Sun sets on Sun Dollars
The days of feverishly loading a Sun Card to print a paper before class will soon end as the University phases out its Sun Dollar program this summer. But will this help streamline a sometimes-confusing process, or take money from the hands of local retailers?
Editorial: Finding the bright side
When death comes at such a young age, it is perhaps even more confusing and even more of a shock to the living. Read the full story
Celebrities are people too
Paparazzi need to understand that there is a fine line between getting a newsworthy snapshot and the bane of many celebrities’ existence. Read the full story
Free agency
We live in a great time for independent thinking. Read the full story
Point: Don’t get sucked into the Salt River
Those who are regular visitors of the Salt River will tell you it’s “not that bad.” Don’t be fooled. Read the full story
Boos and Bravos: April 20
Bravo to ASU football’s decision to return to Camp Tontozona but boo to the heart attack-inducing games that the Phoenix Coyotes are putting fans through. Read the full story
Body modification in the professional world
Columnist Ashley Mentzer describes the process of getting her septum pierced and the social taboos that go along with it. Read the full story
Point/Counterpoint: Grab a tube
Tubing down the Salt River is a distinctively Arizonan pastime, so grab a tube and hit the water. Read the full story
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Other stories from the Opinion desk
- Sun sets on Sun Dollars
- Parity funding for salaries
- Letter: Nuclear Iran would trigger Middle East arms race
- Letter from the Editor: A true adventure
- Women epitomize doctrine of Catholic Church
- The final countdown
- Don't fail me now
- How student apathy failed education
- Editorial: Finding the bright side
- Celebrities are people too
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