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The artist as thief

It is important to distinguish the ethical responsibilities involved in academic writing versus literary writing.

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Privacy and the public

Celebrities and politicians should not expect the same privacy as those not in the public eye. Modern technology has left nothing sacred, even for those who are in professions like teaching or law.

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Sleepless in Tempe

All-nighters are an unavoidable truth of college life; use these tips to rectify bad overnight study habits.

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Three going on 30

The TLC hit reality show “Toddlers and Tiaras” chronicles the lives of young beauty kings and queens who endure everything from teeth bleaching to eyebrow waxing, all for the sake of pageantry.

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Obama and the anger of the left

If those on the left are truly unhappy with the president, they are left with the unenviable task of defending a president who has disappointed.

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Hardly racist

Were ASU fans racist to wear black face paint? Or did they just represent ignorance that’s continually increasing?

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Sony takes away rights

Sony requires a new update of PSN users that prevents them from filing any class action lawsuits pertaining to the information leak earlier this year.

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Dominating domestic abuse in Turkey

Four out of ten women in Turkey are victims of domestic abuse. The government and law enforcement does nothing to protect these women or punish their perpetrators.

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Tosh.0 did not disappoint

Spoiler alert: Daniel Tosh invaded ASU to film Tosh.0 and there’s plenty to look forward to. The “College Campus Invasion” Tosh.0 episode filmed live at ASU on Thursday airs Tuesday, September 20.

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Religion’s heavy cross

Although religion is a huge factor in millions of lives, it continues to be a sore subject for many people. College is a time for personal discovery, but our fear of offending is getting in the way.

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Catharsis at official 9/11 memorial

Similar to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the sensitive design of the 9/11 Memorial on Ground Zero offers a reflective space for the country to mourn and come to grips with the tragedy.

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