Author Archive: Rolando Garcia

Higher taxes would choke an already gasping economy

Higher taxes would choke an already gasping economy

(Political cartoon by Brian Regan) Arizona’s Proposition 204 would raise taxes by 1 percent, forbid reductions to the tax base and use the revenues to fund education...

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Creationism holds America back

By Rolando Garcia Bill Nye the Science Guy, mechanical engineer and television personality, attacked creationism in a YouTube video for being an obstacle in our...

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Spafford plays a set in the Green Room. (Photo by Rolando Garcia)

Spafford plays in the Flagstaff Green Room

By Rolando Garcia Spafford plays a set in the Green Room. (Photo by Rolando Garcia) A late Saturday evening in the Green Room, after undergoing extensive preparation,...

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Arizona now mature enough to be its own boss

Self-proclaimed constitutional expert Jack Biltis has determined the Supreme Court of Justice with the professionals who comprise it is entirely incompetent in determining...

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Lowell Observatory’s newest telescope, the Discovery Channel Telescope, recently opened as a research facility. (Photo courtesy Len Bright, Lowell Observatory)

Seeing stars: An overview of Flagstaff’s observatories

The topographic and atmospheric conditions surrounding Flagstaff are uniquely suited for astronomical observation. As a result, Flagstaff has become home to numerous...

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Undocumented immigrants receive due relief

The principle of justice, like few other fundamental elements of morality, speaks to us in common with such authority and clarity that for anyone to ignore it is...

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Students participate in NAU's summer ceramics class. (photo by Rolando Garcia)

Despite costs, NAU summer term a viable option for university and students

By: Rolando Garcia NAU faculty and staff are focused on providing students enrolled in summer courses a complete, more immersed university experience, and the opportunity...

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Liberal arts degrees undervalued

Liberal arts degrees have long had a rap of being a kind of luxury, add to this stereotype financial difficulties for the schools and employment obstacles for students,...

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Hispanic voters crucial to the 2012 campaigns

Understanding that people with radical ideologies, liberal or conservative, don’t comprise a too significant portion of the constituency, Obama and Romney...

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Students agonize over tuition increases and pepper spray

Tuition costs continue to skyrocket; consequently, government funding — when it’s not being cut — is only able to relieve a smaller financial burden from...

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