Opinion

Hogwarts, The Honors College

When I took a visit to Washington, D.C., last semester, I stayed in my friend Laura's residence hall for the weekend.

By Dustin Volz | August 26, 2009

Editorial: Home Remedies

Swine flu. Just when you thought you had made it past the danger and it had finally slipped your mind, the illness is back to hog our attention as cold and flu season nears.

By Editorial Board | August 25, 2009

The quest for gender, ethnic and religious equality in a culturally diverse America has led to an enormous surge of progress for minorities in academic and work environments, forever shaping our natio

By Hal Cohen | August 25, 2009

Well worth the price

The recent talk of health-care reform has drawn an exceptionally visceral reaction from Americans who apparently do not realize how much the government has already done for them.

By Kenneth Lan | August 24, 2009

Obama, US attention spans and HDTV

In the world of politics, novelty wins. This is not surprising. Increasingly, we live in the shadow of the new thing, the fresh face and the Google Trend.

| August 24, 2009

Letter to the Editor

Fighting words

| August 24, 2009

Editorial: Excuses, excuses

As part of a daily publication, we at The State Press tend to understand the importance of deadlines. (Well, most of the time.)

By Editorial Board | August 24, 2009

Editorial: 'Press' the issues

Anonymity at ASU can be as easy as just showing up. When you go to a University of more than 65,000 students, getting lost in the crowd is often unavoidable.

By Editorial Board | August 24, 2009

Is society safer with Burress behind bars?

The comeback is the pinnacle of sports moments.

By Christopher Ogino | August 23, 2009

Letter from the Editor

Welcome to a new school year, a new year full of opportunities.

By Indra Ekmanis | August 23, 2009

The art of patience

It is not uncommon to encounter someone who talks better than he or she listens. Paying attention requires patience, something we are missing in our society.

By Andrew Hedlund | August 23, 2009

3-D: Coming soon to a theater near you

You cannot stop the third dimension.

By David Edwards | August 23, 2009

Losing Afghanistan

To no real surprise, the recent Afghan elections proved violently partisan, tribalistic and, by many accounts, fraudulent.

By Joseph Hermiz | August 23, 2009

A letter to the future

Do you want to know my favorite thing about writing in the age of the Interwebz?

| August 3, 2009

Will Verizon step up its smart phone game?

Since the dawn of the iPhone, people have been switching their wireless phone carrier to AT&T and jumping on the Apple bandwagon.

| August 3, 2009

Public transportation or public restroom?

Since the Metro Light Rail opened at the end of last year, many Valley residents and visitors have turned to this new mode of transportation.

| July 25, 2009

A week in review

As summer has zipped along (we somehow stand less than a month away from the start of fall semester), the weeks have turned into a blur, moving so fast that most of us need ACME products to help try t

By Ben Berkley | July 25, 2009

A trip abroad may not be out of reach

With many students out of school for the summer and local weather stations putting out excessive heat advisories in the Phoenix area, it seems like a perfect time to escape the heat and go on an adven

| July 20, 2009

Could Facebook make binge-drinking job-friendly?

For obvious reasons, any social networking business benefits from less privacy: the more freely accessible content, the more time users spend online, the more ad revenue.

By Matt Culbertson | July 20, 2009

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