Jared Sterzer Many times, you can tell what a movie will be like by its opening scene. “The Tuxedo” opens

Justin Berry OK, I didn’t like “Sweet Home Alabama.” But “The Tuxedo” makes “Home” look like an Oscar contender for

October 11-NR Week, Loggers breakfast, 8 to 10:30 a.m. TSC Patio $3- STAB/ASUSU Eclipse Concert. 7:30 p.m. Kent Concert Hall.

quinw@fac.usu.edu Editor, I appreciated the article on Sept. 30, titled, “The Drug of the New Millenium” in which Mark Castleman

The power of one. For every college student who thinks one vote doesn‚t really matter, he really just doesn’t even

Dennis Hinkamp You knew it was just a matter of time before men’s magazines started to mirror women’s. The other

Editor’s note: The forum is the students’ chance to ask questions of administrators about the workings of the university. This

Aaron Law The most difficult thing one faces when writing about taxes is that readers quickly grow uninterested. Taxes seem

Editor, Friday’s paper shows an artist’s illustration of the new Merrill Library. New facilities can be exciting, but we should

Editor, Over the past several weeks there have been several opinions offered on the issue of Iraq. One person wondered