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Class of 2010 kisses real life ‘hello’

Some graduating seniors are more than ready and some are terrified to kiss their college years “goodbye.” Undoubtedly the reason for such paradoxical feelings is that they all know that with this anticipated farewell also comes the true test of character, kissing real life “hello.”

By Catherine Smith | May 3, 2010
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Topless women shouldn’t be shunned

The law in many states protects women’s right to go topless. Unfortunately the social standards are different for this law and women still are not treated fairly when they choose to exercise their rights.

By Nicole Gilbert | May 3, 2010
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Letters to the Editor: May 3

In response to Norman Shamas’s April 29 column, “Bean swastika protest at Capitol a call to action.” and Ben Morin’s April 22 column, “Banning drugs limits joy.”

By Letters | May 2, 2010
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POINT: Industry looks crude, refined in reality

The recent oil spill off Louisiana’s coast has devastated the local fishing industry, but it would be foolish for the state and the nation to turn their backs on offshore drilling due to the economic and social impact that the industry has on the state and the nation.

By Cullen Wheatley | May 2, 2010
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Misguided generosity

Recent speed bumps encountered by the polio eradication effort spearheaded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation provides insight into other global health issues.

By Kristen Kelley | April 29, 2010
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What’s creating quakes?

After an Iranian cleric made a comment about women’s dress causing earthquakes, student Jennifer McCreight had her own thing to say. She started a “Boobquake” as a joke to disprove the accusations.

By Megan Mattox | April 29, 2010
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Editorial: Spring 2010’s top stories

We’re not sure how it happened, but we’ve reached the end of the semester again. The final full week of school comes to a close tomorrow, and final exams and projects will likely absorb all of ASU students’ energies until mid-May.

By Editorial Board | April 28, 2010
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