The Arizona Republic

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In Arizona, the 1890s marked the rise of a stronger economy, the importance of education, the slight influence of religion, a multitude of brilliant accomplishments, and was vastly impacted by both influential and infamous people. Historically, the 1890s was a great factor in the development of Arizona’s growth throughout the years. In fact, it was during these years that signs appeared to suggest Arizona’s eventual prosperity (“City of Phoenix History”). The decade begins in 1890, when the popularity

The Arizona Republic published an article “How do we respond to threats after our endorsement This is how” answering the threats the company has been receiving after making their endorsement public. The press answered with strong evidence of their hard-working workers while supporting the Democrat although they have been labeled as a republican press. Claiming the republican presidential candidate’s “principles weren’t conservative,” and his thinking will rather cause chaos for America. Therefore

between the U.S. and Mexico.” (AZ Republic, 2002) My paper draws on the information from the “Worldwide Refugee Information: Country Report: Mexico” written in 2000 and the article titled “Dying to Work: The Arizona Republic” written in 2001. Both of these articles give numerous information about the Mexican Immigrants and refugees. I am focusing on the illegal Mexican immigrants as well as refugees that enter the U.S. through refugee status, because living in Arizona, there are

longest in recent U.S. history? I think this is the question the news editors and executives should have presented to the governor’s office as soon as the request went out. How important do these facts affect the lives of the people involved? Some Arizona representatives are not completely confident in the choice to limit these facts. There is still a question of right to know information versus the minimization of harm. There is a concern that other events either more serious or less serious will

"Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street?" If some people in this country have their way, and funding for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) is cut, then the answer to that question will be no. Many people in this country want the federal government to remove the NEA from the national budget or at least cut back on its funding. Some of these people do not think that the Endowment is necessary, other people argue that the agency funds too many artists who create works that are

solution. Some people believe that allowing college students to have guns on campus will help solve the issue. Numerous states have already started passing bills that allow guns on campuses, and many more are trying. The Editorial Board at The Arizona Republic are fighting against these laws, as seen in their editorial “Our View: Time to allow guns on campus? No.”. The authors use various points in hopes of bringing awareness to this issue and to persuade the reader that allowing college students to

situated in Gilbert Arizona at the Higley and Baseline crossroads, I can attest that kneaders is doing exceptionally well in the food industry. Not only does has it created a very warm welcoming atmosphere, but it has also excelled in preparing fresh quality foods that sale at fair prices as well as offering excellent customer services. Approaching the kneaders from the

countries” (n.p). Furthermore, “The top 10 percent of Americans earn nearly three-quarters of all income in the country, leaving the poor with whatever is left” (Finocchiaro n.p). Another inequality in America is racial inequality. For instance, Arizona passed the SB 1020 bill. Nicholas Riccardi stated, “The bill directs police to determine the immigration status of non-criminals if there is a 'reasonable suspicion' they are undocumented. Immigrant rights groups say it amounts to a police state”

All – The Arizona Legislature is now at day 32, which is more than 30% of the way towards the “mythical” 100-day legislative session. Arizona is one of a few states whose legislature has no constitutional or statutory end date. The Legislature starts the year off with a rule stating session shall last 100 days, the rule is often amended and the 100-day goal missed. Major policy debates are what normally cause the Legislature to miss the 100-day goal, e.g. Governor Brewer’s work to expand Medicaid