Opinion

China gets deep

China’s deep-sea submarine, Jiaolong, could put the nation ahead of the rest of the world in mining sites.

By Andrew Waterhouse | September 16, 2010

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Letter: Sept. 17

Readers share their views about The State Press

By Letters | September 16, 2010

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Letter: Sept. 16

Readers share their views with The State Press.

By Letters | September 15, 2010

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Editorial: Ratted out

State Press staff suggests ways to deal with the rat problem at Downtown Campus.

By Editorial Board | September 15, 2010

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New American problem

At what cost are we keeping our doors open to everyone?

By Dustin Volz | September 15, 2010

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ASU mass email about more than courtesy

ASU sent a campus-wide e-mail to protect its computing and other technological resources, although the message probably intended a little more.

By Sarah Whitmire | September 15, 2010

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Beauty is inside the beholder

Most often individuals focus on outer beauty. What about everything on the inside? This column explores society’s misconception of what it means to be beautiful.

By Shala Marks | September 15, 2010

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Editorial: Good grief

When the Internet fails, do your Facebook friends notice?

By Editorial Board | September 14, 2010

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Fighting crime quotas

A secret recording that recently emerged seems to be evidence of the existence of quotas.

By Jessica Stone | September 14, 2010

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Asking and telling

Why Americans should be thankful for last week’s annulment of the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy.

By Daniel O'Connor | September 14, 2010

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Letters: Sept. 15

Readers write their opinions to The State Press.

By Letters | September 14, 2010

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Reduce, Refuse, Rejigger your priorities

For some people, it’s about keeping up with the Joneses. For others, it’s about keeping it simple.

By Benjamin Negley | September 14, 2010

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Editorial: Performance enhancer

President Michael Crow’s green thumb has nurtured a University from about 55,000 students to over 70,000 in eight years, anchored by one of the largest freshman classes this semester.

By Editorial Board | September 13, 2010

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Truth probing unethical

Technological advancements may allow for brain wave recordings to detect lies and for use in terrorist interrogation. But is that any more ethical than water boarding?

By Dan Garry | September 13, 2010

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Taking video games to the next level

Even film critic and Twitter savant Roger Ebert is wondering what video games mean. Are they art, amusement or something more destructive?

By Will Munsil | September 13, 2010

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Dating like an adult

Dating expectations change and evolve from high school to college, and so should dating practices.

By Anna Bethancourt | September 13, 2010

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Thorium, the new nuclear energy fix

Thorium is a safe alternative to nuclear power, will create jobs and may prove to be more popular than cap and trade.

By Andrew Hedlund | September 13, 2010

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Letters: Sept. 14

Readers share their views with The State Press.

By Letters | September 13, 2010

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Editorial: Flawed victory

ou didn’t make it to Saturday’s ASU football game, you have probably been deceived. The 41-20 win may have made you think, “Bring on Wisconsin!” You couldn’t be more wrong.

By Editorial Board | September 12, 2010

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WikiLeaks provides needed transparency

The government is resisting these leaks for one simple reason: to control public opinion. History shows that when government goes unchecked, stupid decisions are made to enter wars and lives are lost that the truth could have saved.

By Oday Shahin | September 12, 2010

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