LETTER: Republicans deserve respect Editor, In response to the behavior shown to the College Republicans by the majority of the opposition on Wednesday’s rally, All 1 Mar
Native American Pow Wow aims to break down barriers Sarah West The 31st annual Native American Pow Wow, hosted by the Native American Student Council (NASC), began Friday at All 1 Mar
LETTER: Think more, talk less Editor, For all who were present near the Taggart Student Center on Feb. 18, one could grasp a sharp sense All 1 Mar
Campus and community briefs Restrictions on burning extended The Bear River Health Department is extending its “Red, Yellow and Green” wood-burning restriction program another All 1 Mar
LETTER: Article gave unfair exposure Editor, I am writing in response to the article titled, “ASUSU officers hope to come back for more.” I believe All 1 Mar
Police Blotter: news from the campus and community Feb. 20 * Police responded to the parking lot west of Snow Hall on the report of an animal problem. All 1 Mar
LETTER: Don’t pay for breaking law Editor, I just wanted to say I am getting tired of hearing the university gripe about money. (Teachers griping about All 1 Mar
‘Anybody but Bush,’ Democrats say Heidi Burton The economy and public education will be the name of the game in this election year, local Democrats All 1 Mar
COLUMN: “Be Herd” Ashley Stolworthy “Be Herd.” There are two sides to this slogan, the theme of the 2004 ASUSU elections. No USU All 1 Mar
Grant to help disabled students pay for schooling Amy Sue Heaton The Utah Assistive Technology Foundation recently received a grant for $254,196, to help disabled students. The loan All 1 Mar