Columns
Why Catholic school is worth it
Mass was an undisputed part of Friday’s schedule and religion class was as demanding as math and literature.
Valve's rejection of business hierarchy sets example
A lack of bosses could lead to more success for more creativity-driven companies.
CFB Playoff blows BCS out of the water
What makes a committee better than the BCS is the elimination of the three factors that influenced the BCS rankings: computers, coaches and the media.
Feminism should inspire change, not annoy
TIME included "feminist" in its poll of words to ban in 2015, deeming it as annoying, but this is exactly why it still needs to be discussed.
Long-term effects of marijuana consumption need research
There has been a lack of substantial research to provide a consensus of literature on regular, recreational use of marijuana, especially in young users.
Cautious optimism is best way to proceed with Chinese cooperation
The U.S. and China are cooperating on an unprecedented level. But we need to be careful that this cooperation doesn’t hurt us in the long run.
Peer review improves education quality
This innovation in the education system will prove extremely beneficial to the students as well as the instructors.
Partisan politics has led to a misunderstanding of net neutrality
Now that net neutrality has become a political issue, the argument has turned to competition on the Internet instead of access to the Internet.
Anti-minimum wage campaign driven by failed business plans
Businesses developed through innovative approaches and unique products will continue to problem solve and evolve in the face of adversity in order to maintain a viable business plan.
Immigration proposal is a golden opportunity for the GOP
Regardless of political division, immigration is an issue that both sides should want a compromise on.
'But Kim Kardashian's a mother!'—so what?
Motherhood is something to be celebrated, not bashed.
Money can't solve everything in film
Directors are taking the alternative to a good plot — dazzling and stereotyping the audience out of their money.
Students for Justice in Palestine should erect a bridge rather than a wall
Students for Justice in Palestine should be having a dialogue with ASU Jewish students to help solve the Arab-Israeli conflict, not building a wall that only highlights one side of it.
Biometric phone intrusion sets disturbing precedent
For those of you using a fingerprint sensor, realize that you are now indirectly giving up consent to hand your phone over to police.
Each ASU campus should be equally embraced
In order for ASU to truly be appreciated as "One University in Many Places," each campus should be recognized and complement each other by the students.
Potential death of ISIS caliph does not yield solution
Have we cut off the head or simply removed the public mask of a beast truly run by ideology?
Huffington Post's categories instill sense of separation
How has a publication as prominent as Huffington Post gotten away with publicly severing groups from others without notice?
AZ Merit shows promise for Arizona education
We are not labeling our graduates by a system of a's, b's and c’s and fill-in-the-blanks. We are defining them by their work in the classroom.
Let's get married — but only for bit
The proposed idea of a 20-year marriage license would essentially ruin the purpose of marriage and not do anyone any favors.