Opinion

Band-Aid mentality may hurt Haiti

Band-Aids make us feel better at first, but sometimes end up causing deeper pain and longer suffering.

By Catherine Smith | February 2, 2010

Tempe 'improvement'?

Picture this.

By Editorial Board | January 31, 2010

Fighting a new breed of Holocaust revisionists

A week meant to commemorate and pay homage to the victims of the greatest catastrophe of human history has been marred this Monday in Poland by anti-Semitism.

By Max Feldhake | January 31, 2010

Letting the sun set on payday loans

The payday loan industry is known for preying on people. People get caught in debt when they use payday loans; they are not able to pay off the principal amount ,let alone the interest.

By Andrew Hedlund | January 28, 2010

Medical Mary Jane: the good with the bad

Medical marijuana is an issue that has been hashed over time and time again. No pun intended.

By Megan Mattox | January 28, 2010

European discrimination should be warning to U.S.

On Tuesday, a French parliamentary panel recommended the government of France ban the use of veils and headscarves in public facilities.

By Kartik Talamadupula | January 27, 2010

Obama's report card

President Barack Obama has, by all accounts, experienced a pretty rocky first year as president.

By Editorial Board | January 27, 2010

University admissions: a biased balancing act

Getting into college is a preparation process.

By Monique Zatcoff | January 27, 2010

POINT/COUNTERPOINT: A bad week for the 'New American Democracy'

When Michael Crow outlined his vision for the New American University, one of his focal points was access.

By John Gaylord | January 26, 2010

POINT/COUNTERPOINT: Matching funds ruling a welcome victory

Question: Should federal ruling to strike down the Citizens Clean Elections Commission stand?

By Will Munsil | January 26, 2010

A case for English-only legislation

In principle, English-only laws counter the beliefs of freedom that this country was founded upon. A legitimate argument could be made for that.

By Cullen Wheatley | January 26, 2010

Letting the sun set on payday loans

The payday loan industry is known for preying on people. People get caught in debt when they use payday loans; they are not able to pay off the principal amount let alone the interest.

By Andrew Hedlund | January 26, 2010

How to get hired

Just a heads up, this is not going to boost your spirits, but you may want to read on anyway.

By Editorial Board | January 25, 2010

POINT/COUNTERPOINT: Let college sports go pro

Being a college athlete is a job. The hours are long. When you add in training, travel, practice and games, the workload is well over 40 hours a week.

By Will Munsil | January 24, 2010

POINT/COUNTERPOINT: Athletics should provide opportunities, not pay

The National Collegiate Athletic Association is the organization utilized by many colleges and universities across the nation to direct their athletics programs.

By Kristen Kelley | January 24, 2010

Don't forget Haiti

By Becky Rubenstrunk | January 24, 2010

Are you qualified to vote?

By Brian Anderson | January 21, 2010

Educating women key to global improvements

By Timothy Isenman | January 21, 2010

Boos and Bravos

Bravo to student activism in the face of crisis. After a 7.0 magnitude earthquake shook Haiti last week, ASU students and staff wasted little time in helping relief efforts.

By Editorial Board | January 21, 2010

Letters to the Editor

Regents rebuff gun law

By Editorial Board | January 21, 2010

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