable odds in order to vote. For one couple, that meant flying 9,300 miles halfway around the world to cast their ballots.

By Janne Gaub | November 2, 2008

Editorial: So long, election laughs

Tuesday will mark a beginning for one of the presidential candidates and a new era in American politics.

By Editorial Board | November 2, 2008

Letters to the editor

Find compromise on gay marriage

| November 2, 2008

Back to (movie) business

It seems the campaigning never ceases.

By Ryan O'Neal | October 30, 2008

Obama infomercial a political grand slam

On Wednesday evening, Barack Obama showed an infomercial on primetime television to address the nation about his campaign.

By David Edwards | October 30, 2008

Boos & Bravos

Bravo to the youth outreach programs started by the ASU athletic department.

By Editorial Board | October 30, 2008

Google is like that one friend you have; the one that has to be better than everyone else, has to get all up in your privacy and then store all your information in its huge database for the rest of et

By Melissa Silva | October 29, 2008

Proposed wind farms are obviously wrong for Arizona

If you have ever jumped on the I-10 and headed west into Los Angeles, you know all about the huge white fans that you inevitably pass once you reach California.

By Alex Bolt | October 29, 2008

Neo-Nazis for Obama

What do Gen. Colin Powell and the leader of the American Nazi Party have in common? Both plan on voting for Obama this coming Tuesday.

By Rosie Servis | October 29, 2008

Editorial: Undercut

When anything goes wrong in life, the natural first reaction is for the person or persons involved to find where to point the blame.

By Editorial Board | October 29, 2008

The truth about the Palin shopping spree

Why is it so shocking that about $150,000 has been spent on clothing for Sarah Palin and her family Anyone who seriously thinks that politicians are not willing to shell out a pretty penny to present

By Melissa Mapes | October 28, 2008

Editorial: Paying up

When thoughts of increased tuition and/or fees pass through the mind of an average college student, the typical knee-jerk reaction involves cries of protest and a long string of expletives directed at

By Editorial Board | October 28, 2008

Editorial: A new age?

The road the White House has been a long one.

By Editorial Board | October 27, 2008

Voting yes on Prop. 102 gives marriage meaning

I have been following the recent debate on campus about Proposition 102 closely.

By Andrea Summers | October 27, 2008

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