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Local opinion: University of Arizona poised for long-term, sustainable success
Through strategic planning, bold decision-making, and relentless focus on sustainability, the university is poised to emerge stronger and more resilient than ever.
Local opinion: Declining pursuit of student aid is a warning sign for our economy
Rising education costs, concerns about student debt, and a job market offering immediate, albeit lower-wage, employment opportunities are drawing young people away from post-secondary pathways that could lead to stable and rewarding lifelong careers.
Arizona Daily Star editorial: The folly of using impeachment as an outlet for political pique
An all-Republican committee of the Arizona House of Representatives has decided to call for the impeachment of Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Tucson Speaks Out: June 9 letters of the day
Letters to the Editor for June 9
Local opinion: From cacti to catfish: How Arizona’s lawmakers can help the U.S. increase sustainable seafood production
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Local opinion: Tucson leaders must step up to 21st century challenges
Our leadership can no longer try to provide for those dreams of the past of Tucson being a nice, small, friendly, wholesome and unobtrusive cowboy community.
Tucson Speaks Out: June 8 letters of the day
Letters to the Editor for June 8
Letter: Baby The Rain Must Fall…..
RE: “Heat Done leads to Sweltering temperatures” Front page story starting on Front page, below the fold, on May 24th, which was just last month. The article mentioned that Florida & Texas were in this zone (closer to the equator?). What are we, chopped liver? I see now this week that ou…
Letter: Better off today than 4 years ago?
With Election Day looming many will ask themselves if they are better off today than 4 years ago. Aside from the fact we have never been more divided as a nation, we are in the midst of two wars and have two aging figures as our only options. Examine only the cold hard numbers.
Letter: Mining
Mort Rosenblum, a person the “Star” claims to be a “renowned journalist”, suggests in his 6-2-24 Sunday opinion page article that his penning of words has relevance. I find this interesting because I want to point out most of his comments were directly out of the Center for Biodiversity talk…
Letter: Copper World
Supporters of Hudbay's proposed Copper World list all the great economic advantages Arizona is going to receive from this mine. Defenders of the mine may sing a different tune in a few years when the copper is depleted and Arizona is left with the bill to clean up a Super Fund site and the d…
Letter: Alito Comments re Women
Like probably many of your readers, I never read Letters to the Editor until recent strong opinions were being published, nor certainly did I ever write any. However, Fran McNeely's quiet succinct clear letter to the editor regarding Alito's comment about his wife must be joined by all the r…
Letter: Interstate 11
An open letter to the Governor:
Letter: Reaction to Trump Trial
I saw a post today on social media, referring to Mr. Trump’s conviction, that said, “Jesus was wrongly accused and convicted, but I still follow Him.” Now, there is a thought for the ages, that Mr. Trump can be in any way compared to Jesus. So, let’s make a list of attributes, Jesus on the l…
Editorial cartoons
Bob Englehart: An Honest Poll
Michael Rule: Kris Mayes
Letter: Poll-icies
Well, what do you know!
Letter: Sex and Political Careers
Many Rs are trying to fog up the picture of Trump's scandal by claiming he would not have been so worried about his affairs' effect on his election campaign--it must have been a mere misfiling, not a real attempt to fool the public about his guilt and attitude toward women. Throughout I have…
Letter: Pima County Attorney
As a fairly close reader of the online edition of your newspaper, I’ve come to believe that your coverage of the primary race for Pima County attorney is unfairly slanted against Laura Conover. From what this non-attorney can see, Ms. Conover has always acted with professionalism and has gre…
Local opinion: University of Arizona poised for long-term, sustainable success
Through strategic planning, bold decision-making, and relentless focus on sustainability, the university is poised to emerge stronger and more resilient than ever.
Local opinion: Declining pursuit of student aid is a warning sign for our economy
Rising education costs, concerns about student debt, and a job market offering immediate, albeit lower-wage, employment opportunities are drawing young people away from post-secondary pathways that could lead to stable and rewarding lifelong careers.
Arizona Daily Star editorial: The folly of using impeachment as an outlet for political pique
An all-Republican committee of the Arizona House of Representatives has decided to call for the impeachment of Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Tucson Speaks Out: June 9 letters of the day
Letters to the Editor for June 9
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Arizona Daily Star editorial: The folly of using impeachment as an outlet for political pique
An all-Republican committee of the Arizona House of Representatives has decided to call for the impeachment of Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Arizona Daily Star editorial: Violent-crime trend encouraging, not cataclysmic
In a recent opEd, incomplete and therefore wildly inaccurate violent-crime data led to a bad take on Tucson and Pima County public policy. We're happy to report that Tucson's violent crime rate, while still too high, is trending in the right direction
Arizona Daily Star editorial: Indictments good for democracy in Arizona and across nation
Arizona Daily Star editorial: Arizona's indictments of "fake electors" and Trump attorneys and aides are a regrettable but necessary step toward recalibrating our fevered political landscape.
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Local opinion: University of Arizona poised for long-term, sustainable success
Through strategic planning, bold decision-making, and relentless focus on sustainability, the university is poised to emerge stronger and more resilient than ever.
Local opinion: Declining pursuit of student aid is a warning sign for our economy
Rising education costs, concerns about student debt, and a job market offering immediate, albeit lower-wage, employment opportunities are drawing young people away from post-secondary pathways that could lead to stable and rewarding lifelong careers.
Arizona Daily Star editorial: The folly of using impeachment as an outlet for political pique
An all-Republican committee of the Arizona House of Representatives has decided to call for the impeachment of Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Local opinion: From cacti to catfish: How Arizona’s lawmakers can help the U.S. increase sustainable seafood production
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Letters to the Editor
Letter: Baby The Rain Must Fall…..
RE: “Heat Done leads to Sweltering temperatures” Front page story starting on Front page, below the fold, on May 24th, which was just last month. The article mentioned that Florida & Texas were in this zone (closer to the equator?). What are we, chopped liver? I see now this week that ou…
Letter: Better off today than 4 years ago?
With Election Day looming many will ask themselves if they are better off today than 4 years ago. Aside from the fact we have never been more divided as a nation, we are in the midst of two wars and have two aging figures as our only options. Examine only the cold hard numbers.
Letter: Mining
Mort Rosenblum, a person the “Star” claims to be a “renowned journalist”, suggests in his 6-2-24 Sunday opinion page article that his penning of words has relevance. I find this interesting because I want to point out most of his comments were directly out of the Center for Biodiversity talk…
Letter: Copper World
Supporters of Hudbay's proposed Copper World list all the great economic advantages Arizona is going to receive from this mine. Defenders of the mine may sing a different tune in a few years when the copper is depleted and Arizona is left with the bill to clean up a Super Fund site and the d…
