Julie Ann Grosshans Routine. It’s comfortable and familiar. But throw a twist into the situation and everything becomes off balance.
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Editor, I wish to illustrate why I do not support Palestine. Notice that I did not say, “why I support
Editor, Once again, students at Utah State University and other state schools are lobbying the legislature to reverse House Bill
Local logo contest open to students The North Logan Home Business Association (NLHBA) is holding a logo contest for local
Erin Anderson Earthquakes in Utah are not only caused by fault lines. Some may be a result of some heavy
Student Life, the precursor to The Utah Statesman, ran a short article titled “Things Musical.” It included information about the
Katrina Brainard The ionosphere has neutral winds? Get out! Few Utah State University students know much about the ionosphere, where
Marie MacKay Utah State University is reaching new heights, literally. A senior design team of six students is building a
Kassie Robison The last century was the era of electronics and advancements in computers. The next century will be the
January 15-AED Pre-health Orientation meeting by Susan Haddock, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. VSB, Room 130. January 16-Information session for 2003