Opinion – Page 5 – The Mesa Press

Arming Teachers-Solution or Band-Aid?

March 1, 2018

Trump administration putting wildlife at high risk

March 1, 2018

A guide to time management as a college student

February 20, 2018

Uproar Over ‘Lady Doritos’: Customers Demand PepsiCo Accommodate for Entire Gender Spectrum

Anna Fiorino, Features Editor

February 20, 2018

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Corporate America is venturing into uncharted territory, leaving the era of non-binary snacks behind. PepsiCo’s CEO Indra Nooyi revealed Doritos for Ladies on a “Freakonomics Radio” podcast interview. The idea for the line...

Dangerous social media trends need to stop

Dorian Uson, Editor-n-Chief

February 20, 2018

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Overtime, as more and more of the population has become of the social media demographic, and the members of these websites get younger and more susceptible to peer pressure, the internet is becoming more and more dangerous. Ther...

Justin Timberlake needs to bring his sexy back

February 18, 2018

‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’ keeps audience on toes

February 15, 2018

The case for universal healthcare

Anna Fiorino, Staff Writer

December 15, 2017

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More than 25 million Americans have no health insurance, according to the National Center for Health Statistics- a number indicative of a failing healthcare system. Dec.15 marked the last day to find an affordable healthcare...

FCC repeals net neutrality

Anna Fiorino, Staff Writer

December 14, 2017

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to abolish net neutrality on Dec.14. The rule was adopted in 2015 under the Obama administration. According to Steve Lohr from The New York Times, “the goal [of net neutrality]...

Ways to Give Back this Giving Season on a Budget

Dorian Uson, Staff Writer

December 14, 2017

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This time of year is when society gives back to the less fortunate. But how do you do that on a college student's budget? Well, here are a few ways that you can affordably give back and still buy your mo...

Why Gov. Jerry Brown’s Online Community College Proposal is a Bad Idea

Dorian Uson, Staff Writer

December 14, 2017

Filed under Opinion

Recently, Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a new community college that would be offered to students completely online. While there may be a few benefits to this, overall it is not a good idea. According to "Community College Daily," the...

A new year, a new me?

Kirsten Cesna, Staff Writer

December 14, 2017

Filed under Opinion

The goal of making a New Year’s Resolution is to improve life in the upcoming year; whether it be big or small, the self promise encourages many people across the nation to better themselves. According to Forbes magazine,...