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Pink slime: the new mystery meat

Grocery stores and fast food restaurants are pulling ammonia-treated ground beef from shelves at the request of concerned consumers. This product, also known as “pink slime,” is considered safe for consumption, or is it?

By Arselia Gales | March 27, 2012
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Stop smoking, or else

The Maricopa Community College District’s BreatheEasy campaign mandates smoke-free and tobacco-free campuses beginning July 1 of this year. What does this mean for your individual rights?

By Carlos Alfaro | March 25, 2012
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Wild West mentality a road to nowhere

Like the Sonoran desert that eliminates species that are unable to adapt to the extreme climate, Arizona‘s legislators rid the state of cultural invaders through a similar climate — one of extreme politics.

By Christine Truong | March 15, 2012
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Some words of wisdom

For those who are not gainfully employed or dropouts of the educational system, spring break is but days away. Having seen and experienced both the good and the bad that life has to offer, columnist Jonathan Fortner imparts some words of wisdom.

By Jonathan Fortner | March 14, 2012
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It all comes down to Romney

With Romney leading in polls, and with the country conceding that this nation is not better off with Obama, it’s time Democrats embrace pragmatism, not ideology.

By Sean McCauley | March 13, 2012
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A recipe for disaster

Last month a family was kicked off a JetBlue flight because their child would not sit in their seat. Who’s at fault, the airline or the family?

By Arselia Gales | March 13, 2012
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Keeping up an appearance of relevance

After the KONY 2012 video was released last week, the new craze became critiquing the newfound wave of social activism. Skeptics asked: Why didn’t people care before they saw the video

By Savannah Thomas | March 13, 2012
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Welfare and selfishness

The modern industrialized world is in danger of being terminated by public debt. A case for why we need selfishness now more than ever.

By Carlos Alfaro | March 12, 2012
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