A lingering ignorance
The “Don’t Say Gay” bill in the Tennessee House of Representatives eliminates one of the remaining safe adult environments for questioning young minds to speak candidly about sexuality.
The “Don’t Say Gay” bill in the Tennessee House of Representatives eliminates one of the remaining safe adult environments for questioning young minds to speak candidly about sexuality.
We are talking about texting, not sexting.
Here is a case against the ideology of anarchism.
For all the troubles the Internet brings to the surface, it remains a useful and inclusive tool.
Why are Americans afraid of immigrants?
In response to Emilie Eaton’s March 5 column “Limbaugh displays lack of tact.”
Facebook users seem to be exercising more caution in whom they befriend, but is the story the same for Twitter?
Regulating your behavior on social media networks is not only important for people who are already part of the work force, it is also important for those who are searching for jobs.
Until very recently, columnist Alesha Rimmelin had never received a ticket. She has never even been pulled over. Well, it happened, and as a result she enrolled in online traffic school.
The mandate of services providing contraception has nothing to do with religion or women's rights. Emotional claims and political rhetoric have twisted this issue a variety of ways that deviate from the reality of the situation.
The change needs to come from us — the collective we, the people.
Some celebrities see a publicized stint in rehab as an opportunity to help their fans while others may use it as a career stunt.
Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh’s comments about a Georgetown law student were inappropriate and disrespectful.
Noam Chomsky had an interesting take on this year’s GOP primary when he spoke at ASU.
Bravo to the withdrawal of the tuition bill, but boo to a possible increase to the minimum number of credit hours required for full-time students.
“The Daily Show” and “The Colbert Report” serve up policy in a comedic coating — which could have more of an influence on your vote than the political rhetoric of the candidates.
Milan fashion week catered to the rich, yet maintained the art.
The sexual orientation of Sheriff Babeu does play a role in allegations of misconduct.
Is passing legislation that would force universities to allow weapons on campus necessary, safe, affordable, important or in any sense of the phrase, a good idea?
Columnist Christine Truong writes an open letter to Rep. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, opposing House Bill 2675.
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