Opinion

Selling your privacy to the highest bidder

Facebook has worked every angle to make money off its current 300 million non-paying users.

By Matt Culbertson | September 16, 2009

Giving back merit-based scholarship money

Would you be willing to give back your scholarship to keep another student in school? A committee of parents at the Schreyer Honors College at Penn State University is asking for just that.

By Zachary Fowle | September 15, 2009

Social interaction 2.0

Question of the day: What did you have for breakfast this morning? Or, better yet, what did your 10 best friends have for breakfast this morning?

By John Barrett | September 15, 2009

Letter to the Editor

Supporting SAFRA

| September 15, 2009

Absent-minded policy

First, there is blissful silence. You are asleep, left alone in a world of rest and relaxation.

By Alex Petrusek | September 14, 2009

Letter to the Editor

Backed up

| September 14, 2009

Editorial: Medicating Arizona

Washington. Joe Wilson. Reform.

By Editorial Board | September 14, 2009

Letters to the Editor

Call to remember

| September 13, 2009

Maneuver around the teenage driving problem

It kills more young Americans every year, more than double those killed on 9/11, and yet there is no formally declared war on this American problem.

By Joseph Hermiz | September 13, 2009

Rethinking texting while driving

A number of studies, including one by Car and Driver magazine, show texting while driving to be more dangerous than drunk driving.

By Noah Zarr | September 13, 2009

Ease the commute, improve public transportation

When I am sitting on the northbound 101 in afternoon traffic with no air conditioning, I hate life.

By Andrew Hedlund | September 13, 2009

Promoting dreams, not socialism

For one reason or another, a speech delivered by President Barack Obama has once again outraged the Republican Party.

By Brian Anderson | September 10, 2009

Wading through the water crisis

With the world population continuing its excessive growth, the scarcity of drinkable water in the world is becoming a preoccupying concern.

By Brenda Flores | September 10, 2009

Letter to the Editor

Denied Devil Spirit? I am a die-hard Sun Devil fan. I was alarmed that after our victory against Idaho State at our home opener we were not allowed to ring the victory bell.

| September 9, 2009

Editorial: College bound

Small class sizes? Specialized teacher attention? Cheaper tuition?

By Editorial Board | September 9, 2009

Laboring over Labor Day

Labor Day 2009.

By Hannah Wasserman | September 9, 2009

Affordability: A dying dream

Nowadays, attending college is indentured servitude. Almost everyone on campus must work in some way to keep the dream of a college education alive.

By Andrew Hedlund | September 8, 2009

Letters to the Editor

Sorority sirens

| September 8, 2009

Cash4Gold.com: Sell your unwanted soul

Before the Super Bowl advertisement in 2009, Cash4Gold.com was just another company airing late-night infomercials.

By David Edwards | September 7, 2009

Chancing self-expression in the rain

This past Thursday, I was driving home. It was about 9 p.m., and the Arizonan stratosphere was igniting a spectacle. The sky was chaos; lightning fanned out across miles, and soon the rain began.

By Alex Petrusek | September 7, 2009

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