Opinion
Privacy or protection? Scan me in, please
Full-body scanners are the newest, most inclusive and most controversial form of security device currently being administered.
By Austin Yost
| January 21, 2010
Will Haiti relief donations do enough good?
As we all know, Haiti was struck by a 7.0 magnitude earthquake Tuesday, Jan. 12.
By Ben Morin
| January 21, 2010
English-only law is intolerant
After traveling to Japan a few years ago, I realized how naive the United States is when it comes to being knowledgeable about other cultures.
By Morgan Tanabe
| January 20, 2010
Airport security must focus on people
Last month, Nigerian national Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab carried out a failed effort at bombing a packed passenger airliner that was making its final approach into Detroit.
By Kartik Talamadupula
| January 20, 2010
Point/Counterpoint: Blame gays for threatened democracy?
I love hyperbole; in fact I think that hyperbole is about the most fantastic device that could possibly be used by a writer.
By Max Feldhake
| January 18, 2010
ASU: The new Wild West?
State Sen. Jack Harper suggests professors should have the right to carry guns on campus. We suggest not pissing off your professor.
By Editorial Board
| January 18, 2010
Politics of racism focus on comments, not issues
Harry Reid is a racist.
By Zachary Fowle
| January 18, 2010
English style: Pimp my language?
I am obsessed with grammatical correctness.
By David Edwards
| December 7, 2009
English style: Pimp my language?
I am obsessed with grammatical correctness.
By David Edwards
| December 7, 2009
Want to verify Wiki? Google it
Someone on Wikipedia wants people to think actor Ron Livingston is gay.
By Christopher Ogino
| December 7, 2009
Semester Boos and Bravos
Bravo to weathering the budget storm. No one is a stranger to the ill effects of our current economy, least of all ASU and the state of Arizona.
By Editorial Board
| December 7, 2009
A female Nash is definite possibility for NBA
When Sports Illustrated journalist Ian Thomsen asked NBA commissioner David Stern if we could see a woman in the NBA any time soon, he got a surprising answer.
By Hannah Wasserman
| December 6, 2009
Letters to the Editor
Re-evaluating the revolution As someone who wrote off Ron Paul as a fanatic lunatic during the presidential debate, I am surprised how receptive I was to his message.
| December 6, 2009
Some degrees less than lucrative
Unemployed Arizonans who are looking for help finding a job or changing career paths are in luck. The U.S. Department of Labor recently gave Arizona almost $43 million.
By Erica Tiffany
| December 3, 2009
Editorial: Boos and Bravos
Bravo to Chapman University for their ingenious stress-relieving therapy. On Dec. 9, students at the private school will have a hug-a-thon. No, not with random people, but with puppies.
By Editorial Board
| December 3, 2009