Opinion

Roberto Bolaños proved value of clean humor

The clean humor he incorporated into his many works is what made him transcend generational gaps.

By Taylette Nunez | December 3, 2014

COUNTERPOINT: New Star Wars trailer— “It's a trap!”

Episode VII has stirred emotions across the Internet, but it's much too early to declare it a fan favorite because of a few glaring departures from traditional Star Wars lore.

By Stefan Modrich | December 2, 2014

POINT: 'Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens' will create new generation of fans

Directed by J.J. Abrams, the seventh installment of "Star Wars" will bring nostalgia to long-time fans and excitement to the new ones.

By Ryan Clarke | December 2, 2014

Why Nicolas Sarkozy's return is good for France

Nicolas Sarkozy of France just won a leadership position in the Union for Popular Movement, making him a leading presidential contender in 2017. Here's why that's a good thing.

By Jordan Brunner | December 2, 2014

Leaders don't need to be extroverted

Introverts possess many positive qualities which extrovert leaders should apply if they want to increase their productivity as leaders as well.

By Taylette Nunez | December 2, 2014

ASU football’s season ended with disappointment but fans should come away proud

The Sun Devils battled through a steep learning curve from their defensive unit and a three-game stretch without its starting quarterback to win nine games.

By Editorial Board | December 1, 2014

Hillary Clinton's demands hinder presidential campaign

For a highly admired political figure who advocates public service, this is a hefty list of demands.

By Allie Bice | December 1, 2014

Activists provide safety net for societal apathy

Without the continued efforts of various activist individuals and groups, things could be much worse.

By Donnell Probst | December 1, 2014

New ozone regulations show compromise

The Environmental Protection Agency announced new regulations for ozone emissions this week that have been attacked by both sides of the issue, but should be embraced by everyone.

By Zach Josephson | December 1, 2014

Fiverr has negative impact on design graduates, businesses

The truth is that the consequences of Fiverr extend beyond just the designers choosing to use it.

By Ryan Lynch | November 30, 2014

Keystone XL is key to Obama’s legacy

President Barack Obama is now leading an international charge for action against climate change, whether or not our Congress supports it.

By Harrison Finzel | November 30, 2014

ASU, UA rivalry more problematic than fun

Children are fed completely biased information for something as petty as an annual collegiate sporting event.

By Sydney Maki | November 30, 2014

Top 5 things we learned from Michael Crow about ASU's future

We spoke with the ASU President about everything from hockey to the urbanization of Tempe.

By Editorial Board | November 25, 2014

Main takeaway from Ferguson is necessity of police cameras

The controversy over Michael Brown's death will spark reform in the police system to benefit both citizens and officers

By Megan Janetsky | November 25, 2014

Letter: Students should seek understanding rather than smearing

Letter to the Editor: "Our wall was set up on Hayden Lawn as a talking-point to inform the ASU community about the Wall and the Israeli occupation."

By Letters | November 25, 2014

Letter: Devils Fight Back does not address problem at its source

Letter to the Editor: "This self-defense program implies that it’s the victim’s responsibility to avoid being assaulted, and if they don’t know how to defend themselves, then they are at fault. "

By Letters | November 25, 2014

ASU Jews display true courage at candlelight vigil

I still hear only solemn silence and words of peace from the Jews here at ASU.

By Jordan Brunner | November 24, 2014

Major non-cable networks have obligation to air all presidential addresses

The immigration policies that Obama addressed in his speech could affect over 5 million people currently living in the U.S.

By Kayla Chan | November 24, 2014

Tech companies should take stand against Justice Department

The Justice Department is spending more and more time pressuring tech companies to compromise their customer's data, and it's time for them to stop.

By Zach Josephson | November 24, 2014

Food stamps here to stay, and rightfully so

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence decided it was a good idea to cut food stamps in an ignorant effort to fight a nonexistent issue.

By Megan Janetsky | November 23, 2014

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