Making the most of iLife
On Sept. 15, UVU’s Continuing Education department started its first iLife class of the season. Every Macintosh comes with a set of READ MORE
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Hip hop is not dead
On Sept. 15, the Hip Hop Club, having recently merged with the Break Dancing Club, had its first meeting. Held in one READ MORE
Want to help animals?
On Sept. 9, 1,000 pamphlets were handed out by employees of non-profit organizationVegan Outreach to UVU students. These pamphlets focus on the READ MORE
‘Equality Utah’ Should Not Support Anti-Discrimination Laws
A Salt Lake City anti-discrimination ordinance carried little or no controversy until the possibility of homosexuals being protected was proposed. Equality Utah READ MORE
The Correctionary: How to avoid word murder
This week’s word: “Conservative” The thrust of the idea of conservatism is a reluctance to change the status quo. There is always READ MORE
Who ya gonna call?
He’s not as mean as Dirty Harry but not as soft as Barney Fife, but UVU’s own Chief of Police John C. READ MORE
UVU assists in its second Habitat for Humanity home
On Thursday, Sept. 3, building construction students and Habitat for Humanity of Utah County (HFHUC) came together to break ground for the READ MORE
Acquire a knack for culinary arts
A surprise visit from the in-laws at dinnertime and your cupboard is a barren wasteland. Fortunately, you have the ability to combine READ MORE
New Noorda Theatre demonstrates that dreams do come true
“We’re going places!” exclaimed James Arrington, chair of the Theatrical Arts department, at the Sept. 11 ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Noorda Theatre. Made possible by a generous gift from Tye Noorda, the state-of-the-art facility is more than just a performance theater.
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Yes, we all have at least one “junk food” item that we love. Yes, we all say we’re going to not eat sugar for a month or that we’re not going to go over 1,500 calories a day. But let’s face it: Everyone has a sweet tooth. But satisfying such cravings does not have to be as bad as you’d think.
