Opinion

Too little too late

In light of historical spending problems and Congress’s hasty solution to the debt crisis, the United States credit was downgraded by Standard and Poor’s to reflect its growing inability to reach its financial obligations.

By Lindsay Welnick | August 23, 2011

Early bird gets the worm, and the job

Career Services has the resources needed to set yourself apart in the post-grad world.

By Emily Beckley | August 23, 2011

A love that no one can give

The tendency for people to become “clingy” in relationships could partially indicate why the divorce rate is so high.

By Julianna Roberts | August 23, 2011

Reassessing intervention

While it may not be the most popular course of action, America has a responsibility to help those in Libya.

By Will Munsil | August 23, 2011

Letters: Aug. 24

Letters to the editor

By Letters | August 23, 2011

Editorial: Trouble with No. 7

The fact remains that even though there’s no real proof that Vontaze Burfict has caused all these problems, there’s also no proof that he hasn’t.

By Editorial Board | August 22, 2011

What’s blood got to do with it?

Forget what you’ve heard about needles and learn how you can help give back to the community one blood donation at a time.

By Arselia Gales | August 22, 2011

Letters: Aug. 23

Letters to the Editor.

By Letters | August 22, 2011

Pointless politics is America's new space program

Congress cuts funding for America's dreams.

By Oonagh McQuarrie | August 22, 2011

Obama’s tactics in immigration reform

The Obama administration should be careful to follow the Constitution.as they attempt to rectify the immigration situation.

By Page Gerrick | August 22, 2011

Sexual assault hurts everyone

Social assumptions about sexual abuse prove offensive and damaging to men.

By Alex Gregory | August 22, 2011

Where are you now, Team Coco?

Make no mistake, the world needs Conan O’Brien on late-night television.

By David Sydiongco | August 21, 2011

Preparing to fight college stress

Juggling too many things? Make this the semester you stay organized. The best time to prepare for end-of-semester stress is the first week of school.

By Emily Schwartz | August 21, 2011

Letters: Aug. 22

A MAGICAL DEFENSE (In response to Sean McCauley’s Aug. 19 column, “Harry Potter and its unfavorable effects on our culture.”)

By Letters | August 21, 2011

Editorial: Applying personal interest

What many news outlets fail to address though is the work ethic of students who do and do not get jobs straight out of college.

By Editorial Board | August 21, 2011

Prepare to fiasco when going to see Lupe

The Fall Welcome Concert featuring Jason Derulo and Lupe Fiasco was chaotic and poorly organized, and students displayed unruly and rowdy behavior.

By Emilie Eaton | August 21, 2011

Controversy or Coincidence: Is Nivea Racist?

A popular skin care line is under fire as people have been taking to social media and debating its potentially controversial advertisement. Is it really racist?

By Ashley Haines | August 21, 2011

Boos & Bravos: Aug. 19

Boo to Arizona’s bipolar weather. If you moved about the campus on Thursday, you probably felt yourself either melting from the heat or sweating profusely.

By Editorial Board | August 18, 2011

Letters: Aug. 19

A HABOOB HERE? (In response to an Aug. 18 Facebook post about Thursday’s Haboob.) “It’s only called a Haboob if you’re in the Middle East or are [jumping on the media bandwagon].”

By Laura Palmisano | August 18, 2011

High-Speed Rail is Worth the Heavy Costs

America’s plans for a high-speed rail system will provide citizens with convenience, and a modern means of travel. However, are the accommodating aspects of the rail worth the heavy price tag?

By Olivia Brunacini | August 18, 2011

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