Opinion

Women on subs: Farce or folly?

Despite accounting for roughly 15 percent of the U.S. Naval force, women have been banned from service aboard submarines.

By Mike Pitoniak | October 8, 2009

Levi, leave our eyes

Reflecting on the week that has gone by can be a healthy, cleansing process. It can soothe the soul and relax the brain. It can open your eyes to the good and help you move past the bad.

By Ben Berkley | October 8, 2009

US health care workers balk at mandatory vaccinations

I have always loved going to the doctor.

By Kristen Kelley | October 7, 2009

High-scoring Suns a slam dunk with fans

Along with the cooler temperatures and lower electric bills, the end of September and beginning of October usually means something else to Valley sports fans: Training camp and the preseason for the c

By John Barrett | October 6, 2009

The victimhood paradox

You may have seen him while studying outside on campus. His name is Greg. He is on the team of disabled people who empties the ashtrays and the trash around campus.

By Catherine Smith | October 6, 2009

Editorial: Send in reinforcements

By Editorial Board | October 5, 2009

California nightmare

By Will Munsil | October 5, 2009

IOC: Chicago's savior

Last week, Chicago avoided an enormous headache by not being granted to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.

By Joseph Hermiz | October 5, 2009

Editorial: Alerted, but aware?

Reports of a gunman in an ASU parking structure Friday made waves throughout the University and surrounding community.

By Editorial Board | October 5, 2009

An injunction of sense and reason

The notion of progress has been absent from our state government for quite some time.

By Andrew Hedlund | October 5, 2009

A democracy without the 'we the people'

Recent news that the state government revenues this year are going to be lower than previously projected has added urgency to the continued budget stalemate between the Arizona legislature and the gov

By Kenneth Lan | October 4, 2009

The New Chinese University

China has recently placed critical focus on working toward creating universities equal to Western colleges in order to become even more economically lucrative.

By Erica Tiffany | October 4, 2009

Infamous ACORN should stop being federally funded

The past few weeks have been filled with talk of the now infamous Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.

By Brian Anderson | October 1, 2009

Boos and Bravos

Bravo to the first-ever farmers market on the Tempe campus.

By Editorial Board | October 1, 2009

Editorial: Concealing the issue

On Wednesday, new Arizona laws took effect to let licensed gun owners store firearms on most public and private properties as long as they are concealed and locked in vehicles.

By Editorial Board | September 30, 2009