Draining the swamp or clogging the drain?
With the inauguration of President-elect Trump looming, many are still uncertain of what his presidency is going to look like due to his fluid stance on many issues. To gain…
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Jesse Ruins Jesse: When life’s lemons squirt you in the eye
Editors Note: This article may contain graphic/detailed information unsuitable for some readership. I have looked over and rewrote this article 700 times; feeling like it is either not good enough…
Campus nuisance: skateboards, entitlement, and everyone else
Photo courtesy of Cherri Yoon / THE CHIMES It’s 4 p.m. on Friday. You had a long day of classes and you’re ready for the weekend. You’re driving home on 1200 West…
Don’t Vote for Trump
Staff Editorial As this circus of an election mercifully winds it’s way to a close, we as an editorial board have one thing to say to our readers: Don’t vote…
Hallway Conversations: What is consent?
Name: Nicole Hemsley Major: Accounting Year: Freshmen “Consent is if someone asks you something, you give them permission to do it. Consent is important because if a guy comes up…
A call to arms: Why voting really matters
Since August, The Review has done a number of articles to see whom students were planning on voting for, if they were keeping up with the election and whether or…
Jesse Ruins Concerts: How I snuck into Blink-182
With all the political content we’ve had lately, I felt compelled to bring some light to this week’s issue, to reduce the endless stress of this election. Over the course…
Meet Utah Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Weinholtz
It’s easy to forget that on November 8, Utahns will be casting their vote for more than just our next president. The race for Utah’s next governor is well underway,…
Is Appleism the new religion?
The crowds went wild once again as Apple showcased its latest iPhone, the iPhone 7, at an event on September 7 in San Francisco. With an improved camera, waterproof shell…
