Boos & Bravos: April 1
Boo to the student regent selection process, Arizona’s Medicaid plans and program fees. Bravo to priority registration for voters and gender-neutral housing at ASU.
Boo to the student regent selection process, Arizona’s Medicaid plans and program fees. Bravo to priority registration for voters and gender-neutral housing at ASU.
In addition to being a “learning source,” pop culture may also contribute to our ideas about stereotypes. What has pop culture taught us about college?
These are the transformations of my political mind throughout my college years writing for the newspaper. Every debate I ever lost was worth the pain.
Tax breaks for the wealthy continue to reinforce our society’s sickness and misplacement of priorities.
Remember the last time you spent $60? It may very well have been on a tank of gas.
Anthony Hill, a substitute teacher working in Glendale, has sparked a media firestorm and reignited the immigration debate after sending a racially charged letter to Senate President Russell Pearce.
Barry Bonds is in the biggest pickle of his life, but with a little help he might manage to escape scot-free.
Stories about people cheating are everywhere. Has cheating increased or does technology make it easier to get caught?
Why are so many reluctant to embrace or even understand feminism?
PRIVILEGED AND CLASSIST (In response to Kailin Biggerstaff’s March 25 column, “The light rail: dangerously convenient.”) Sorry, State Press, but your privilege is showing. Ms. Biggerstaff expresses concern that the light rail may be used by higher numbers of poor people given Phoenix's rising gas prices via euphemistic language that refers to the homeless as "unruly" and "dangerous." She further complains that more poor people on the light rail means college students will be less safe, citing her friends' stories of drug deals and robberies. She argues that it should be made harder to get onto trains without paying, because apparently all problems stem from poor people stealing rides. As a frequent rider of the light rail, I have experienced harassment and threats, and have been made to feel unsafe. However, I have never experienced anything unsavory at the hands of an apparently homeless person — how do you even tell something like that?
Obama’s actions in Libya are right in line with his campaign promises – so why is everybody so surprised?
Amid investigations of financial misuse, Fiesta Bowl CEO John Junker was fired on Tuesday, bringing along questions about the future of the Fiesta Bowl’s status as a Bowl Championship Series game.
Now starts the 10-week round robin schedule to determine the final Pac-10 champion.
Texters and Internet users can develop behavioral addictions similar to drug addictions.
Golfing has been a presidential tradition for the past hundred years. With the stresses of the world on his shoulders, the president needs some time to relax and golf every now and then.
Reactive oversight? How about using a little more proactive direction instead?
A blind distaste for inconsistency indicates shortcomings on behalf of journalists and the cooperating public.
We often hear how history repeats itself, but rarely does it happen so clearly and quickly. As U.S.
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