Opinion

Art bandits: stealing your space and shoving it in your face

The history of graffiti is a long one, but it has an even longer way to go. New artists are turning vandalism into artistic expression with a cause.

By Jake Adler | August 30, 2011

The new college culture

The college lifestyle at ASU has many students conforming to certain looks and attitudes. Students dumb themselves down to meet a superficial image society deems as desirable.

By Isabelle Novak | August 30, 2011

Letters: Aug 31

Letters to the Editor

By Letters | August 30, 2011

A matter of conscience

Decreased availability of abortion is due to doctors' consciences as much as "right wing" legislators.

By David Colthart | August 30, 2011

Unwarranted restrictions

Earlier this month, Planned Parenthood announced that it would be eliminating abortion services in Flagstaff, Prescott Valley, and Yuma.

By Ben Karris | August 30, 2011

Editorial: Still Sun Devils

Sparky is still alive and kicking. He has not been abandoned, as some people like to believe.

By Editorial Board | August 29, 2011

Protests in Parallel

Why does U.S. society applaud protests in Africa but decry them in the UK?

By Alex Gregory | August 29, 2011

You're not poor, you have a microwave

A census-defined poor family's income for an entire year would not cover what my family spends annually on the bare minimum

By Oonagh McQuarrie | August 29, 2011

Why the Republicans still might lose

Despite the president’s sagging poll numbers, the GOP is still not in a place to win the White House.

By Will Munsil | August 29, 2011

Letters: Aug. 30

Letters to the Editor

By Letters | August 29, 2011

Jersey Shore and the reality TV effect

The hit MTV reality show Jersey Shore seems to have had a huge impact on America since it’s debut in 2009. But how do college students feel about it?

By Arselia Gales | August 29, 2011

Editorial: A celebrity president

All this press coverage has earned Crow a position as a “rock star” in the world of higher education.

By Editorial Board | August 28, 2011

Turkey fails to live up to standard

Turkey is home to many human rights violations, including violence against the LGBT community.

By Emilie Eaton | August 28, 2011

Letters: Aug. 29

Letters to the editor.

By Letters | August 28, 2011

‘Paws up’ for Gaga’s Power

Forbes recently ranked Lady Gaga as the 11th on the list of “The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women” for good reason: she’s much more than just an artist.

By Ashley Haines | August 28, 2011

Gamestop violates customer rights

Videogame retailer Gamestop opens and alters copies of recent release, “Deus Ex: Human Revolution,” then sells as new to unsuspecting customers.

By David Sydiongco | August 28, 2011

Balancing time management

How do you find time for everything in your schedule? Think about it like a balanced diet of work and fun.

By Emily Schwartz | August 28, 2011

NIMBY strikes again

Nightlife in Scottsdale’s entertainment district is making profound ripples in the community.

By Britni Adams | August 25, 2011

The advantages of owning a car

Although the lightrail is a good option at times, because of limited destinations and a loss of freedom, a car is still a good investment to have on campus. Even if it means it will cost you some money.

By Raffy Ermac | August 25, 2011

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