Columns

Marketers, stop misleading your customers

In contemporary marketing, false promises and misleading statements have become widespread across the market as businesses seek new ways to procure revenue.

By Graham Paul | November 23, 2015

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Grimes changes face of pop music, doesn't care what you think

Indie sensation Grimes' new album is a danceable, aggressive attack on the music culture that made her a star.

By Maureen Van Dobben | November 23, 2015

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One video game's 'reboot' shows industry grasping at straws

The fact of the matter is that a game should stand on its own two feet, not on a platform made of nostalgia.

By Damon Smith | November 23, 2015

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ASU counseling centers, society at large face mental health stigmas

Mental health services need to be talked about so students know where to go when they are facing it. It should be more widely discussed so it is more widely accepted.

By Editorial Board | November 23, 2015

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The people we're forgetting when we talk about domestic violence

Men and women are both victims of domestic abuse, but the public won’t acknowledge that.

By Gabby Hirniese | November 22, 2015

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Mental health a sweeping problem in US, needs to be acknowledged

As a society we need to stop trying to criminalize mental disorders, and start trying to treat those who have them.

By Kendra Penningroth | November 22, 2015

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Revenge is a daesh best served from 20,000 feet

Call them ISIS, call them ISIL, call them Daesh: I dub them screwed.

By Harrison Finzel | November 19, 2015

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Black and Blue Friday is ruining Thanksgiving, causing injuries

At some point, Thanksgiving stopped being a legitimate holiday for society and became the day before Black Friday.

By Lindsay Roberts | November 19, 2015

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I have a confession: I am now a 'Belieber'

Justin Bieber has made a fan out of me.

By Adonis Dees | November 19, 2015

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The dysfunctional relationship between media and mass shooters

Journalism and media can be powerful forces of change by influencing people’s thoughts and actions.

By Rebecca Lydford | November 18, 2015

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I have no problem with ASU PD using body cameras

This my own experience from the fall of 2014 that caused me to mistrust ASU police officers.

By Cody Fitzpatrick | November 18, 2015

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I don't have to change my profile to #PrayforParis

I am praying for Paris, but it doesn't have to be on my Facebook profile picture.

By Yesenia Brewster | November 17, 2015

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US, allied momentum against ISIS must continue

The U.S. and its global partners have been ramping up efforts to put an end to the cancerous growth of ISIS.

By Graham Paul | November 17, 2015

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Even for Wildcats, hate is a strong word

In an age of sensitivity in the U.S. the word “hate” isn’t appropriate to use, especially in a college environment. 

By Austen Bundy | November 17, 2015

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Nine conference games didn’t do Pac-12 in

The regular season still has two weeks to go, plus conference championships, but it looks like the Pac-12 has already been eliminated from the second College Football Playoff.

By Justin Janssen | November 17, 2015

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Intolerant Gov. Ducey tells world's neediest to stay away from Arizona

It is time for us to prove that not every U.S. citizen believes the refugees must stay in a war zone.

By Editorial Board | November 16, 2015

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College students, stop fearing great opportunities

College is about putting yourself out there and trying new things, so never allow your insecurities to pull you back.

By Alexis Berdine | November 16, 2015

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People's sexiest (white) man alive disappoints dream of diversity

Walking through the grocery store one afternoon, I passed by Chris Hemsworth sitting handsomely on the cover of People magazine, deemed the “Sexiest Man Alive” in 2014.

By Noelle Lilley | November 16, 2015

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'Pray for the World,' so that no nations are forgotten

One nation's tragedies have flown under the radar, but they are not less significant.

By Rayne Blumenthal | November 16, 2015

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Why false intimacy is bad for business

Technological faux intimacy is condescending to consumers and may be potentially harmful to businesses in the long term.

By Damon Smith | November 15, 2015

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