Michael Sharp The Salt Lake City skyline is very familiar to me. A few office buildings and hotels jut out
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Rachel R. Keoppel College can be a maze of test; group projects and homework, with one shining light at the
Amber Bailey Dinosaurs, princesses, mummies and clowns were all there. Chi Omega’s fourth annual Halloween Carnival was held Friday night
Joshua Terry Saving the world one gas station at a time With the help of Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, the
Kassie Robison Canadian musician Jory Nash played at Chapter Two Books on Saturday. Nash was invited to play by Blair
Rachel R. Keoppel Knock-knock, trick-or-treat! The knocking part of that sentence may soon become a thing of the past. Parents
avsickle@cc.usu.edu The Statesman didn’t do its homework. In the Nov. 5 “Our View,” the Statesman stated that a student spouse
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jasonbrad@cc.usu.edu This is in defense of an honorable man of integrity, honesty, virtue, and devotion. Independent of your beliefs, a
Editor, I believe in the importance of considering text and speech in its context. This is why I was appalled