‘Burning cat’ Oberholtzer jumps and jives with USU jazz bands Jack Saunders The music department’s big bands – the Jazz Orchestra, directed by Dr. Jon Gudmunsen and the Jazz Ensemble All 22 Oct
LETTER: Summit leaves students out Editor, Many of you who have been logging onto the USU website as of late may have read an article All 22 Oct
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Garden State’ sells a perfect imperfection Jack Saunders Grade: B+ Regardless of its predictable, ho-hum ending, “Garden State’s” peculiar brand of generation X dramedy, sets it All 22 Oct
COLUMN: Could the country functino under either candidate? Dennis Hinkamp Elections have probably never been a subtle process, but it seems like this year everyone is using a All 22 Oct
Theater goers treated to an evening of empty ‘Holes’ Matt Wright Sometimes a book is better than a movie and sometimes a movie is better than a play. During All 22 Oct
Cache Valley offers two distinct corn mazes for Halloween Shelby Dobson Candy, pumpkins and ghosts are all part of Halloween, but don’t forget about the 10-foot-tall corn stalks that All 22 Oct
Ping Pong: LDS sponsored tournament brings different cultures together Joel Featherstone Pingpong was a hit Thursday night. At the Logan LDS Institute’s semesterly pingpong competition, around 400 spectators, pingpong All 22 Oct
Career Aggie offers student employment Doan Nguyen A new online source, Career Aggie, allows students to search for jobs or internships and arrange for on-campus All 22 Oct
‘Enginerds’ and Natural Resource students spar Hilary Ingoldsby The College of Natural Resources and the College of Engineering went head to head in the annual Quiz All 22 Oct
Housing progress: Construction on living center awaits approval Ana Antunes Ana Antunes Ana Antunes Students that pass through 700 East might have noticed that construction on the new All 22 Oct