Opinion

Teenage ‘Demon Hunters’ bad for Christianity's image

News outlets continue to cover teenage “demon hunters,” a group consisting of three teenage girls that is detrimental to Christianity’s image and downright inappropriate for young Christians everywhere.

By Sean McCauley | April 9, 2012

Editorial: Renovating History

The Hayden Flour Mill project is a representation of a city preserving historical architecture by bringing it into the modern age.

By Editorial Board | April 8, 2012

Growing up digital

Our generation is accustomed to adapting to new technology, but with things moving along as fast as they are, how long can we keep up?

By Jake Adler | April 8, 2012

Taxation is theft

A challenge to the morality of taxes.

By Carlos Alfaro | April 8, 2012

True spirit of Easter is just beginning

The Easter holiday has passed, but generosity, sacrifice and love do not need to pass with it.

By Emilie Eaton | April 8, 2012

Advice for the real world

Columnist and life-liver Jonathan Fortner offers some advice for the soon-to-be grads entering the real world: If working to pay bills and taxes before dying seems an awful fate to face, remember that there is more time in-between all of those moments worth making the best of.

By Jonathan Fortner | April 5, 2012

Boos & Bravos: April 6

Bravo to the expansion of Instagram, but boo to a virus again attacking Mac computers.

By Editorial Board | April 5, 2012

Taking hipsterism more seriously

Hipsterism is a movement remarkably different from all counter-cultures of the past.

By Christine Truong | April 5, 2012

Internet roundup: memorable memes to augmented reality

All-things-Internet columnist Ashley Mentzer spins a web round up, covering funny memes and Google’s “Project Glass.”

By Ashley Mentzer | April 5, 2012

Editorial: Stadium ushers in new era for ASU

The ASU football program is no stranger to change, but the most recent announced change will test the team and its fans more than any of its prior transformations.

By Editorial Board | April 4, 2012

ASU administrators: redistribute them

ASU administrators are paid too much.

By William Hamilton | April 4, 2012

LA misconceptions debunked

Because of shows such as “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” and “Beverly Hills 90210,” Los Angeles holds a glamorous and snobby reputation. Is this stereotypical view accurate?

By Olivia Brunacini | April 4, 2012

Tempe needs a mural facelift

The city of Tempe’s code on public works hinders artists, businesses and creativity.

By Daniel Mills | April 4, 2012

Editorial: Preventative measures

Residents must weigh whether stepping in to solve an issue before it arises is superfluous or prudent.

By Editorial Board | April 3, 2012

Pop music: never too young to start

The Kids’ Choice Awards happened Saturday. Though nowhere near as prestigious as many other awards shows (obviously), it was still a good indicator of what people like and who is still relevant in a pop music market overrun with teenyboppers.

By Raffy Ermac | April 3, 2012

Professors and lecturers: a dysfunctional relationship

Professors do less work but make far more than lecturers.

By William Hamilton | April 3, 2012

Haboobs, heat stroke and the Arizona Legislature

Arizona has many things going for it. However, we pay a price for this natural grandeur and spectacle.

By Savannah Thomas | April 3, 2012

Letter: April 4

Letter to the editor.

By Letters | April 3, 2012

Editorial: The Pitchfork ID Mastercard Check Card

Unless you switch over to the Pitchfork ID MasterCard Check Card, the only real purpose your Sun Card will serve would be proof of identification.

By Editorial Board | April 2, 2012

Big Oil and inequality

Last week, the Senate blocked a measure endorsed by President Obama that would eliminate tax breaks for major oil companies. Columnist Carlos Alfaro says Obama’s got it all wrong.

By Carlos Alfaro | April 2, 2012

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