Columns
SAT changes but students still suffer
It's tremendously important to question the system into which you're paying. After all, it may not always have your interests in mind.
| March 5, 2014
Sexy Jesus: Another story or a real representation?
Looks play a huge part in success, and Jesus? He’s the ultimate successor.
| March 5, 2014
Farewell Rep. Ed Pastor, you will be missed
Thank you, Ed Pastor, for committing your life to public service, for being a trailblazer for my family and for families all around our great state of Arizona.
| March 4, 2014
Postino shows promise for downtown Tempe development
Winecafés, grocery stores and more: Tempe's transformation into a city is as exciting as it is unprecedented
By Jordan Bohannon
| March 4, 2014
Mexico or bust: How to be safe over spring break
Even after the capture of Sinaloa Federation leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, there is questionable safety for those planning to travel to Mexico over spring break.
| March 4, 2014
Jason Collins is a basketball player. Period.
And all anybody wanted to talk about was his sexual orientation.
| March 4, 2014
Why 2013 may have handicapped women in film
It's Jennifer Lawrence’s world, and we’re all just living in it.
| March 3, 2014
Modern media depicts love in extremes, eliminating realistic middle ground
Relationships aren't neccesarily the happiness, but the hopes of love should not be associated with such a negative connotation.
| March 3, 2014
TYFTATM: Thank you for texting at the movies
No one is enforcing the no cellphone use rules, anyway.
| March 3, 2014
Texas: a beacon of legal progress
Science is evolving and the law must evolve with it.
| March 3, 2014
Millennials stray away from religion as push for rights continues
There is a large gap in the views from one generation to the next, and churches need to realize that religions need change and greater acceptance to stay alive.
| March 2, 2014
FDA robs Americans of personal liberty
The entire food industry would need to make major modifications in order to put a halt on the frightening health future the people of this country are headed toward.
| March 2, 2014
Try a siesta before going to that fiesta
Spain's best bet to improving its dead economy is not turning clocks and losing historical traditions. It's detaching from the euro.
| February 27, 2014
Pussy Riot no more than hooligans
All good things must come to an end. Otherwise, we end up with American Idol.
By Jordan Bohannon
| February 26, 2014
Monday night meeting with migrants
Forget Washington, D.C. — there are people trying to live locally.
| February 26, 2014
Michael B. Jordan in 'Fantastic Four' makes some, well, uncomfortable
It would be the most realistic and probably the most awesome thing to see an African-American superhero.
| February 26, 2014
Memo to retailers: Don’t do business with Amazon
For retailers, doing business with Amazon would be doing business with the devil.
| February 26, 2014
South Carolina legislators mistake censorship for academic freedom
For politicians to penalize schools for the contents of their curriculum goes against the spirit of a well-rounded education.
| February 25, 2014
Sign twirler never hurt anyone, even in Scottsdale
Legal ordinances limit the activity of sign walkers in Scottsdale. Is this the start of the sign-walking demise?
| February 25, 2014