Polio: Crippling disease drops from 20,000 cases in 1950s to 10 in 1979 Jacob Moon Thanks to a vaccine developed in the 1950s, the polio virus has been practically eradicated from the western All 6 Mar
ASUSU: Public Relations VP Marcie Young Camey Hatch, a public relations major and Japanese minor, is the only person on the ballot for public All 6 Mar
Back in business Jason Turner And then there were two. After dropping its women’s basketball program 15 years ago, Utah State University will All 6 Mar
Rubella: Not seen in Utah since 1999 Melissa Dymock Rubella, also known as the German measles, is a virus on its way to being eradicated in the All 6 Mar
ASUSU: Organizations and traditions VP Marcie Young Mike Brockbrader, the single candidate for the organizations and traditions vice president, is looking for more coordination between All 6 Mar
Women’s tennis to fce n-state rival Landon Olson It’s been six weeks, but the Utah State University women’s tennis team is finally getting the opportunity to All 6 Mar
Small Pox: Last case in Somalia Oct. 1997 Joseph Dougherty The body exhibits similar effects of an oncoming cold, like malaise, maybe a high fever and head- and All 6 Mar
ASUSU: Graduate Studies VP Marcie Young Robert Franckowiak isn’t worried about his chances of being elected Graduate Senate president. He’s running solo. The position, All 6 Mar
Netters look to bounce back from BYU loss Jason Turner Bouncing back from a tough road loss is something every good sports team is able to do. Jevin All 6 Mar
Warning signs often precede suicide attempts Jill Morris Instances of suicide can be found throughout the United States and in Cache Valley. By recognizing the warning All 6 Mar