Opinion

Understanding the relationship between science and religion

Scientific and religious thought offers valuable perspectives that are different yet similar in intent: discovery of truth. Though there is often tension in discussing the two topics, they don’t necessarily have to be so divided.

By Jennifer Gunther | September 21, 2011

We need better political parties

Our political problems aren’t all structural; we could fix a lot of problems if we just took back control of our political parties.

By John Gaylord | September 21, 2011

The artist as thief

It is important to distinguish the ethical responsibilities involved in academic writing versus literary writing.

By Daniel O'Connor | September 21, 2011

Privacy and the public

Celebrities and politicians should not expect the same privacy as those not in the public eye. Modern technology has left nothing sacred, even for those who are in professions like teaching or law.

By Tessa Ferguson | September 21, 2011

Editorial: Serving openly

After almost 18 long years of living in silence, gays and lesbians can now serve openly in the military after the repeal of the discriminatory “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy Tuesday.

By Editorial Board | September 20, 2011

Sleepless in Tempe

All-nighters are an unavoidable truth of college life; use these tips to rectify bad overnight study habits.

By Emily Beckley | September 20, 2011

Three going on 30

The TLC hit reality show “Toddlers and Tiaras” chronicles the lives of young beauty kings and queens who endure everything from teeth bleaching to eyebrow waxing, all for the sake of pageantry.

By Lindsay Welnick | September 20, 2011

Is consumerism the solution to world hunger?

In an ideal world, people would not need an incentive to be charitable. But seeing as people are flawed, consumerism can be a part of the answer.

By Julianna Roberts | September 20, 2011

Obama and the anger of the left

If those on the left are truly unhappy with the president, they are left with the unenviable task of defending a president who has disappointed.

By Will Munsil | September 20, 2011

Letters: Sept. 21

Letters to the Editor.

By Letters | September 20, 2011

Editorial: Renter’s choice

Netflix grew with our help, but we would not mourn the loss of a company that consistently treats its customers poorly or arrogantly.

By Editorial Board | September 19, 2011

Letters: Sept. 20

Letters to the Editor.

By Letters | September 19, 2011

Arizona Board of Regents wants to take your money

Arizona universities are considering modifying scholarship requirements.

By Oonagh McQuarrie | September 19, 2011

Heads should roll in administration’s Fast and Furious debacle

We must demand answers and consequences for those responsible in Operation Fast and Furious.

By Page Gerrick | September 19, 2011

Is college turning into America’s Next Top Model?

Tempe12 selects the 12 “most beautiful” women at ASU. Who knew that college would turn into a beauty contest?

By Arselia Gales | September 19, 2011

Hardly racist

Were ASU fans racist to wear black face paint? Or did they just represent ignorance that’s continually increasing?

By Alex Gregory | September 19, 2011

Sony takes away rights

Sony requires a new update of PSN users that prevents them from filing any class action lawsuits pertaining to the information leak earlier this year.

By David Sydiongco | September 19, 2011

Letter: Sept. 19

Letter to the editor.

By Letters | September 18, 2011

Editorial: Cutting back

The limited funding of higher education in this state could leave a less-educated population and less-than-stellar public universities.

By Editorial Board | September 18, 2011

The secret to reading fast

Don’t let reading assignments take over your whole week. Find out how to finish your reading faster.

By Emily Schwartz | September 18, 2011

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