Letter to the Editor: April 12
In response to Katie Shoultz’s March 29 article, “Brewer selects USG candidate for Board of Regents.”
In response to Katie Shoultz’s March 29 article, “Brewer selects USG candidate for Board of Regents.”
The Arizona legislature demonstrates lazy policy-making for reviving the economy through budget cuts and tax breaks.
It’s only fitting that Manny Ramirez retires from baseball in the same ridiculous and inexplicable way he played the game.
For conservatives, this is a time without heroes.
The hunt for a prospective Long Island serial killer who targets prostitutes sheds new light on the veiled suffering of women and sex workers.
A culture of coerced participation leads to high quantities of low-quality ideas.
We often complain of petty politics that occur in Washington and at our state Capitol, but how about the goings-on of our very own student government on the Downtown campus?
For an athletic department that has lacked a dynamic appeal for quite some time, the Sun Devils behind the scenes desperately needed to create some excitement.
An increasing number of students are getting married before graduation. They ought to anticipate the potential risks so that they are not jumping into something that will soon dissolve.
America is to blame for a portion of the corruption in Afghanistan.
The GOP wants to take away students’ rights and do more damage to an already crippled Arizona economy.
When the basic platform for creating music is a laptop, the potential to go from anonymous internet DJ to world-touring live act is far from impossible.
Boo to government shutdown, guns on campus and tuition. Bravo to The Onion and the MU sprinklers.
(In response to Danny O’Connors’ April 4 column, “Not the scapegoat.”)
As bad as “Your Highness” is, it is vastly superior to “Year One.”
When former-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced his return to Hollywood, we rejoiced — that is until he rolled out his first project.
The debate over military commissions has come down to life or death.
On Wednesday, it was announced that Glenn Beck will no longer be hosting his show on Fox News — good riddance.
The Green Plate Club is a great first step in the fight against bad dining hall food on the ASU campus.
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