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To be a giver

People buy into both holiday philanthropy and consumerism for the same reason; they want to seem accomplished and make themselves feel better.

By Julianna Roberts | November 29, 2011

GPA does not accurately represent students’ abilities

Students often stress more over their GPA than almost anything else. It has been a standard of evaluation for decades, but does it really measure how well a student will do in their post-undergraduate career?

By Lindsay Welnick | November 29, 2011

Letters: Nov. 29

Letters to the Editor

By Letters | November 28, 2011

ASU gunfight prompts questions

'Gun Fight' author lectures at law school

By Page Gerrick | November 28, 2011

Delivering pizzas forever in this economy

The entry level job market is awful, and those in Congress are to blame.

By Oonagh McQuarrie | November 28, 2011

Erickson not at fault

With the college football season coming to end and ASU’s devastating losing streak, fans are looking for someone to blame.

By Arselia Gales | November 28, 2011

Bond over passion, not bashing

When do opinions of popular entertainment cross the line from accepting distaste to unwarranted hatred?

By Alex Gregory | November 28, 2011

Texting’s trying times

Text messagers beware: The Pakistani government may implement a policy that could be a blow to modern communication everywhere.

By Ashley Haines | November 27, 2011

Fight the sentiment behind ‘virginity tests’

Seventeen women were forced to virginity tests after attending protests in Cairo in early March. One woman filed charges against the Egyptian military in hopes of bringing about justice.

By Emilie Eaton | November 27, 2011

Black Friday goes too far

Black Friday is slowly becoming Black Thursday and is encroaching on the Thanksgiving holiday.

By Emily Schwartz | November 27, 2011

Occupy Black Friday

Will the message of the Occupy Wall Street movement prevail on Black Friday?

By Ben Karris | November 22, 2011

Girly men are the new alpha males

Traditional ideals of masculinity are being transformed.

By Jake Adler | November 22, 2011

Politics and sports

Conventional wisdom rarely works out to be true, particularly in football and politics.

By Will Munsil | November 22, 2011

No text message is worth taking a life

The rise of technology is often seen as a blessing, but when it comes to using cell phones while driving, technology may prove to be the biggest curse.

By Arselia Gales | November 21, 2011

News reading on Facebook better than no reading at all

Facebook’s new news-reading applications bring up interesting arguments about the way we consume news media.

By Alex Gregory | November 21, 2011

America's political pendulum may be swinging to the left

The country is swinging right. Then left. Then right, and now, back to the left again. All this occurred in the last decade

By Oonagh McQuarrie | November 21, 2011

'Dr. Pepper 10, it’s not for women.'

Is Dr. Pepper’s new ad campaign sexist, funny, or none of the above?

By Emily Schwartz | November 20, 2011

A fox in sheep’s clothing

United Colors of Benetton released a series of images of foreign leaders kissing each other as part of a campaign to spread tolerance and combat hatred.

By Emilie Eaton | November 20, 2011

Sex plus politics equals votes?

Sex may be one of the most effective marketing tools there is, but can it excite us to vote?

By Ashley Haines | November 20, 2011

Cooking the books for promising looks

A for-profit college that was discovered reporting overly generous job placement rates is in the limelight of public ridicule.

By Britni Adams | November 17, 2011

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