Opinions: Logic loses
As a general rule, death is not something we're fans of. It makes people sad on a heart-breaking level, it is often untimely, it often purges age and wisdom from our world, and it is, in some cases, painful.

To us, viewpoints don't get more logical than that.

They do, however, get much less logical. Case in point, John Paul Stevens' findings on the Supreme Court case Hill v. Crosby — a case involving a particular three-chemical method of lethal injection in Kentucky and whether it qualifies under the Eight Amendment's label of "cruel and unusual punishment" — that was decided Wednesday afternoon.

Opinions: A semi-logical step for movies
DEVOE: Yes! I can finally (legally) watch "Juno" on my iPod!

Well, that is if I owned an iPod and wanted to stare at a 2.5-inch screen for an hour and a half.

Several new movies such as "Juno," "I Am Legend" and "Rambo" have been released on DVD with an accompanying digital copy that can be transferred to iPods and Windows Media Player-based devices.

Opinions: Letters to the editor

Opinions: Please don't stop the music
PELTON: I have a friend … let's call him "Bob."

Many years ago, Bob walked into a record store to purchase Blink-182's "Enema of the State" album. That was the last CD that I — I mean Bob — ever bought a CD.
Welcome to the world of illegal downloading.

No, this isn't another article about Napster or Limewire and how to cheat the system. This article is about something that actually could happen to you — or at least 33 of you.

Opinions: My friend, the accused
SACKETT: There has been a lot of coverage lately about Sheriff Joe and his opinions and treatment of prisoners in Maricopa County. The opinions on this topic are quite polarized, and I don't want to beat a dead horse with another inexperienced opinion.

I think we've forgotten that it's human beings we're talking about.

The following are the words of a man on the inside, awaiting trial for a crime he has not even been convicted of.