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Chicago has to keep Kris Bryant down and you shouldn’t fault them for it

It might save money for the Cubs to hold off on promoting Kris Bryant

By Ian Beck | March 30, 2015

Germanwings tragedy cannot overshadow safety precautions

We may not know who or what to blame, but we should not be scapegoating the safety procedures that are designed to and are successful in protecting peoples' lives.

By Nicole Tyau | March 29, 2015

It's time to break gendered stereotypes in parenting

Instead of placing parents in these boxes of restriction, each parent should be equal in their role of nurture, and their role of discipline so the child respects each one of them equally as a result.

By Desiree Pharias | March 29, 2015

Why a woman’s place is on the $20 bill

A feminist, non-profit organization is demanding that a woman appear on the $20 bill— and it’s about time.

By Allie Bice | March 29, 2015

Making a Lexing-ton out of a Lexing-none

Diversity itself is as ubiquitous to our culture as baseball, beer or apple pie.

By Harrison Finzel | March 25, 2015

Gov. Ducey is wrong about Common Core

Gov. Doug Ducey has proven to be strongly against Common Core, but the more he talks about it, the more it becomes clear that he doesn’t understand what it is.

By Zach Josephson | March 25, 2015

For Obama Administration, transparency no longer a priority

For an administration which likes to revel in transparency, this government has had one embarrassing transparency issue after another.

By Derrik Rochwalik | March 25, 2015

Netanyahu’s election, blunders provide unique opportunity for lasting peace in the Middle East

In spite of his staunch rhetoric against Iran and Palestine, the election of Benjamin Netanyahu provides the U.S. with a remarkable opportunity to broker significant peace agreements in the Middle East.

By Connor Murphy | March 25, 2015

Backwater bigot Steve King shouldn’t tell Jews what to do

I do not need to take advice on how to be Jewish from a bigot who comes from a state where cows outnumber Jews 600 to 1.

By Harper Neidig | March 25, 2015

Connecticut wants to set all the drug addicts free, and Americans should be OK with that

With its ruling that previous marijuana arrests can be erased, the Connecticut Supreme Court has set this country on a path to fix its prison system.

By Alec Grafil | March 25, 2015

Israel, Congress need to grow up

Another revelation about Israel’s childish behavior in conjunction with Congress is in the news. It’s time for Israel and Congress to grow up.

By Jordan Brunner | March 25, 2015

Ray Anderson- Sendek fired press conference

It was time for Herb Sendek to go

It was time for ASU men's basketball coach Herb Sendek to go after nine seasons at the helm.

By Fabian Ardaya | March 24, 2015

Why the U.S. economy is built upon infrastructure investments

Such investments are not only key for public safety, but sustainable economic growth over the next few years

By Noah Smith | March 23, 2015

Latest ‘Cinderella’ adaptation provides fresh take on Disney’s gender patterns

Little girls are not the only ones watching these movies, and the roles of both female and male characters have needed to be re-evaluated.

By Sydney Maki | March 23, 2015

Latest 'Cinderella' adaptation provides fresh take on Disney's gender patterns

Little girls are not the only ones watching these movies and the roles of both female and male characters have needed to be re-evaluated.

By Sydney Maki | March 23, 2015

ASU Parking and Transit Services tickets overzealously

Parking and Transit Services needs to ease up on the parking fees.

By Yesenia Brewster | March 22, 2015

With 'Dear Future Husband,' Meghan Trainor proves she's all about that traditional gender role

It's not a man's job to open doors for women or a woman's role to always be right in arguments.

By Julia Shumway | March 22, 2015

Bibi Netanyahu is endangering Israel

Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party just won the recent elections by a slim margin, but Israel lost. Big time.

By Jordan Brunner | March 18, 2015

Election 2016: the case for Elizabeth Warren

The striking lack of diversity of views among the Democratic leadership is a threat to American democracy; Elizabeth Warren needs to run to present voters with a real alternative to the status quo, even if she cannot win.

By Connor Murphy | March 18, 2015

Real madness? Insufficient compensation for NCAA athletes

Being a student athlete is like being a student with a full-time job and should be compensated in a similar way.

By Kayla Chan | March 18, 2015

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