Opinion

Till minor disagreements do us part

With divorce rates constantly increasing, states are trying to save marriages by forcing couples into counseling.

By Lindsey Kupfer | January 18, 2011

Plastic surgery can't fix cultural blinders

Western society calls for an end to foreign practices it deems negative and forceful, while blind to domestic practices just as destructive.

By Alex Gregory | January 18, 2011

Murderers of education follow through

TUSD decides to comply with HB 2281 despite requests from the community. How will this decision affect the board?

By Justine Garcia | January 18, 2011

Letters to the Editor: Jan. 19

Readers respond to The State Press.

By Letters | January 18, 2011

Need for change after tragic shooting

Threats, violence and disrespect of public officials were widespread even before the tragic Tucson shooting. Hopefully, the tragedy brings around a newfound respect for public officials.

By Emilie Eaton | January 18, 2011

Letter to the Editor: Jan. 18

Readers respond to The State Press.

By Letters | January 18, 2011

Zodiac signs are sad reminder of 'scientific' attitudes

Last week the astronomical community blew up some of the fundamentals of astrology. Are horoscope followers missing the point?

By Daniel O'Connor | January 17, 2011

While we would like to see things change as a result of this period of relative unity, the bitter divisions over these and other issues will likely return. As we tackle these tough issues, we must remember to always remain civil.

By Editorial Board | January 17, 2011

Politics and consequences of American rhetoric

American political rhetoric is about speaking half-truths rather than precision and engaging the other side.

By Will Munsil | January 17, 2011

ABOR’s strategic decision, the student fallout

Common course numbering is the most recent example of how the Arizona Board of Regents distracts student leaders in the midst of more pressing issues.

By Athena Salman | January 17, 2011