Opinion

Social media and its effect on privacy

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.

By Arselia Gales | March 5, 2012

Why I love defensive driving

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.

By Alesha Rimmelin | March 5, 2012

The political theater of contraception

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.

By Carlos Alfaro | March 5, 2012

Editorial: The fringe in the American party system

The change needs to come from us — the collective we, the people.

By Editorial Board | March 4, 2012

Celebrities rehabilitate to revitalize careers, inspire others

Some celebrities see a publicized stint in rehab as an opportunity to help their fans while others may use it as a career stunt.

By Raffy Ermac | March 4, 2012

Limbaugh displays lack of tact

Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh’s comments about a Georgetown law student were inappropriate and disrespectful.

By Emilie Eaton | March 4, 2012

Selling Mitt Romney

Noam Chomsky had an interesting take on this year’s GOP primary when he spoke at ASU.

By John Gaylord | March 4, 2012

Boos & Bravos: March 2

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.

By Editorial Board | March 1, 2012

Can’t decide 2012: Can TV influence your vote?

“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.

By Ashley Mentzer | March 1, 2012

Milan fashion week: Power is sex

Milan fashion week catered to the rich, yet maintained the art.

By William Hamilton | March 1, 2012

On Sheriff Babeu: It is a gay thing

The sexual orientation of Sheriff Babeu does play a role in allegations of misconduct.

By Daniel Mills | March 1, 2012

Editorial: The cost of safety

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?

By Editorial Board | February 29, 2012

An open letter to Rep. John Kavanagh

Columnist Christine Truong writes an open letter to Rep. John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, opposing House Bill 2675.

By Christine Truong | February 29, 2012

To boldly stay put

Columnist and self-proclaimed layman Jonathan Fortner explores the possibilities of a nation that boldly goes where we’ve gone before.

By Jonathan Fortner | February 29, 2012

Avoiding ASU’s expensive study abroad

ASU offers various study abroad programs, but if you’re like most students, prices are too steep. Thankfully, other study abroad options outside of ASU exist and are a fraction of the cost.

By Olivia Brunacini | February 29, 2012

Letter: March 1

In response to Michelle Peirano’s Feb. 28 article “Palestinian, Israeli student groups share protests days.”

By Letters | February 29, 2012

ASU administrators: a passion for money

Some staff are getting handsome raises despite the pay freeze.

By William Hamilton | February 28, 2012

Editorial: Football deserves fan support

Football coach Todd Graham’s multi-campus tour should inspire students and fans to fill the seats at Sun Devil Stadium next fall.

By Editorial Board | February 28, 2012

Walk Your Wheels campaign falls short

Undergraduate Student Government initiated the Walk Your Wheels campaign to find a happy medium between skateboarders, bicyclists and pedestrians on campus, but is it effective?

By Arselia Gales | February 28, 2012

A vote against students

Students don’t rely on federal student loan money just for kicks. Columnist Savannah Thomas makes a case against House Bill 2675.

By Savannah Thomas | February 28, 2012

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