Columns

BP to continue drilling in the Gulf; catastrophe inevitable?

U.S. Gov. Regulators and British oil empire BP have come to an agreement that will allow BP to continue deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico as early as July.

By Ben Karris | April 3, 2011

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Thoughts on the upcoming elections

The 2012 presidential election will most likely be based on shallow rhetoric and not any substantive intellectual ideas.

By Sohail Bayot | April 3, 2011

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Breaking the mold: college and its stereotypes

In addition to being a “learning source,” pop culture may also contribute to our ideas about stereotypes. What has pop culture taught us about college?

By Ashley Haines | March 31, 2011

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How to become an anarchist

These are the transformations of my political mind throughout my college years writing for the newspaper. Every debate I ever lost was worth the pain.

By Brian Anderson | March 31, 2011

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‘The Pearl’ and the impending doom

Tax breaks for the wealthy continue to reinforce our society’s sickness and misplacement of priorities.

By Sohail Bayot | March 31, 2011

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Marginalizing citizens, not addressing the problem

Anthony Hill, a substitute teacher working in Glendale, has sparked a media firestorm and reignited the immigration debate after sending a racially charged letter to Senate President Russell Pearce.

By Zachary Levin-Epstein | March 30, 2011

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To Catch a Cheater

Stories about people cheating are everywhere. Has cheating increased or does technology make it easier to get caught?

By Lindsey Kupfer | March 30, 2011

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Feminism redefined

Why are so many reluctant to embrace or even understand feminism?

By Isabelle Novak | March 30, 2011

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Obama’s renewing American leadership

Obama’s actions in Libya are right in line with his campaign promises – so why is everybody so surprised?

By John Gaylord | March 30, 2011

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Tech high

Texters and Internet users can develop behavioral addictions similar to drug addictions.

By Justine Garcia | March 29, 2011

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Golfing: a presidential tradition

Golfing has been a presidential tradition for the past hundred years. With the stresses of the world on his shoulders, the president needs some time to relax and golf every now and then.

By Brian Jutting II | March 29, 2011

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No excuses for unchecked documentation

Reactive oversight? How about using a little more proactive direction instead?

By Tyler Jones | March 29, 2011

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Obama’s fables

A blind distaste for inconsistency indicates shortcomings on behalf of journalists and the cooperating public.

By Alex Gregory | March 29, 2011

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Letter to the Editor: March 29

In response to Katie Shoultz’s March 24 article, “Q & A with Tempe USG presidential candidates.”

By Letters | March 28, 2011

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Lacking diversity in presidents

ASU has a lack of diversity in its presidents.

By Athena Salman | March 28, 2011

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The Middle East revolution of tomorrow

Palestinian Islamists may not revel in the same freedoms that various Arabs throughout the region will anytime soon.

By Brittany Morris | March 28, 2011

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The way we think now

Google has given us the ability to ask more questions now than ever, but is that a good thing?

By Will Munsil | March 28, 2011

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The plight of retail

It is time for the mistreatment of retail workers and the misplaced rage of our customers to end.

By Oonagh McQuarrie | March 28, 2011

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Cruel and unusual?

A reflection on the constitutionality of the death penalty, in light of modern standards for lethal injection.

By Daniel O'Connor | March 27, 2011

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Looking for morality

Reading literature not only betters us individually, but also as a nation.

By Sohail Bayot | March 27, 2011

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