Opinion
Welcome to the fro-zoo
Researchers at the San Diego Zoo are working to preserve endangered species through frozen DNA.
By Abbey Murrell
| September 2, 2010
Faking Fame
Pseudo-celebrity is a testament to our lowered standards of entertainment.
By Ben Karris
| September 2, 2010
Know your audience
In the wake of Arizona’s controversial immigration reform law, many musicians have pledged to boycott Arizona music venues and drop dates from their tours, seeking to have the law removed and prevent future laws like it from coming into existence.
By Andrew Waterhouse
| September 2, 2010
Editorial: 'Pac' mentality
The Pac-10 has been doing a little courting lately, and we’ve realized it’s good to have friends in high places, literally.
By Editorial Board
| September 1, 2010
Stem cell debate, root of problem
A federal judge issued a temporary ban on the federal funding of embryonic stem cell research. Federal funding is not the way to go, whether you support the research or not.
By Brian Anderson
| September 1, 2010
Sing for the motion, and city
Summary: Motion Theatre Company is a group of eight college students (some Sun Devils, most not) that for the past two summers has performed contemporary theatre onboard the light rail.
By Dustin Volz
| September 1, 2010
For SCOTUS, three may be the magic number
Elena Kagan’s ascension to the Supreme Court may give the female voice an added edge in decision-making.
By Sarah Whitmire
| September 1, 2010
Editorial: Mission re-accomplished
On March 20, 2003, Operation Iraqi Freedom brought the U.S. military across the Kuwait border and into Iraq, marking the beginning of a combat that would claim 4,400 American soldiers’ lives and over 70,000 Iraqi casualties.
By Editorial Board
| August 31, 2010
Registering rationale
It is unfortunate that non-violent offenders should face the humiliation associated with being a registered sex offender.
By Benjamin Negley
| August 31, 2010
All aboard!
The federal government recently passed a commitment to fund high-speed rail corridors across the United States. This column explores some of the advantages of switching to trains, and the reasons it hasn’t caught on in the U.S.
By Kartik Talamadupula
| August 31, 2010
Arizona's proverbial penny
Andrew Thomas race for Attorney General reveals he was anything but legitimate.
By Daniel O'Connor
| August 31, 2010
Calling out catty couples
When couples fight at parties, it’s double the buzzkill. Here’s what you can do to avoid being one of them.
By Lindsey Kupfer
| August 31, 2010
Editorial: Game time
The news that we’ve been waiting for all offseason finally came Monday afternoon — the decision.
By Editorial Board
| August 30, 2010
Sensing a consensus
The 21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act is a victory for those with disabilities as well as proof this country can still unite across partisan lines and accomplish great things.
By Andrew Hedlund
| August 30, 2010
Going bilingual is bueno
There is significant research that shows bilingual education helps English language learners reach and maintain high academic achievement levels, yet it is often opposed on the ground that it’s a waste of education funds and essentially un-American. ?
By Anna Bethancourt
| August 30, 2010
Letter: Aug. 31
Around the Glenn: In response to Zach Levin-Epstein’s Monday column “'Beck'oning the masses.”
By Letters
| August 30, 2010
U.S. foreign grads head for the hills
The U.S. needs to start making its work force friendlier territory for foreign nationals.
By Dan Garry
| August 30, 2010