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'The Hunger Games' tweets a new low

Columnist Ashley Mentzer comments on the aftermath of “The Hunger Games” movies and the social media users who have taken to the Internet to voice their opinions on the race and weight of cast members.

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Trying something new with literature

With the popularity of books like The Hunger Games and the Twilight series, Christine Truong invites readers onto the “slow-reading” movement, by reading for the language and ideas in books.

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Letters: March 30

In response to Sean McCauley's March 26 column, “Santorum, just drop out already” and William Hamilton’s March 26 column, “ASU salaries: divide and gender.”

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Stay-at-home dad isn’t a bad gig

As the job market continues to work its way out of a slump, many unemployed men have trouble with the idea of taking on the role of stay-at-home dad while their wife brings home the bacon.

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Why The Hunger Games?

The appeal of The Hunger Games to our generation is curious. We identify with the young protagonists because at some level, we’ve been there.

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Go green, go Jets

The New York Jets officially added (second-string) quarterback Tim Tebow to their roster Monday in the wake of the Denver Broncos signing prized stallion Peyton Manning.

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Ticketmaster: inconvenient fees

Ticketmaster and LiveNation have become the nation’s leaders in ticket sales and concert promotion. It is hard to imagine trying to buy tickets for live shows without them. Is this a good thing?

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Pink slime: the new mystery meat

Grocery stores and fast food restaurants are pulling ammonia-treated ground beef from shelves at the request of concerned consumers. This product, also known as “pink slime,” is considered safe for consumption, or is it?

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Stop smoking, or else

The Maricopa Community College District’s BreatheEasy campaign mandates smoke-free and tobacco-free campuses beginning July 1 of this year. What does this mean for your individual rights?

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