Blue Birds flock to Sundance
The echo of cricket chirps resounded through the Sundance amphitheater, welcoming and reminding Matraca Berg, country singer and songwriter of home. Berg and her fellow songwriters, Gretchen Peters and Marshall…
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Changing perspectives through diversity
With an office filled with pieces from his and his wife’s different cultural backgrounds, Kyle Reyes, assistant to President Holland, makes it clear that his past plays a big role…
Speaker selected for 70th Commencement
As the end of the semester nears, the excitement over the coming summer, and for many, graduation, buzzes around campus. This year graduation will take place on April 29 at…
Celebration of hope
The Clothesline Project raises awareness about violence in Utah County The vibrantly colored shirts hung around the Grande Ballroom. At first glance one might think the brightness insinuated a celebration…
Cutting excuses
Rushing from class to class, delving into study groups and squeezing in a work out are part of the average college student’s daily life. While at the end of the…
New servant to the students
A ten-year-old boy, a pile of sawdust in the front yard and a four-wheeler. The result: two scars on Chris Loumeau’s leg where the four-wheeler melted his skin to the…
A sense of apathy in the candidate forum
At this school, there are over 30,000 students and on March 1, during the student government elections candidate forum, less than .1 percent of the students came to hear what…
Unfortunate Trend
The deadline to apply to run for student body government has come and gone. During a time when the campaigns begin to take off, those running are refocusing their direction,…
Shallowness is in your blood
Everyone has their type; people that possess particular traits that draw one person to another. However, some people wonder if they have control over who they are attracted and whether…
