Opinion

The day sexism died at ASU

This group is a walking embodiment of outdated attitudes and unrealistic ideals.

By Isabelle Novak | February 27, 2013

Healing power of a good iTunes library

Music is not just entertainment: It can be life changing.

By Morgan Chan | February 27, 2013

The shameful state of the union

Half a century ago, we were an example for the world, but now we find ourselves outdated.

By Jake Adler | February 26, 2013

Editorial: Defining the 'New American University'

We're surrounded by students who are also looking to do something bigger and be something better.

By Editorial Board | February 26, 2013

A failure of satire

Humor is commonly used as social critique, but when do we take it too far?

| February 26, 2013

I might have been wrong about CNN

I swallow my pride and admit a previous article might have been wrong.

By Colton Gavin | February 26, 2013

Sun Devils, away from home

Being an adult sucks.

By Ashley Mentzer | February 25, 2013

Oscars don't assign a film's value

The Oscars don't reveal intrinsic worth but provide a valuable frame of reference.

By Esther Drown | February 25, 2013

Counterpoint: 'Right to life' should extend past birth

Pro-lifers might want to honor life somewhere else.

By Christine Truong | February 25, 2013

Boos & Bravos: Feb. 26

Bravo to the homeless man that returned a lost engagement ring. Boo to The Onion.

By Editorial Board | February 25, 2013

Death penalty for the innocent: a miscarriage of justice

The defendant never took another life.

| February 25, 2013

Sí, se puede: Joe's here to stay

Joe Arpaio's mission: to make himself large and those he serves small.

| February 25, 2013

So this is Black History Month (And what have you done?)

What role do months dedicated to minorities actually play in how we define cultural experiences?

| February 24, 2013

The hen has come home to roost

For far too long, men have held the belief that we should be behind the wheel.

By Jonathan Fortner | February 24, 2013

Poop-ageddon: The world ends not with a bang, but a flush

The men's room is modern man's equivalent to an oasis in the African savanna.

By Jacob Evans | February 24, 2013

Arizona and nullification: star-crossed lovers

It isn't the place of the state Legislature or private citizens to decide the final constitutionality of an action.

| February 21, 2013

More bang for your buck: science or liberal arts?

Should students majoring in the arts be charged more than science majors?

By Sean McCauley | February 21, 2013

CISPA is back

CISPA has returned to Congress. It's time to understand and speak out.

By Morgan Chan | February 20, 2013

‘Warm Bodies’ represents societal fears, communication woes

Are we any different from a bunch of dead-eyed zombies?

By Carly H. Blodgett | February 20, 2013

Editorial: Voting not the only method of participating in politics

It is the responsibility of the governed to communicate either their consent or dissent.

By Editorial Board | February 20, 2013

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