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Editorial: Taking a stand

On Tuesday afternoon, in front of the Tempe campus Memorial Union, about 100 students stood in protest.

| January 20, 2009
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FEMA: the govt. agency you probably hate

Weather ruins plans, and everybody has a story. Last summer, floods in Iowa ruined a lot of corn in a world where food shortages are occurring, resulting in higher sustenance costs.

By Ryan O'Neal | January 20, 2009
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Phoenix sees the light

Phoenix public transportation used to provide a good metaphor for life: You got on the line you thought you wanted, but it never quite reached your destination when or how you expected.

By Channing Turner | January 19, 2009
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Our grapes of wrath

Ask a college student today about their career plans following graduation and you will likely hear a sober depiction of a desolate job market.

By Andrew Rowen | January 19, 2009
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Snap out of it, Arizona drivers

I drive 30.7 miles each way to class, or so Google Maps tells me. About 80 percent of that drive is on Valley freeways, so I have definitely noticed the new speed cameras installed by the state.

By Janne Gaub | December 7, 2008
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Somalia takes the fun out of piracy

Some say Halloween is only a holiday, and a non-national one at that. It takes place on Oct. 31, and there are few times before the next October that we explicitly think of the ghoulish day again.

By Ryan O'Neal | December 7, 2008
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The great divide of gays and God

I was never raised in a church going household. My mother and father are Catholic, married outside the church and divorced. My stepmother is Episcopalian.

By Ray Ceo Jr. | December 4, 2008
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Historic (or horrendous) legacy?

He is the president who started two wars in the Middle East, the leader who turned a budget surplus into an economic recession and the man who left many children behind.

By Indra Ekmanis | December 3, 2008
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What ought to be

Imagine you are in a field. It stretches endlessly into the horizon, with no other color but green grass and blue sky. You are alone in this vast domain.

By Alex Petrusek | December 2, 2008
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Merry Holidays to one and all

I think some people enjoy being offended. We all tend to be dramatic at different times, but I do believe some individuals are gifted at the art of being offended. You know the type.

By Andrea Summers | December 1, 2008
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