Opinion

Sebelius's departure overshadows Veterans Affairs hospital debacle

The new HHS secretary must ensure quality care is accessible to every single veteran.

By Savannah Thomas | April 15, 2014

Ending workplace creativity? C'est la vie

Eliminating after work communications, proposed in the land of Eiffel, kills creativity and workplace excitement.

By Micaela Rodriguez | April 15, 2014

An activist's effort to bring attention to street harassment

We can act in a way which will bring light to the situation and as a society we can at the very least work to minimize the occurrence of street harassment.

By Brooke Ramos | April 15, 2014

Music doesn't cause binge drinking, people cause binge drinking

People know their limits and sometimes choose to ignore them. Music is not responsible for binge drinking by including references to alcohol.

| April 15, 2014

Tragedy turned to triumph

Kristin’s story presented an opportunity for women and men alike to understand the life-long repercussions rape victims face.

| April 14, 2014

ASU honors college clams up over sexual misconduct allegations

Rumors buzzing and parental concerns rising, the spotlight is shining brightly on the college’s lack of acknowledgement.

| April 14, 2014

Move over Monogenre, Metagenre's here to stay

Metagenre is the use of a musical style or genre as a rhetorical device.

By Jordan Bohannon | April 14, 2014

Women lose at the paycheck fairness awareness awards

A look at the absurdity of the reasons given by Republicans for blocking the Paycheck Fairness Act for a third time.

| April 14, 2014

Sebelius resigns from area between rock, hard place

Her resignation, although she has declared it was voluntary, came with a push from Obama to clear his name off of the list of names to blame.

| April 13, 2014

Get paid to quit your Amazonian job

Amazon is offering voluntary termination severance packages to warehouse employees.

| April 13, 2014

Boos & Bravos: April 10

Boo to Tempe's flasher, but bravo to George Bush's paintings.

By Editorial Board | April 10, 2014

Keep calm and data mine

Why Facebook's recent "Keep Calm" custom T-shirt campaign is not only creepy, but inappropriate.

By Stephen Shackelford | April 10, 2014

Turning back the clocks on today's fashion

Perhaps our generation is yearning for a time when things were simpler.

By Kassidy Mcdonald | April 10, 2014

Letter: Lack of finances stifle free speech

Letter to the Editor: "The McCutcheon Decision does indeed support freedom of speech, but only for the 1 percent who can afford it."

By Letters | April 10, 2014

ASU student government officials look forward, reflect on past terms

The following are columns from this year's outgoing ASU student government officials. Read on to see each of them reflect on their now-past terms?

By Editorial Board | April 9, 2014

An effort to body acceptance: The body project

Where’s the character trait and outstanding qualities that make ASU women more than just hot and skinny?

By Brooke Ramos | April 9, 2014

New Disney Ursula doll sparks outrage in battle with body image

It’s a shame on Disney for releasing this doll, especially in a world trying to convince girls to love their bodies.

| April 9, 2014

April 7: USG Tempe: Running off to where?

By Jordan Bohannon | April 9, 2014

Love bikes. Hate enforcement.

Actions by ASU make us feel like we're just spinning our wheels.

By Editorial Board | April 9, 2014

Campaign finance laws: Anti-corruption or anti-free speech?

How much money equals too much influence?

By Savannah Thomas | April 9, 2014

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