Opinion
The implications of winning
A ruling by the Supreme Court for the controversial health care reform law could do more harm than good for President Barack Obama’s aspirations for re-election. But is that really what matters?
By Emilie Eaton
| October 2, 2011
Gamers praise adult for choking annoying 13-year-old
Kids playing video games featuring content way beyond their maturity or comprehension level, is a recipe for disaster.
By David Sydiongco
| October 2, 2011
Rethinking Old Studying Advice
Doing all your homework in one special “study space” may not be the best advice after all.
By Emily Schwartz
| October 2, 2011
Boos & Bravos: Sept. 30
Bravo to the catching of a bike thief earlier this week, but boo to some new charges by Bank of America.
By Editorial Board
| September 29, 2011
Growing in acceptance
Harassment, though universally frowned upon, is a reason for much discontent in both school and workplace settings. Do we grow more accepting of others with age, or are prejudices everlasting?
By Isabelle Novak
| September 29, 2011
New signs do little to alleviate frenzied class changes
Bike lanes would provide a sense of order on campus, something that ASU is missing.
By Olivia Brunacini
| September 29, 2011
What makes a nation?
What makes a nation? Is it simply the developable land that falls between boundaries on a map or as deemed by some U.N. resolution, or something more?
By Ben Karris
| September 29, 2011
The conscience of a carnivore
Maybe your vegetarian friends are on to something. Meat eaters can and should be concerned with the treatment of animals too.
By David Colthart
| September 29, 2011
Editorial: Against the odds
The Diamondbacks finished first rather than appeasing the popular opinion.
By Editorial Board
| September 28, 2011
Slow food nourishes sense of community and place
Eating can be more than a necessary function if we take the time to slow down and chew it over. Learning more about food and farming can be an enriching experience of environment and community.
By Jennifer Gunther
| September 28, 2011
Teeny, tiny pawns in a big game of chess
The plight of three American hikers, recently released from an Iranian prison, shows what happens to small people in big stories.
By John Gaylord
| September 28, 2011
Sticks and stones and cupcakes
The UC Berkeley Bake Sale raises new concerns about fair discussion of affirmative action and racism.
By Daniel O'Connor
| September 28, 2011
Relationships can alter work productivity
Relationships are an important part of life but should not replace family, friends and work.
By Tessa Ferguson
| September 28, 2011
Editorial: An energy choice
It’s not a stretch to say that many college students would have a harder time functioning if the University decided to ban the sale of energy drinks on campus.
By Editorial Board
| September 27, 2011
Counterpoint: The death penalty is dangerous
The potential for wrongful conviction and its inability to prevent crime and heal those hurt should cause us to abolish the death penalty.
By Page Gerrick
| September 27, 2011
'Moneyball' and the pace of revolution
Even though "Moneyball’s" ideas have died out, its impact still lives on.
By Will Munsil
| September 27, 2011