Arizona Republicans run fake candidates to help bad ones
Sham candidacies are becoming an Arizona tradition. In the Russell Pearce recall, the tactic has become more insulting than ever.
Sham candidacies are becoming an Arizona tradition. In the Russell Pearce recall, the tactic has become more insulting than ever.
Republicans are right to reject attempts to inject theology into the primary campaign. Such religious bigotry is more at home on the left.
The gap between the rich and the poor is growing so swiftly the elimination of any middle class seems inevitable.
Love may not be blind, but it can turn a blind eye to extra weight if a person has a higher income or education level.
The “Occupy Wall Street” movement owes a lot to their equivalent on the right.
Apple permanently changed our relationship with technology. There is connection between its line of indispensably useful, Museum of Modern Art exhibit-worthy products and its users.
Many college students have been approached by a random stranger trying to convince them to join a cause by handing them a flyer. Do these flyers actually get the job done?
America finds itself plagued by more national, cultural and social issues than ever, but college students remain patriotic.
Gov. Jerry Brown recently made it illegal for people ages 14 through 18 to tan in California.
Chaz Bono is dancing on “Dancing With The Stars” — cue media blitz and hate storm.
Digital culture pushes hypochondria to new extremes, while available healthcare lags behind.
William Bennett chastises the modern men, with a skewed and out-of-touch view.
Many college students are constantly on the go. Are you seizing meaningful opportunities? Or have you over-committed yourself.
Fourteen states have introduced 35 bills that would allow students and faculty to carry guns on college campuses. Such propositions lack common sense and create the potential for more disaster.
Solyndra offers further evidence that government intervention does more harm than good.
Are parental advisory warnings on albums even relevant when people aren't even buying albums anymore, and they get all their music online?
By keeping our campuses and streets clean, we show refusal to contribute to the world’s largest landfill: the ocean.
We need to appreciate our education. Other countries are not lucky enough to get the level of education we do.
Denmark’s new “fat tax” on saturated fat has other countries considering similar legislation. Should the United States consider doing so as well?
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