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Get schooled, vote

Seven of the 10 Republican candidates who were labeled “pro-education” by the Arizona Education Association were knocked out in the primaries Tuesday, making it even more important for students to vote this November.

By Veekas Shrivastava | August 29, 2010
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Leave and let live

Some colleges have created move-in programs that help make the parent-freshman separation as painless as ripping off a Band-Aid.

By Abbey Murrell | August 29, 2010
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‘Beck’oning the masses

Glenn Beck’s rally “Restoring Honor” drew hundreds of thousands to the Lincoln Memorial on the same date 47 years after the March on Washington. Beck may claim that he and his followers need to “reclaim the civil rights movement,” but he is certainly in no position to do so.

By Zachary Levin-Epstein | August 29, 2010
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Tweet Madness

Twitter continues to make headlines, literally and figuratively. In the advent of Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson’s recent fine, one must evaluate the power of the tweet.

By Ben Karris | August 26, 2010
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All you need is time

In lieu of the group of billionaires signing the Giving Pledge, how can cash-strapped students make a difference?

By Isaiah McCoy | August 26, 2010
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Land of the free

Freebies and giveaways are most college students’ means for random meals and a way to save money, but they’re actually being used by advertisers and end up spending other things of value, like time.

By Kartik Talamadupula | August 25, 2010
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Goldwater misses the point

The Goldwater Institute’s report about administrative bloat being the cause of tuition hikes misses the point in favor of its own agenda.

By Athena Salman | August 25, 2010
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End of college press?

After a rocky decade, Rice University Press ends its academic press operations. Could this be the beginning of the end for all academic presses?

By Daniel Moore | August 24, 2010
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Risky "Buzz-ness"

ASU Police do not allow medical amnesty for students hospitalized for underage drinking, which forces students to choose between getting treated for alcohol poisoning or receiving a citation from.

By Dan Garry | August 23, 2010
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The highs of Ariz. summer lovin’

Not a single person has an easy time living in the Phoenix area this time of year; everyone is parched, sweat-soaked and miserable within seconds of stepping outside. But, despite its dismal summers, Phoenix is one of the fastest growing cities in America.

By Anna Bethancourt | August 23, 2010
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