Brilliant production provokes thought and laughter
The stage was set with grimy public restrooms and calls to liberation were smeared across the walls: “Let my people pee!” they READ MORE
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UVU’s Nakayama grateful for opportunity
Four years ago, the Utah Valley women’s basketball team gained a new point guard from nearly 1,100 miles away. Utah Valley’s Asumi READ MORE
Tunnels of Orem High
Utah County in danger of a nuclear strike? Not likely, even today. But in the late 50s, the arms race infused the READ MORE
Budget cuts
As if Utah college students weren’t facing enough obstructions to their education — especially the cost of tuition, which continues to grow READ MORE
Haitian history may be factor in recent suffering
On Jan. 27 a symposium presenting the elements of the recent Haiti tragedy featured information from two university professors and an employee READ MORE
BLOG: Help for Haiti
With the recent disastrous earthquake in Haiti, relief fundraisers are occurring across the nation. This weekend, the Cybergate Cafe in Provo will READ MORE
BLOG: Local poet, educator presenting on campus
Teacher and poet Joel Long will be on campus on Thursday, Jan 28 in SC206c, to share some of his work and READ MORE
Letter to the editor
In response to Andy Sherwin’s “Palin: pining for a signing” Andy, a “gargantuan jug of salsa for the chip on your shoulder” READ MORE
Foster family values
In the reddest state in the nation, a place where “family values” abound and the nuclear family is venerated perhaps more than READ MORE
Correctionary: This week’s word–Reform
There are (among many others) four ways of thinking about a word’s usage: how it is actually used, how it is supposed READ MORE
