Columns

Charlie Brown violates separation between church and state

A Charlie Brown play revitalizes the discussion surrounding religion in education.

By Carlos Alfaro | November 27, 2012

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Political parties need optimism, hope

With everything that is wrong with modern American society, optimism and hope will hold us together.

By Sean McCauley | November 27, 2012

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Digital music intensifies starving artist’s struggle

The success of digital music contributes to a decrease in high-quality musicians

By Caleb Varoga | November 26, 2012

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What is the War on Christmas?

The struggle between the religious and the secular comes to a head with the holiday season.

By Colton Gavin | November 26, 2012

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Video games make great art

The relationship between the game and the player makes video games ripe for fantastic creativity and depth.

By Jacob Evans | November 26, 2012

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Just say no, again

Users have gone far as to seek recreation in a particular leafy green substance found the world over.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 25, 2012

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Evil geniuses reflect basest fears, desires

Our fascination with onscreen evil geniuses is a fascination with humans potential freedom from boundaries.

By Esther Drown | November 25, 2012

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Promiscuous Petraeus suffers on our behalf

Americans consistently find themselves obsessed by political sex scandals — we can’t get enough of them.

By Jake Adler | November 25, 2012

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Being thankful for the present

It’s easy to let the economic state of our country cast a dark shadow on the rest of our college experience.

By Natalie Miranda | November 20, 2012

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Sequencing our health care

Personalized medicine could provide better diagnoses to certain diseases.

By Olivia Brunacini | November 20, 2012

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Limiting filibuster a remedy for stymied Congress

The Senate’s unique procedural rules allowing filibusters should be altered in order to increase Congress’s productivity.

By Savannah Thomas | November 20, 2012

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Keeping hearts, stomachs full of gratitude

When we learn where our food comes, we garner a greater understanding of the sacrifices involved to bring dinner to plate.

By Ryan Espinoza-Marcus | November 19, 2012

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The Facebook block revisited

Our over-connected society makes it difficult for us to disconnect from people, even when we should.

By Esther Drown | November 19, 2012

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Ban helps non-smokers, despite ineffectiveness

Despite the lack of tangible implementation, ASU’s smoking ban will still yield benefits for smokers and non-smokers.

By Caleb Varoga | November 19, 2012

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What about Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving has gotten a little off track.

By Jonathan Fortner | November 18, 2012

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Let’s talk about sex

Waiting to teach someone about sex when he or she is already sexually active is like throwing someone who has never seen a car in the front seat.

By Jacob Evans | November 18, 2012

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How the incumbent won the presidency

A brief look back on the election and what it means moving forward.

By Colton Gavin | November 18, 2012

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Morality abandoned for progress, innovation

These changes we are witnessing in politics and culture today suggest the need for individuals who are willing to courageously defend the truth.

By Matthew Rich | November 15, 2012

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Provisional ballots raise concerns

A high number of uncounted provisional and absentee ballots are raising concerns of corruption.

By Daniel Mills | November 15, 2012

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I know why the pack rat sings

Cleaning your room can be a harrowing task, but it is an important way to clean out our memory banks.

By Alexandria Tippings | November 15, 2012

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