Columns
Awful reactions to celebrity deaths reflect poorly on all of us
Any sort of familiar face, regardless of levels of fame or lack thereof, being wiped off the face of the earth is surreal in some kind of way.
Brace yourself, robots are coming
Amazon wishes to establish a “prime” delivery option that can transport packages to customers in about 30 minutes.
Spread holiday cheer with more than just your wallet
Once we get older, we stop watching and Christmas becomes a little less magical.
How I learned to stop worrying and express myself
We cannot keep standing by and letting ourselves be comfortable at the expense of our individual expression.
Is Snapchat here to stay?
Snapchat creators reject multibillion-dollar offer from Facebook: $4 billion just isn't cool enough.
Coming out as a vegetarian
This Thanksgiving, my family was shocked to learn I was a vegetarian.
Rising popularity of 'narcocorrido' music raises baseless concerns
Narcocorrido will continue to grow in popularity, and there’s no reason to believe that it is a recruitment tool.
Monty Python's timelessness not hampered by age
The reunion of the infamous British comedy troupe shouldn’t make you doubt their caliber as comedians.
Allure of Bitcoin will be short-lived
Despite all the hype and excitement, Bitcoin has been jinxed by premature success.
All for one and one for drones
The European Union’s drone research strikes fear into one columnist’s heart.
Shut up, we're in a movie
The theater calls for a communal etiquette in order to preserve the experience for fellow viewers.
Media attention fuels Miley Cyrus's independent image
It seems Cyrus is falling into the trap of celebrity teenage angst.
Why going to ASU makes sense
Just don’t take me too seriously. That's not what ASU culture is about.
US Airways merger has unexpected origin
While US Airways rose to the occasion in their distress, American Airlines was the victim of a changing business landscape.
A national emphasis: Boo sex, bravo violence
It is entirely backward that people feel more comfortable witnessing violence and cruelty than sex.
The trouble with 'selfies'
The emergence of the selfie has illustrated our culture's constant desire for attention.
Same-sex marriage: When ideology has real consequences
Human beings are denied the chance to love so that others can tout their commitment to “family values” and “traditions.”
JFK's legacy lives on in new century
In the 50 years since the Kennedy presidency, much has changed, but many things have stayed the same.
Is downtown Phoenix really that ageist?
The plans for an age-restricted apartment complex goes against the ethos of an inclusive and eclectic downtown Phoenix.
