Opinion

Letters: Nov. 30

(In response to Ben Negley's Nov. 23 column "Building freeze sets foundation for peace.") Benjamin Negley offers an optimistic view of the Israel-Palestine peace process, believing that the settlement freeze is a basis for progress. Unfortunately, this optimism stems from an utter lack of? consideration of international legal standards.

By Letters | November 29, 2010

Outside spending decimating the individual voices

Liberal groups have decided to embrace the Citizens United court decision and let outside groups spend relentlessly. This may be the only way to match the GOP but provides a dangerous course for our democracy.

By Andrew Hedlund | November 29, 2010

Marriage she wrote: Why to fear the knot

Marriage is an abused institution that people traipse into without thinking the commitment through.

By Ben Karris | November 28, 2010

Editorial: Plugging the leaks

American diplomacy is being tormented by the trickling taunt of WikiLeaks’ big drop of more than a quarter-million U.S. documents.

By Editorial Board | November 28, 2010

Prop 107’s affirmative reaction

With the passing of Proposition 107, Arizona’s voters effectively placed a ban on affirmative action. It’s clear Arizonans are against any special privileges given to anyone, solely based on race.

By Sean McCauley | November 28, 2010

AIDS needs your attention this year

Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day. Make an effort to get involved and promote awareness on and off campus. AIDS Awareness just as important this holiday season

By Shala Marks | November 28, 2010

Letters: Nov. 29

Readers share their views with The State Press.

By Letters | November 28, 2010

Boos & Bravos: Nov. 24

Boo to Wednesday classes, airport security boycotts and North Korea. Bravo to ASU athletics director Lisa Love and the Path social network.

By Editorial Board | November 23, 2010

Leave standardized testing alone

China’s education system is evidence that focusing on standardization misses the larger picture.

By Daniel O'Connor | November 23, 2010

Legal or illegal immigrant: A fair chance at higher education

Illegal immigrants’ fight for fair access to education continues.

By Zachary Levin-Epstein | November 23, 2010

Building freeze sets foundation for peace

Negotiations between Israel and Palestine over a building freeze are a possible step toward peace and compromise.

By Benjamin Negley | November 23, 2010

Webcomics animate the Internet

Webcomics offer entertainment and community that syndicated comic strips don’t have.

By Abbey Murrell | November 23, 2010

I’m thankful for the free market

Many people don’t remember that the Pilgrims’ attempt at communal agriculture almost led to their demise. Thanks to the free market, we celebrate today.

By Brian Anderson | November 23, 2010

Editorial: Four Loko hangover

Is anyone else tired of this Four Loko buzz? We here at The State Press sure are.

By Editorial Board | November 22, 2010

ADIÓS LOKO: Phusion Projects, LLC, the company that produces Four Loko, was recently forced to end distribution of the popular caffeinated malt beverage after FDA insistence. (Photo by Michael Arellano)

With five straight titles, Johnson reaches top of NASCAR

Jimmie Johnson is my favorite. That probably wouldn’t be the case if I were a NASCAR fan.

By Nathan Meacham | November 22, 2010

POINT: Colleges should implement gender-neutral housing

UA Residential Life may implement a “gender-neutral” housing program next semester that would allow LGBTQ students to request to live with someone of the opposite gender.

By Brittany Morris | November 22, 2010

COUNTERPOINT: Colleges should not implement gender-neutral housing

UA Residential Life may implement a “gender-neutral” housing program next semester that would allow LGBTQ students to request to live with someone of the opposite gender.

By Jessica Stone | November 22, 2010

Letter: Nov. 23

Readers share their views with The State Press.

By Letters | November 22, 2010

Metaphorical security zombies on the brain

The image of millions of Americans waiting in line, impatient, and ill tempered; distracted by their technologies and media; poked and prodded by external forces; safer, arguably, but less free — this is a metaphor for something.

By Will Munsil | November 22, 2010

America needs effort for a new START

The new START treaty that is in front of the Senate should not be held up by parliamentary procedures. It must be passed to strengthen the security of our country.

By Andrew Hedlund | November 22, 2010

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