Harry Potter and its unfavorable effects on our culture
Harry Potter’s final chapter is not only something to study at ASU – but something that demands caution.
Harry Potter’s final chapter is not only something to study at ASU – but something that demands caution.
United States citizens have a bad habit of inflicting harm on each other. With violence nationally dominating the news, is there any hope for a peaceful tomorrow?
Despite all the demagoguery, the Republican approach to fixing the economy is our only realistic option.
Administration is promoting bike safety around the Tempe campus, but it might be better just to use common sense to dodge common accidents.
The exhausting debt ceiling debate and the Tea Party Republicans’ inflexibility are not the right answer for our financially strapped and ideologically divided nation.
"If you’re going to get on your high horse, you need to be careful not to fall off and hit your head on the ground in the middle of your ride."
British officials are pushing for massive police powers that won't fix the problems they're aimed at.
Magazines are using sexualized images to sell their content rather than letting the content speak for itself. Hard-hitting issues are being ignored in favor of covers that lead with celebrity gossip and sensationalism.
With the fall semester upon us, it is critical to analyze why we are here and appreciate how to get the most out of the college experience.
The time has come to help Charlie Sheen up off the ground, and giving him a roast is not the way to do it.
It’s been a long summer, especially for the debt ceiling debate.
While the number of pregnancies are growing, the ages of the parents are lowering.
Unforeseeably, the social networking site is serving as a tracker, investigator, and judge.
Unforeseeably, the social networking site is serving as a tracker, investigator, and judge.
Our state needs to place a higher priority on education in general, and one of first steps should be making sure our universities receive adequate funding.
In response to Mary Richardson’s July 25 column, “Not for you: That’s a man’s drink.”
Performance-based funding could change the level of graduation requirements or the difficulty of classes, but the current system rewards allowing large numbers of students into the university.
Whenever philosophy came to mind, I thought of nothing but stodgy old men with suits and glasses whittling the day away with fruitless thought experiments.
(In response to Oonagh McQuarrie’s July 18 column, “Murdoch’s Imperial Reign has to come to an end.”) Cover all angles Read your article and want to respond starting at the statement “This incident is indicative of the type of journalism that is becoming the norm, et al…” You go on to lambaste the Murdoch empire (Fox, etc.). How about the rest of the liberal ‘Obama-all-day’ media?
The feminist debate about the perception of women has been raging for decades, but another social issue has yet to receive as much attention—the unreceptive response to contemporary masculinity.
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