Political correctness: A product of free speech
If we are entitled to free speech, why should we expect such a freedom not come with certain responsibilities?
If we are entitled to free speech, why should we expect such a freedom not come with certain responsibilities?
Letter to the editor: "I know it’s still early in the semester, but I would like to see more opportunities opened up for students to get involved."
In order to beat Obama, Romney is evoking the Republican base’s disdain for Obama and becoming everything Obama isn’t.
Nikki Finke’s statement that pretty people aren’t funny reveals not only her outdated sentiments, but also our problematic response to them.
A Fox News glitch leaves viewers wondering about violence on American television.
Letter to the editor: "All it takes is a cursory review of the 1400-year history of Islam to label Meredith Walker's claims as intuitive-based and Islamophobic."
Letter to the editor: "The reaction to [Meredith Walker's] criticism was completely disproportionate to the criticism itself."
Letter to the editor: "What people fail to realize is that there are good followers and bad followers in every religion and that the actions of a few people should not dictate an overall opinion toward a certain group."
Letter to the editor: "If you actually study the history of Islam, the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him)'s life, and the Quran, you will find countless examples that portray Islam as a peaceful religion."
Letter to the editor: "I am very interested in what Quran texts Meredith has read that would imply that Islam is anything but a religion that highly values peace among themselves and others."
Letter to the editor: "Christianity is not characterized by its minority groups and Islam should not be either."
Letter to the editor: "It's a lot easier to vilify those spooky Muslims that live way out there."
The iPhone 5 release highlights consumers’ hype over “the next new thing.”
Letter to the editor: "It is astounding and confounding to see firsthand the level of shortsighted, narrow-minded thinking that persists not only on this campus, but across America."
Letter to the editor: "ASA represents all 140,000 students in the state of Arizona, not just for the students of NAU, UA, or ASU."
The newsroom adage, “If it bleeds, it leads,” stems from audiences fascinated with violence. Until viewers change what they want, news organizations will show first and apologize later.
This was a train wreck in a variety of ways; most notably in the way corporations view their customers.
Genetic modification in foods can greatly improve our lives.
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