Opinion

Are stripping and porn becoming new social norms for college students?

Many have begun to wonder if work such as porn or stripping is no longer such a big taboo. Could this be a new social norm?

| March 16, 2014

Let's keep Austin weird

Los Angeles and New York City seem to have some competition. These cities just may not be the “it” city anymore.

By Brooke Ramos | March 16, 2014

The Millennial mindset: A real chance for hope and change

Despite these challenges, there is nothing we as a generation can't find a way to overcome.

| March 6, 2014

Law enforcement creates criminals out of the most vulnerable

An autistic teen was placed in a situation where even an individual with no disabilities had a very strong likelihood of failing.

By Brooke Ramos | March 6, 2014

Arizona Legislature should take a leaf from Tempe's new rules

Bigotry on the state level can be countered — successfully — by local solutions.

By Editorial Board | March 6, 2014

Security agencies attempt to stifle Internet discourse

As we’re conditioned as a society to flag these sources as the province of nutjobs, the issue never enters the public realm of debate.

| March 5, 2014

Surprised by the Clinton documents? Don't be

For the Clintons, public interaction is simply one long, expensive, patient game of chess.

| March 5, 2014

How far have we come?

What the Redskins controversy implies about American racism.

| March 5, 2014

SAT changes but students still suffer

It's tremendously important to question the system into which you're paying. After all, it may not always have your interests in mind.

| March 5, 2014

Sexy Jesus: Another story or a real representation?

Looks play a huge part in success, and Jesus? He’s the ultimate successor.

| March 5, 2014

March 5: Biden 2016

By Jordan Bohannon | March 5, 2014

Farewell Rep. Ed Pastor, you will be missed

Thank you, Ed Pastor, for committing your life to public service, for being a trailblazer for my family and for families all around our great state of Arizona.

| March 4, 2014

Postino shows promise for downtown Tempe development

Winecafés, grocery stores and more: Tempe's transformation into a city is as exciting as it is unprecedented

By Jordan Bohannon | March 4, 2014

Mexico or bust: How to be safe over spring break

Even after the capture of Sinaloa Federation leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, there is questionable safety for those planning to travel to Mexico over spring break.

| March 4, 2014

Jason Collins is a basketball player. Period.

And all anybody wanted to talk about was his sexual orientation.

| March 4, 2014

Why 2013 may have handicapped women in film

It's Jennifer Lawrence’s world, and we’re all just living in it.

| March 3, 2014

Modern media depicts love in extremes, eliminating realistic middle ground

Relationships aren't neccesarily the happiness, but the hopes of love should not be associated with such a negative connotation.

| March 3, 2014

TYFTATM: Thank you for texting at the movies

No one is enforcing the no cellphone use rules, anyway.

| March 3, 2014

Texas: a beacon of legal progress

Science is evolving and the law must evolve with it.

| March 3, 2014

Millennials stray away from religion as push for rights continues

There is a large gap in the views from one generation to the next, and churches need to realize that religions need change and greater acceptance to stay alive.

| March 2, 2014

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