Opinion

Older, wiser, still sporting ‘Pearl Jam’ shirts

Columnist Jonathan Fortner talks about being an adult learner.

By Jonathan Fortner | October 21, 2012

Letter: Deviating from “freedom of religion”

Letters to the editor: "It is impossible for someone whose religion truly 'defines' their life to keep religion out of politics."

By Letters | October 21, 2012

Science vs. ‘Honey Boo Boo’

Who deserves the blame for America's scientific illiteracy?

By Jacob Evans | October 21, 2012

Boos & Bravos: Oct. 19

Bravo to somewhat bearable weather, midterm dress downs and Felix Baumgartner's daredevil free fall. Boo to Mill Avenue's caustic atmosphere and the recent peanut butter recall.

By Editorial Board | October 18, 2012

Out-of-state, not out of mind

Out-of-state students have some thinking to do after graduation.

By Alexandria Tippings | October 18, 2012

Point: Separation of church and state remains top priority

Faith-based policy choices endanger democracy.

By Crista Jackson | October 18, 2012

Counterpoint: Preserve our religious freedoms

Our American Democracy needs to respect the liberties of all citizens.

By Matthew Rich | October 18, 2012

Editorial: A place to call affordable

There is a need for low-cost student housing that neither the University nor the private sector is willing or able to provide.

By Editorial Board | October 17, 2012

Student life is difficult, but worth the effort

Columnist Kharli Mandeville gives students a nudge of faith during midterms week.

By Kharli Mandeville | October 17, 2012

Apocalypse, now what?

We’ve grabbed onto the idea of an impending apocalypse and ran with it.

By Shane Chergosky | October 17, 2012

Native American depictions offensive

Popular culture ignores the reality of current Native American societies.

By Daniel Mills | October 17, 2012

Letter: Devils have no chance

Letter to the editor: "Upset University of Oregon in football this Thursday? You have to be kidding."

By Letters | October 17, 2012

Editorial: Making the Wright choice

Preservation of the Frank Lloyd Wright building is a step the city of Phoenix can take to reverse the effects of earlier demolition.

By Editorial Board | October 16, 2012

Counterpoint: Congress needs term limits

U.S. Term Limits within Congress would effectively cure the country of many political ailments.

By Sean McCauley | October 16, 2012

Point: Term limits neglect long-term problems

Legislative term limits remain an understandable, but complicated, answer.

By Savannah Thomas | October 16, 2012

Government unsuccessful in combating poverty

Talking points divert voters from the government that continues to enable poverty.

By Carlos Alfaro | October 16, 2012

Letter: Wombats continues to wow listeners

Letter to the editor: "I sincerely enjoyed the article authored by Stephanie Habib discussing the recent Wombats concert."

By Letters | October 16, 2012

Boo to Taliban for shooting 14-year-old girl, ASU building a new law school. Bravo to former President Bill Clinton's endorsement of Senate candidate Richard Carmona and an initiative to increasing pedestrian safety throughout the Valley.

By Editorial Board | October 11, 2012

Separating loneliness from solitude

Too often we forget that there is a difference between being lonely and being alone. That difference is inside of us.

By Alexandria Tippings | October 11, 2012

Bad music taste a deal breaker

Music is an important when it comes to romantic compatibility.

By Morgan Chan | October 11, 2012

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