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Accountability in the blogosphere?

Bloggers are often criticized for being wannabe journalists, mainly because they choose to write about trivial, daily-life happenings such as their super important fashion tips, how they were pleased

By Erica Tiffany | October 18, 2009
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How old is too old?

Earlier this year, a former high school teacher of mine was accused of sexual misconduct with a 17-year-old student.

By Ruth Wenger | October 14, 2009
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Another mouth to fund

Amidst the torrential gales of the Arizona recession, ASU officials have had to make some tremendously tough decisions in the statewide struggle to keep the University afloat.

By Hal Cohen | October 13, 2009
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Obama award is deserved

The Nobel Prize is an honor and it should be treated as such. Its recipient should be honored for their contribution to society, not damned because they have not accomplished enough.

By Andrew Hedlund | October 11, 2009
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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
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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
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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
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