Next week, students will be mercifully freed from their classes only to be cruelly imprisoned in the library, doomed to
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Dennis Hinkamp Maybe it is the flu. Maybe it is the medication you are taking for the flu. Maybe it
Editor, Opponents of affirmative action often argue that we need to stop the “preferential treatment” of minorities, and I agree
Editor, I was pleased to finally see a political commentary in The Statesman that addressed what one party stood for,
Editor, The opinion piece written Nov. 17 placing all educational responsibility on the student disturbed me. While I agree with
The three G’s of politics have become increasingly important issues for both parties to deal with. Guns, gays and God
Roy Burton Utah State’s men’s basketball team picked up an 89-84 win against Illinois State with an impressive offensive performance
Editor, With the highest Massachusetts court’s ruling, the legality of gay marriage is hanging by a thread. Support is building
Roy Burton Utah State’s men’s basketball team sharpened its No. 2 pencils and passed its first test of the season
The idea behind the College Republican’s Affirmative Action Bake sale had merit. The method of making their point needed some