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What is our end-goal in Afghanistan?

Over a decade of involvement in Afghan conflict, the end goal remains unclear while the source of the problem has been staring us in the face for a long time now.

By Sohail Bayot | April 17, 2011

‘The Donald’ setting his sights on the White House

The GOP presidential field is expanding like the Trump Taj Mahal.

By Tyler Jones | April 14, 2011

Like tuition, parking rates aren’t going down

Parking permit rates are facing increases in the fall. What are you doing to get around?

By Ashley Haines | April 14, 2011

Say it like you mean it

With over 1 million words in the English language, and so many corky and charming ways of expression, let us share some of our favorite English words.

By Sohail Bayot | April 14, 2011

Poor Game Boy sales signal end of an era

If Nintendo doesn’t get their act together, then it may very well be the end of an era.

By David Sydiongco | April 13, 2011

The ‘out of state’ state of mind

Is going out of state really worth the money and separation? To thousands of ASU students, yes it is.

By Isabelle Novak | April 13, 2011

No easy answers on tax credits

The Supreme Court ruled on Arizona’s tuition tax credits without deciding their constitutionality. This might have been the best way they could go.

By John Gaylord | April 13, 2011

The standardized testing problem

A number of D.C. Public School administrations have been accused of cheating on high-stakes standardized tests. With so much at stake, observers should not be that surprised.

By Zachary Levin-Epstein | April 13, 2011

Professors of love

There are numerous cases of teachers going to jail for sleeping with their underage students, but the line becomes blurred in college.

By Lindsey Kupfer | April 12, 2011

The meat we eat

If we buy local at least will know what is in the meat we are consuming.

By Justine Garcia | April 12, 2011

Seriously, was that worth it?

Was funding for Planned Parenthood and the Environmental Protection Agency worth potentially shutting down the federal government?

By Brian Jutting II | April 12, 2011

Visualizing the future of college literature courses

Comic books are not for kids anymore

By Tyler Jones | April 12, 2011

Shifting burden from business to everyone else

The Arizona legislature demonstrates lazy policy-making for reviving the economy through budget cuts and tax breaks.

By Athena Salman | April 11, 2011

Conservatives searching for heroes

For conservatives, this is a time without heroes.

By Will Munsil | April 11, 2011

Prostitutes have rights too

The hunt for a prospective Long Island serial killer who targets prostitutes sheds new light on the veiled suffering of women and sex workers.

By Daniel O'Connor | April 11, 2011

Social media encourages quantity rather than quality

A culture of coerced participation leads to high quantities of low-quality ideas.

By Alex Gregory | April 11, 2011

Put those wedding bells on mute

An increasing number of students are getting married before graduation. They ought to anticipate the potential risks so that they are not jumping into something that will soon dissolve.

By Julianna Roberts | April 10, 2011

Afghanistan: a controversy-driven hotbed

America is to blame for a portion of the corruption in Afghanistan.

By Brittany Morris | April 10, 2011

Lunacy has prevailed

The GOP wants to take away students’ rights and do more damage to an already crippled Arizona economy.

By Oonagh McQuarrie | April 10, 2011

Screamo is dead and ‘dubstep is the new punk’

When the basic platform for creating music is a laptop, the potential to go from anonymous internet DJ to world-touring live act is far from impossible.

By Ben Karris | April 10, 2011

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