In response to Carlos Alfaro’s Feb. 27 column “A case for voter abstinence.”
Every day you read articles about the cost of higher education. Where then, do you stand on the value of a college degree?
“American Idol” recently made its way back to television sets for an eleventh season, posing the question to viewers around the nation: When is this all going to end?
The Arizona legislature has proposed a bill that would fund a militia to patrol the border. The bill takes away from our education system and fails to address the problem of illegal immigration.
In response to Kharli Mandeville’s Feb. 23 article, "Tuition bill passes committee despite strong opposition"
In a recent campaign video President Obama launched “African Americans For Obama,” an un-American, insolent, and blatantly idiotic political move.
There might still be trepidation from students about the cost of schooling, but it appears as though Crow has the cost on his mind.
Lucky Strike Bowling Alley is a bar and bowling alley combo with private party rooms, a full menu, club-type lighting, swanky couches and chairs, and hip hop and rap music videos playing on huge screens above the lanes.
If you vote for "the lesser of two evils," don't you still end up with evil?
All four Republican presidential candidates have put forth bad debt-reduction strategies. Gingrich, Romney and Santorum would actually indebt us further.
Bravo to Tom Brokaw being named the 2012 ASU commencement speaker, but boo to the passing of the tuition bill through the Appropriations Committee.
We are members of a socially awkward generation that doesn't know how to interact directly and meaningfully with other people.
Phoenix can learn a lot from Tucson’s tight-knit community.
Many fans and casual observers expressed outrage, and media and news outlets can’t seem to get enough of the story.
Choosing a candidate should take more than just listening to rhetoric. A strong core in the political philosophy of freedom for all individuals is the only alternative to the status quo.
Republican candidates make some good points on bailouts
In response to Danielle Grobmeier’s Feb. 22 article, “Bill would ban obscenity, indecency in classrooms.”
As the national election draws nearer, it is important to dissect what each candidate would do to the size and scope of the federal government, if elected.
As the presidential race comes to Arizona, Republicans are faced with a choice between former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum.
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