Opinion

Transparent and Nixon finally match

The newly remodeled Watergate exhibit at President Richard M. Nixon’s library gives the public a chance to observe what occurred in the eyes of a non-partisan institution—a victory for us all.

By Zachary Levin-Epstein | April 6, 2011

You cannot afford to go to ASU law

The law school is going to wean itself off state funding by sucking out the lifeblood of its students. Welcome to the New American University.

By John Gaylord | April 6, 2011

Girls Gone Hardly Wild

Even though studies show that same-sex experimentation for college females is a myth, if you want to kiss a girl, then go for it.

By Lindsey Kupfer | April 6, 2011

Snooki is no educator

Rutgers University made a poor decision by inviting Snooki, a reality TV star from MTV’s “Jersey Shore,” to make a presentation for students.

By Emilie Eaton | April 5, 2011

Cuba Embargo still makes sense

It’s simplistic to assume that unconditionally removing the Cuban embargo altogether will yield the results we hope for.

By David Colthart | April 5, 2011

Letter to the Editor: April 6

In response to Sean McCauley’s April 5 column, “Understanding ASU’s tuition increases.”

By Letters | April 5, 2011

Fixated on truth

Post-conflict countries expect too much from an absolute declaration of truth.

By Alex Gregory | April 5, 2011

Cash cow college athletes

As student athletes put their education on the back burner for multi-million dollar college sports, they will never see a dime of the money they generate as amateur players.

By Justine Garcia | April 5, 2011

Editorial: Voting time

Why is it that so many students take these same stances as candidates? Are these issues popular among students, or do we just fail to achieve them every academic year?

By Editorial Board | April 4, 2011

Save Arizona

Deceit demonstrated in the recent student regent appointment of Tyler Bowyer stems from who controls the Arizona legislature.

By Athena Salman | April 4, 2011

Understanding ASU's tuition increase

The tuition increase at ASU is obviously a hardship, but students are becoming frustrated and directing their anger toward the wrong people: the current state legislature.

By Sean McCauley | April 4, 2011

Fighting for their right

Women have a revolution of their own to fight in the Middle East and Africa.

By Brittany Morris | April 4, 2011

Letter to the Editor: April 5

Reader responds to The State Press.

By Letters | April 4, 2011

Junker and power

Former Fiesta Bowl’s CEO John Junker’s fall from grace reminds us that no leader is immune to the temptations of power.

By Will Munsil | April 4, 2011

Editorial: One month left

Our calendars tell us that Reading Day is just a month away. But if you love pancakes and running around in your underwear as much as we do, it could be a long wait.

By Editorial Board | April 3, 2011

Letter to the Editor: April 4

In response to Tyler Jones’ March 29 column, “No excuses for unchecked documentation.”

By Letters | April 3, 2011

Terry Jones: unearned scapegoat

Florida pastor Terry Jones’ act of burning the Quran hasn't led to protests and violence in Afghanistan.

By Daniel O'Connor | April 3, 2011

Instead, a day with shoes

TOMS Shoes has an excellent premise for their company, but their A Day Without Shoes campaign is slightly archaic.

By Julianna Roberts | April 3, 2011

BP to continue drilling in the Gulf; catastrophe inevitable?

U.S. Gov. Regulators and British oil empire BP have come to an agreement that will allow BP to continue deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico as early as July.

By Ben Karris | April 3, 2011

Thoughts on the upcoming elections

The 2012 presidential election will most likely be based on shallow rhetoric and not any substantive intellectual ideas.

By Sohail Bayot | April 3, 2011

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