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?
Finding our way to space
With economic and political pressure coming to bear on NASA, and President Obama seeking a new way forward in space, is the age of exploration ending? Is space even necessary? Read the full story
‘South Park’ should be valued, not threatened
The creators of South Park recently received death threats by religious extremists for depicting Mohammed in a cartoon. Comedy Central censored the episode but the creators stood by their show. Read the full story
Letters to the Editor: April 26
In response to Andrew Hedlund’s April 21 column, “Tea Partiers uninformed, many untaxed.” Read the full story
Boos and bravos: April 23
Bravo to Pat’s Run. Read the full story
Tax-incentives bill needed to sustain Ariz. economy
A proposed tax incentives bill is a key part of the economic strategy Arizona needs. Read the full story
Phoenix ambassadors helpful to students
The Downtown Phoenix Ambassadors are the men and women walking around wearing bright orange shirts that say “Ask Me!” They are an excellent resource to ASU students. Read the full story
Why the health care plan won’t work
Arizona has joined the fight against the federal government’s individual mandates since a little less than nothing makes sense about the health care bill. Read the full story
Looking into an invisible society
Poverty remains a misguided social issue. People overlook those who are struggling financially because they are unable to relate to their burdens. Read the full story
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- 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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