Reassurance, pandering and ads
Corporate ads are adapting to the coronavirus pandemic, but is it pandering for more profit?
Category: Opinions
Who profits from a pandemic?
Everybody is getting a piece of the American wallet these days.
Why you shouldn’t chain-drink during COVID-19
Alcohol sales have sky-rocketed during the pandemic, but here’s why they shouldn’t.
How MCC can fight student hunger
One of the best ways MCC can help students is with the Mesa Market
Rage Against the Machine are sell outs
Rock band Rage Against the Machine (RATM) hasn’t played a live show since 2011. So, when they announced they would play Gila River Area in Glendale before headlining Coachella in … Read More
The thin line
A thin line exists between the front-running democratic candidate Bernie Sanders’ self-proclaimed socialist policies and the communist policies that entrenched the U.S.S.R during the 20th century. It is a distinction … Read More
To vegan or not to vegan?
Veganism vanquishes inflammation By Allison Cripe There’s a lot of hate for vegans, which is understandable. They don’t eat cheese, they don’t eat meat, and if you find yourself at … Read More
Impeachment backfires, Trump wins
Through a gross demonstration of partisan politics, the United States congress voted to impeach, but not remove, President Donald J Trump. Now, empowered by his victory, Democrats have nothing left … Read More
Protecting the Gem of Arizona
The Southwestern writer Edward Abbey proposed in his book “Desert Solitaire” an idea of limiting highways into national parks and making the worthwhile spots of nature only accessible to those … Read More
Democratic Chaos In Iowa
Iowa voters recently had their opportunity to elect a Democratic presidential candidate to support and Democrats across America have been in the middle of a fierce and dazing tug-of-war. Iowa, … Read More