In a final vote Monday afternoon, the ASU Faculty Senate passed a new student-faculty “amorous relationship” policy. The vote was 76 to 11, with four abstentions, and came after months of vigorous and contentious debate…
Advocates for GMO labeling are getting another shot in the Arizona Legislature. Six representatives submitted a bill to require food containing even just one genetically engineered ingredient be labeled as such. Modeled after Vermont’s legislation, HB 2462 will also prohibit manufacturers from advertising GMO products as “all natural.” (Prepared food…
Arizonans have signed up for national healthcare to the tune of 169,178 since November 15, and time’s a-ticking for anybody else who wants coverage. Open enrollment ends February 15. The latest statistics are encouraging. Governor Doug Ducey may have called the Affordable Care Act “a monumental failure” and “one of…
There’s a complicated legal situation at the Grand Canyon these days because a private concessionaire, Xanterra Parks and Resorts, has accused the National Park Service of mismanagement. Trying to follow the situation without an economics degree or a legal dictionary is tough so we’re going to break it down for…
