Opinion

Students need to make their voices heard

Arizona college students need to get up and protest for their right to a fair price tag for education. The rest of the world is doing it.

By Athena Salman | December 2, 2010

Don’t write me off

Writing is a tough job, and involves all kinds of pitfalls and setbacks. This column looks at some of the issues that writers must face, and why they are worthy of our adulation for the pieces they churn out with regularity.

By Kartik Talamadupula | December 2, 2010

Letters: Dec. 3

Readers share their views with The State Press.

By Letters | December 2, 2010

Editorial: Getting territorial

After all the ASU football team has been through this season, it seems hard to believe that it has yet to play its most important game of the season.

By Editorial Board | December 1, 2010

Breaking down the individual mandate

The new health care law’s individual mandate is not only constitutional, but also logical and has been supported by both parties.

By Andrew Hedlund | December 1, 2010

Following love leads to disappointment

Thinking about moving to another state with your significant other? Make sure you know the precautions to following someone.

By Lindsey Kupfer | December 1, 2010

Hazardous hospitals are disturbingly common

A recent study suggests that hospital patients may be walking out with more problems than they came in with. This needs to change.

By Jessica Stone | December 1, 2010

Letters: Dec 2

Readers share their views with The State Press.

By Letters | December 1, 2010

Editorial: The end is near

Getting ready for finals means knowing where to find your campus’ best stress-relieving events

By Editorial Board | November 30, 2010

New regulations mean a healthier country

Passage of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act allows this country to see a healthier future.

By Andrew Hedlund | November 30, 2010

Letters: Dec. 1

Readers share their views with The State Press.

By Letters | November 30, 2010

Arizona needs to fund its ‘Gateways’

Dwindling budgets from the state and elsewhere are being felt by the Maricopa Community College system. Now is no time to turn our back on people who want to refine their skills or learn a new craft that can immediately serve the local population.

By Zachary Levin-Epstein | November 30, 2010

Tiny spaces leave room for happiness

The economy has spoken; big houses lead to big financial problems; a smaller, child-sized residence may be the answer.

By Sarah Whitmire | November 30, 2010

Editorial: Losing translation

With the help of programs like those facilitated by the Center for Indian Education at ASU and the National Public Radio, endangered languages can be preserved and maybe even revived.

By Editorial Board | November 29, 2010

Mama grizzlies should stay in the wild

Mama grizzly continues to make a fool of her kind.

By Benjamin Negley | November 29, 2010

Craigslist keeping the hungry happy

Advertisements on Craigslist.com over the holidays may be appealing us to reconsider the negative vibes and cynicism surrounding the inherently good, productive website.

By Daniel O'Connor | November 29, 2010

Netflix and the new world

Netflix and other online video streaming companies make it too easy for society to be passive instead of active in its relationship with culture.

By Will Munsil | November 29, 2010

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

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