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Editorial: Flawed victory

ou didn’t make it to Saturday’s ASU football game, you have probably been deceived. The 41-20 win may have made you think, “Bring on Wisconsin!” You couldn’t be more wrong.

By Editorial Board | September 12, 2010
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WikiLeaks provides needed transparency

The government is resisting these leaks for one simple reason: to control public opinion. History shows that when government goes unchecked, stupid decisions are made to enter wars and lives are lost that the truth could have saved.

By Oday Shahin | September 12, 2010
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Amending ‘American’

There is a movement from the Republican Party that intends to repeal the citizenship clause of the 14th amendment, making children born to illegal immigrants ineligible for citizenship.

By Ben Karris | September 12, 2010
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Modesty in the making

Modesty is a state of mind as well as a “dress code.” And the times are calling for a resurgence of that modesty.

By Grace Rolland | September 12, 2010
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Branding your own image

Companies sponsor athletes to generate more sales. It’s like paying for someone else’s image. We all have our own brands, but how much are they worth?

By Isaiah McCoy | September 9, 2010
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Hacking America

Robert Rodriguez’s new film “Machete” has been met with criticism over its supposed anti-American sentiments, but it’s really an opportunity for us to see what changes need to be made.

By Brian Anderson | September 9, 2010
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Letter: Sept. 9

United State Border patrol is sweeping trains to check riders' citizenship status near the Canadian border.

By Letters | September 8, 2010
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Bieber Breakdown

Justin Bieber’s life must be tough, especially when millions of girls want to get his face tattooed to their foreheads, but some people have real problems to deal with.

By Dustin Volz | September 8, 2010
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Yes, it really just is the weather

Though only half-over, 2010 is being called the year of natural disasters. While it’s probably not the apocalypse, it also shouldn’t be argument fodder for environmentalists.

By Sarah Whitmire | September 8, 2010
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