You kill it, you eat it

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hunting is undoubtedly mankind’s oldest sport.  Because man was dependent upon this skill for food, we have long treasured it.  As civilization grew and animals became domesticated, the physical need for hunting has decreased.  In twenty-first century America, we are no longer dependent upon hunting for food, but nonetheless, hunting is still avidly practiced. There […]

By the way, the answer is ‘to be’: Pioneer Theater Company opens Hamlet

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute Big-budget Utahan Shakespeare can be hard to find north of Cedar City. Yet once again, Salt Lake’s Pioneer Theater Company is proving their worth as a respite from the constant barrage of mid-century comedy and musical theater found in the halls of Utah’s playhouses. Hamlet opened at PTC last Friday. One of Shakespeare’s most famous […]

Consider the lillies

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: 3 minutes Many Christian contemporaries recognize the growing need to honor the Earth, and some of them have even included nature in their modern practices of worship. For some non-Christian spiritualists, however, the Earth and nature play a bigger role. “If you take a copy of the Christian Bible and put it out in the wind and […]

How to winterize your life

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute “Winterizing” is a term generally only associated only with middle-aged homeowners with responsibilities, foresight and plumbing expenses. But even the most transient and delinquent of college students can benefit from a good thoughtful winterizing. 1. Cover the basics: Take care of your car and your home. Check your antifreeze, the treads of your tires and […]

Bore me to death

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute Let’s face it: this college campus is full to the brim with students who are really good at writing really badly. Now all of you subnormal scribblers can make good of your inadequacy, in Bored to Death’s Worst Opening Paragraph to a Detective Novel Contest. Bored to Death, a recent addition to HBO’s lineup, is […]

Land of talk finally returns to Utah

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute This Sunday, rather than waking with despondence and boredom in that little indie heart, awake with glee.  Land of Talk will be playing at Kilby Court on Sept. 26. Hailing from Montreal, this band represents some of the best of the impossibly good Canadian music of the last five years. Their latest effort, Cloak and […]

How to survive without anything to do at all

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: < 1 minute The wilderness is a dangerous place, but there are many ways to survive the danger finds you. Everyone whines about how hard survival is, but it’s actually very simple. With a few tips, the average person could survive in the wilderness with little to no physical exertion. These tips are for a multiple person type […]

Eldrege embraces variety

September 20, 2010

Reading Time: 2 minutes For her final season Eldredge’s Wolverine athlete husband helps her to be the very best Versatility, the ability to do multiple things and play multiple positions, has been the new sports wave of the last decade. Coaches drool over players who bring a multi-faceted skill set, or can at least develop one. For the Wolverines, […]