Opinion

Devil Dish: Feb. 22

Baseball season is now in full swing with the start of spring training, and there is high drama in the air.

By Kyle Newman | February 21, 2011

The politics of scarcity

We are entering an age of government scarcity, one that will shape the next political era in ways that are both obvious and subtle.

By Will Munsil | February 21, 2011

Egyptian-Wisconsin solidarity

Solidarity for the protests in Wisconsin extends way beyond the borders of the United States.

By Athena Salman | February 21, 2011

Letter to the Editor: Feb. 22

In response to Katie Shoultz’s Feb. 17 article, “Student protesters play dead to send message to ABOR.”

By Letters | February 21, 2011

Devil Dish: Feb. 21

This year’s Slam Dunk Contest topped last year’s by far in terms of entertainment.

By Nicole Klauss | February 20, 2011

Evading our problems

Over the past thirty years, America has increasingly begun to resemble someone with chronic compulsive-shopping issues.

By Sohail Bayot | February 20, 2011

More detrimental budget cuts

Republicans again propose cuts to public programs.

By Oonagh McQuarrie | February 20, 2011

It’s OK to be American

The negative stereotypes that the world associates with the U.S. have been dissipating, so American travelers should stop apologizing for their nationality.

By Julianna Roberts | February 20, 2011

Letters to the Editor: Feb. 21

In response to the ASU men's basketball team and Kailin Biggerstaff’s Feb. 18 column, “Identity theft and college students.”

By Letters | February 20, 2011

An open letter to the Girl Scouts who just sold me 4 boxes of cookies

An open letter to the girl scouts who just sold me four boxes of cookies. A humor column to cure any case of “the Mondays.”

By Ben Karris | February 20, 2011

Editorial: Tough tuition questions

The regents must, unlike state legislators, fulfill their duty to students.

By Editorial Board | February 20, 2011

Identity theft and college students

Banks don’t alert you if your identity is being stolen. As we students are the most prone and the least prepared to deal with this, shouldn’t banks be more helpful?

By Kailin Biggerstaff | February 17, 2011

Boos & Bravos: Feb. 18

Bravo to Dan Savage, Ellen DeGeneres and the Mayo Clinic. Boo to Super Soaker and the flu.

By Editorial Board | February 17, 2011

Devil Dish: Feb. 18

The “Top 10” has become routine and boring, but Friday’s “Not Top 10” is simply hilarious and worth watching.

By William Boor | February 17, 2011

Lincoln killed the United States

Abraham Lincoln's decisions led to the bloodiest war in American history, the complete shredding of our beloved Constitution and the utter destruction of what was meant to be the most beautiful republic to have ever existed.

By Brian Anderson | February 17, 2011

The deficit frenzy is misplaced

This deficit frenzy has overlooked one crucial piece of information — millions of Americans have no jobs.

By Tanner Greene | February 17, 2011

Mubarak out, now what?

In the wake of revolution, Egypt’s position is precarious. But its potential is great.

By John Gaylord | February 17, 2011

Editorial: Tax attacks

With a $1.2 billion deficit eroding our state’s structure — and its education systems — our legislators passed the largest tax cut in Arizona’s history. We’re not exactly accountants, but we’re pretty sure that when you’re strapped for cash, you shouldn’t turn away revenue.

By Editorial Board | February 16, 2011

No drama, Melo situation makes sense

I’m here to set the record straight on the actual Carmelo Anthony situation, you know, because I’m not a hypocrite and all.

By Nick Ruland | February 16, 2011

Devil Dish: Feb. 17

Lost in the conversations about dangerous hits, concussions, goalie fights and full line brawls is one of the most competitive NHL seasons ever.

By Zach Cavanagh | February 16, 2011

Notice