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Editorial: Arizona's future gubernatorial candidates need to impress students

Candidates for governor in 2014 ought to consider the concerns of Arizona's students as they begin to campaign.

By Editorial Board | January 14, 2013

Plea for letters

Write to The State Press and see your name in print.

By Editorial Board | January 10, 2013

Boos & Bravos: Jan. 8

Bravo to winter television beginning and boo to the beginning of the spring semester after an entirely too short break.

By Editorial Board | January 9, 2013

Editorial: What to expect at the new State Press

We’re big fans of change at The State Press. We’re fans of creativity, ingenuity, entrepreneurship and storytelling — but we're also fans of you.

By Editorial Board | January 8, 2013

Editorial: Productivity in pill form

While Adderall is effective in increasing productivity, there are still negative side effects.

By Editorial Board | December 10, 2012

Editorial: Short winter break worth the A and B sessions

It’s time to ask if the two additional seven-week sessions were worth the eight- to 14-day vacation sacrifice.

By Editorial Board | December 9, 2012

Boos & Bravos: Dec. 7

Bravo to ASU's almost-undefeated basketball team and universities like Nova Scotia's Dalhousie University that provides students with puppy therapy to over-stressed students during finals.

By Editorial Board | December 6, 2012

Editorial: A holiday by any other name

In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. He landed in North America, where he hurt some indigenous people, too.

By Editorial Board | December 5, 2012

Editorial: Join hands for peace

Arizona fell under scrutiny again after Westwood High School Principal Tim Richards disciplined two students by forcing them two hold hands for an hour in front of their classmates.

By Editorial Board | December 4, 2012

Editorial: ASU Compliments pays it forward

In times when cyber bullying seems most destructive, McElenney’s website offers nuggets of humanity in a place where one least expects to find it: the Internet.

By Editorial Board | December 3, 2012

Editorial: Planning for parenthood

The argument against Planned Parenthood is about abortion, which is ironic considering that’s not what Planned Parenthood is about.

By Editorial Board | December 2, 2012

Boos & Bravos: Nov. 29

Boo to holiday movie remakes and Donald Trump. Bravo to "nogging," students ignoring the resident religious fanatic and recyclable bicycles.

By Editorial Board | November 29, 2012

Editorial: Orbiting mass transit

A proposed partnership between the city of Tempe and Valley Metro could save money and facilitate travel.

By Editorial Board | November 28, 2012

Editorial: Stepping back to ACHIEVE

The ACHIEVE Act, a conservative version of the DREAM Act, is immigration reform Republican leaders can be comfortable with.

By Editorial Board | November 27, 2012

Editorial: An apathy for fees

Two dollars — that’s not asking too much, right? Well, what if you found out that every student pays $2 to fund the Arizona Students’ Association every semester?

By Editorial Board | November 26, 2012

Editorial: Home away from home

Going home can be bittersweet, as we see the cutting juxtaposition between the familiar and what we now experience in our day-to-day lives.

By Editorial Board | November 25, 2012

Editorial: Giving thanks

Deadlines are looming, finals rapidly approaching and now the holidays are here. Luckily, our roommates and friends — the family we choose — can keep us sane.

By Editorial Board | November 20, 2012

Editorial: Eating our first world problems

The overstated displays of emotion after Hostess declared bankruptcy on Friday reminds us how comfortably lodged young Americans are in “first world problems.”

By Editorial Board | November 19, 2012

Editorial: Fired up … not

It would appear that the fireworks are a wasted attempt to include a city in an experience it could care less about.

By Editorial Board | November 18, 2012

Editorial: Energy in sleep, not cans

Instead of looking for ways to fit more sleep into our schedules, we are looking for ways to bypass the biological necessity of our R&R time.

By Editorial Board | November 14, 2012

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