Police Blotter Friday, Oct. 1, 2004 * USU Police responded to the Experimental Farm on a report of several juveniles climbing over All 11 Oct
USU helps with award-winning fair Amy Sue Heaton Students at Edith Bowen Laboratory School listened Thursday evening as Utah State University students dressed as pirates All 11 Oct
Lecture explains ‘Da Vinci Code’ Katie Ashton A history-based discussion on the fact and fiction of Dan Brown’s novel, “The Da Vinci Code” drew more All 11 Oct
KUTV draws student spirit Brooke Nelson Early Friday morning, students and faculty members had the chance to showcase many of Utah State University’s achievements All 11 Oct
Social security breach on USU campus Hilary Ingoldsby The social security numbers of 16 Utah State University faculty and staff members were mistakenly made accessible on All 11 Oct
Baseball community college sweeps series Viviana Ramirez The day ended in defeat and disappointment as the Utah State softball team came up against Salt Lake All 11 Oct
Cernianska leads volleyball team past Cal Poly to first conference win Andrea Edmunds The Utah State volleyball team was able to hold on during a close fourth game against the Cal All 11 Oct
Homecoming no cure for woeful Ag football Kevin Austin Jamario Thomas rushed for a North Texas school-record 272 yards on 38 attempts Saturday as they beat Utah All 11 Oct
Aggie hockey win in Provo Bryan Hinton After trailing by three, the Utah State hockey club scored six unanswered goals to beat the Provo IceCats All 11 Oct
Jesus May Have Been a Communist beaz@cc.usu.edu I recently read a column proclaiming that John Kerry’s policies were similar to those endorsed by the Communist Party. All 9 Oct