by Faith Heaton Jolley | Nov 12, 2012 | News
Meet Sam Oteo. A visionary man with a small beginning. The Tortilla Bar in south Orem is the bi-product of his hard work and a piece of his dream with an amazing back story. Oteo was born in Mexico, but moved with his family shortly after to California. He had a visa,...
by Faith Heaton Jolley | Nov 4, 2012 | Opinions
An article was written a few weeks ago that stirred the masses of feminists and equal-rights activists alike. “The emascualation of men” was written in an attempt to thwart the tipping scale of inequality between men and women. In summary, the author was...
by Faith Heaton Jolley | Oct 22, 2012 | Opinions
I was shocked and greatly saddened when I learned about the recent Lance Armstrong scandal. The great athlete, American hero and cancer survivor idolized by thousands is a cheater. But my sorrow turned just as fast into anger at what our society is becoming: an...
by Faith Heaton Jolley | Oct 8, 2012 | Opinions
This past week, a local high school had a controversy involving their homecoming dance and a dress code. Long story short, around 20 girls were sent home from the dance because their dresses were “too short” according to the dress code. However, the controversy came...
by Faith Heaton Jolley | Sep 24, 2012 | Opinions
Divorce attorneys reported that social media has skyrocketed as a leading factor of marital problems over the last few years. In fact, recent studies have shown that one-third of divorces in 2011 were “caused or influenced” by Facebook. But, after doing...
