Tradition continues with third annual Fall Ball
It was a night of delicacies and dancing at the third annual Presidential Fall Ball. On Tuesday, Nov. 15, 150 guests mingled and sampled a rich assortment of chocolates and…
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‘Touchstones,’ ‘Warp & Weave’ and ‘Essais’ set for release
They are publications by students, of students and for students. Every semester, the English department publishes three publications that showcase the artistic and literary talent of students. While the three…
Have lunch from around the world without stepping off campus
International Food Extravaganza By Kelly Cannon Life Editor It was an extravaganza of the senses, combining the sights, smells, sounds and tastes from around the world. As part of…
Backpacks & Purses: pick one and commit
Ladies, please listen to me. This is for your own good. There is an outbreak of idiotic excess permeating throughout our sex, an epidemic dripping with stereotypical commentary on…
Aaron Eddy’s “The Art of Flight” premiers
Aaron Eddy could be considered one of the luckiest people in this economy. He has found a way to get paid by combining two of his favorite things: snowboarding and…
“What’s in a name?” Apparently a lot
So you made it through Monday. Now what? Procrastination has a way of gripping any college student…so give in to it. Take a trip on a tangent with us, and…
On the road with Charley Jenkins
An inside look at a potential music industry internship It’s almost 10:45 a.m. as I wait outside the Home Depot in Lindon, Utah. This is our meeting place. Today,…
UVU ranks low in sexual health resources
Things weren’t too good to begin with, but it looks like they have gotten even worse. According to the annual Trojan Sexual Health Report, UVU dropped five places from 113…
Carmina Burana: A performance of love, renewal and the wheel of fate
In perhaps one of the most beautiful experiences ever orchestrated by the UVU fine arts department, 300 chorus members, ballet dancers and musicians crowded on the stage of the Covey…
Art department collaborates in producing ‘Carmina Burana’
The biggest undertaking the fine arts department has ever attempted is being spearheaded by a professor who’s only been on campus two years. Last year, Dr. Reed Criddle, Director…
Forgo the candy and horror films and celebrate a non-traditional Halloween
After gorging on candy intended for trick-or-treaters and watching various slasher movies, a boredom slump may set in. Don’t be alarmed. This is normal after exhausting all the traditional methods…
Last-minute costumes
It’s bound to happen. An invitation to a costume party arrives at the last minute and you’re left scrambling to throw together something reminiscent of a costume. The days…
“Frozen” unsettles audience members
Tackling sensitive subject matter such as kidnapping, child molestation and serial killing, Chelsea S. Smith chose to direct the play “Frozen” for her Senior Platform Project. Written by Bryony Lavery,…
Othello captures the devastation of tragic love
In a time of war when ordinary men’s lives can end in a torrent of bullets, it is the green-eyed monster of jealousy and mistrust that is often the fateful…
Banned Book Week: fighting against censorship
Imagine walking down the street and encountering a rally. People are holding signs and echoing the slogans shouted from an unseen blow horn. Everyone is gathered around a giant bonfire…
