MUSIC REVIEW: ‘Footwork’ dances in too many directions Matthias Petry Grade: C The press release for its latest CD, “Footwork,” says that Colorado-based band Chronophobic “has traditionally bounced All 5 Apr
LETTER: Evolutions doesn’t agree Editor, There was recently an article concerning a professor from Idaho State University who presented his views in favor of All 5 Apr
Unsung piece of heaven alive Providence Amber Bailey Something old turned into something new. The familiar phrase describes the Providence Inn Bed and Breakfast and Old All 5 Apr
LETTER: Demos look to failed policies Editor, I would like to thank the College Democrats for officially aligning themselves with the Pride! Alliance and the Socialist All 5 Apr
Global food and talent hit Logan Joel Featherstone A showcase of diverse cuisine and talent that stretched from the United Kingdom to Japan was hosted by All 5 Apr
COLUMN: Church and state not a winning combo Leon D’Souza I’ve tried to stay away from this morass of a debate on the separation of church and state, All 5 Apr
A Diamond in the rough Rachel R. Keoppel Feathers, seeds and human hair are not items normally found in jewelry stores next to the diamond All 5 Apr
OUR VIEW: Irony alive and well An activity on the Quad and the Taggart Student Center Patio Wednesday night was meant to raise awareness of homelessness. All 5 Apr
Hall one of 12 finalists for job at U of Tennessee Here’s story from AP: Candidate list for UT president narrowed to 12 By AMBER McDOWELLAssociated Press Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) All 5 Apr
Campus and community briefs Seat belt check offered Thursday The Bear River SAFE KIDS Coalition is now scheduling appointments for its April 8 car All 5 Apr