Opinion

Don't fail me now

The semester is coming to an end, which means teachers, TAs and administrators will be taking stock of our perceived worth and applying judgment as they see fit.

By Jonathan Fortner | April 23, 2012

How student apathy failed education

The average college student no longer attends college to learn. He or she goes for a degree — for the license to be important.

By Christine Truong | April 22, 2012

Editorial: Finding the bright side

When death comes at such a young age, it is perhaps even more confusing and even more of a shock to the living.

By Editorial Board | April 22, 2012

Celebrities are people too

Paparazzi need to understand that there is a fine line between getting a newsworthy snapshot and the bane of many celebrities’ existence.

By Raffy Ermac | April 22, 2012

Free agency

We live in a great time for independent thinking.

By John Gaylord | April 22, 2012

Point: Don’t get sucked into the Salt River

Those who are regular visitors of the Salt River will tell you it’s “not that bad.” Don’t be fooled.

By Trevor Paxton | April 19, 2012

Boos & Bravos: April 20

Bravo to ASU football’s decision to return to Camp Tontozona but boo to the heart attack-inducing games that the Phoenix Coyotes are putting fans through.

By Editorial Board | April 19, 2012

Body modification in the professional world

Columnist Ashley Mentzer describes the process of getting her septum pierced and the social taboos that go along with it.

By Ashley Mentzer | April 19, 2012

Point/Counterpoint: Grab a tube

Tubing down the Salt River is a distinctively Arizonan pastime, so grab a tube and hit the water.

By Yvonne Gonzalez | April 19, 2012

Editorial: Summitt among last of collegiate coaching legends

Regardless of the reasons, the lack of loyalty and longevity in today’s world of collegiate sports is alarming.

By Editorial Board | April 18, 2012

No matter what happens to the historic site, letting the potential of adaptively reusing the Hayden flour mill to create a dynamic sense of place would be better than letting the structure continue to stand behind a fence.

By Jennifer Gunther | April 18, 2012

Greenwashing Earth Day

While Earth Day is a well-meaning gesture, it doesn’t tackle real issues of environmentalism

By Daniel Mills | April 18, 2012

The truth in satire

The Millennial generation responds to satire rather than seriousness.

By Savannah Thomas | April 18, 2012

Letters: April 19

In response to Maria Thompson’s April 17 article “Disney on Ice enchants, elicits happy memories.”

By Letters | April 18, 2012

Editorial: Arizona land is your land, my land

Let’s preserve the Wild West, starting with the wildlife.

By Editorial Board | April 17, 2012

‘Public good’ a tool for tyranny

Collectivism has given those who see themselves as more knowledgeable, educated or moral a tool to bring the rest into submission. Columnist Carlos Alfaro discusses how collectivism relates to "public good."

By Carlos Alfaro | April 17, 2012

Graduates: drink up

What to do after graduation in a bleak job market.

By William Hamilton | April 17, 2012

It’s a hard-knock life for the privileged college student

With finals upon us, stress levels and student complaints are on the rise. But are students’ whiny attitudes just that — whiny?

By Olivia Brunacini | April 17, 2012

Editorial: A legend in life and death

In a provocative and sentimental glory, rapper Tupac Shakur — who has been dead for 15 years — graced the crowds of the Coachella Festival Sunday with a celestial and digital performance.

By Editorial Board | April 16, 2012

Letters: April 17

Holocaust Remembrance Day is April 19, and students can join Sun Devils for Israel and STAND in ensuring we never forget the atrocities of the Holocaust.

By Letters | April 16, 2012

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