Opinion
Never too early to worry
Sun exposure at early ages dramatically increases the risk for developing melanoma
By Britni Adams
| September 7, 2011
A need to spread the seed
Selective reproduction in sperm donors has become a public health risk in the U.S. But what about other types of selective pairing, like cultural isolationism?
By Daniel O'Connor
| September 7, 2011
Desert perspective
This weekend I hiked 21 miles through the desert to recharge my batteries. It worked nicely.
By John Gaylord
| September 7, 2011
University’s older architecture contributes to unique campus feel and significance
Over the decades, architects have built on each others' work to create an eclectic Tempe campus, full of historic older buildings and contemporary buildings, that is aware of its movement in time.
By Jennifer Gunther
| September 7, 2011
Editorial: Equality needed
We should not forget what we are really fighting for: the notion that gay and lesbian couples deserve equal protection under the law.
By Editorial Board
| September 6, 2011
Counterpoint: a rickety education plan
Texas Gov. Rick Perry has compiled a seven-step solution to solving Texas’s educational flaws. If implemented, it could pose serious threats to the system.
By Lindsay Welnick
| September 6, 2011
Stuck in the Web: How technology ruins relationships
Technology has put a damper on personal relationships. We spend more time on Facebook than we do on dates or with friends. The connection online is not as meaningful as the relationships we can make in the real world.
By Tessa Ferguson
| September 6, 2011
Point: Perry, a champion for higher education?
I'm not saying Perry's ideas about health care, secession and climate change are on the money. But some of his ideas about higher education are.
By Oonagh McQuarrie
| September 6, 2011
Sept.11 and the end of childhood
9/11 cost the Millennial generation to reevaluate itself, and they may just have found that terrorism is not the biggest threat to America.
By Will Munsil
| September 6, 2011
Editorial: the missing vote
Are 52,000 votes all it takes to be mayor of the nation’s sixth-largest city?
By Editorial Board
| September 5, 2011
An unhealthy selection
ASU should trust its students to make their own food choices, especially when the students in question are nutrition majors.
By Alex Gregory
| September 5, 2011
The cost of team spirit
Purchasing student season tickets is possibly one of the biggest decisions that college decisions make each year. So are they worth it?
By Arselia Gales
| September 5, 2011
Leadership: backing down to step up
The modern conception of what it means to be a leader has strayed away from the original principles of self-sacrifice and servitude.
By Julianna Roberts
| September 5, 2011
Editorial: Plenty of fish in the sea: Casting your net on the net
In a world where face-to-face interaction seems to be diminishing, forming romantic relationships seems to be following suit.
By Emily Beckley
| September 5, 2011
Sun Devils display their extensive weapons cache
Never once did ASU play down to the level of their opponent.
By Kyle Newman
| September 1, 2011
Boos & Bravos: Sept. 2
Bravo to help from the University, but boo to the bad scheduling of a football game.
By Editorial Board
| September 1, 2011
Learning the language for the job
Foreign languages don’t receive the attention they deserve. But could this lack of attention catch up with us someday?
By Olivia Brunacini
| September 1, 2011