Bravo to not being back in school yet, but boo to buying textbooks.
For this one week, we'd like to take a moment to pay homage to the legacy of the print newspaper.
Letter to the editor: "The next election will tell if Tempe voters are content with the “status quo” or if they see a need for change."
What one newspaper's transition to digital says about the changing content in news today.
It's not the charity that's the selling point, and that's the problem.
The NFL extended its middle finger to women everywhere: Using drugs is unacceptable, but abusing you is OK.
Letter to the editor: "As a cop himself, Bill Richardson should understand that a cop is judged quickly and harshly by the public (rightly or not), based on a single act."
Bravo to Marvel's female Thor, but boo to continued violence in Gaza.
Unless there are some changes made in the structure of professional soccer in Europe, I think I'll stick with basketball.
Letter to the editor: I realized I could share my passion for football with international students.
People go abroad to help and end up taking semi-colonial attitudes with them.
Nick Briz's Revolutionary video essay, "How To/Why Leave Facebook," gives users the capacity to leave the site, but what's holding us all back?
Incidents like the shootdown of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 or the current fighting in the Middle East demand involvement from both states and non-governmental organizations even if no member of that state or NGO was directly affected.
I don't need to hit the big screen to see the same stereotypical story with a limited goal of just scaring the heck out of audiences.
Letter to the Editor: I'd rather have Officer Stewart Ferrin responding to help my child who attends ASU than having her in a class with professor Ersula Ore.
Boo to MTV's "Virgin Territory," but bravo to the Arizona Republic's series on immigrant children.
Letter to the editor: Because of her unique qualifications and her deep commitment to our community, Lauren Kuby would do an outstanding job as a Tempe City Council member.
There seems to be a weird commitment by human beings to just continue to live even in the midst of so many horrifying and intractable problems.
Walter's reputation as a hometown hero and his gridiron greatness (if you don't count his less-than-impressive four seasons with the Raiders and Patriots) should propel him past Rogers, but he's making some bizarre campaign decisions.
Disguising intolerance as a "joke" is a joke within itself.
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