USU professor discusses Buddhism and its affects on his life and career Colby Lyons Experiences as both a scholar of Buddhism and a practicing Buddhist have affected USU’s new Charles Redd chair All 6 Apr
LETTER: Gender roles cultural To the editor: When Scott Anderson’s column on women’s role came out Monday I didn’t pay it much attention until All 6 Apr
Cross’ absence leaves the running back spot open and up for grabs David Baker The Aggies thought they had it made last year when they landed Marcus Cross. Cross was supposed to All 6 Apr
Playing golf a challenge for WAC Gymnast of the Year Sammy Hislop Utah Statesman: What are your thoughts on the team qualifying for regionals this year? Jessica Parenti-Otte: I think All 6 Apr
Not a skirt-wearing sport David Baker If rugby was easy, it would be called your mom. Pretty offensive? Sure, maybe a little bit, but All 6 Apr
Great balls of fire Editor’s note: As a paper we do not encourage any readers to go out and try this. If you decide All 6 Apr
MOVIE REVIEW: Finally, some sports movies that try to be a little bit unique Casey T. Allen “Pride” Rated PG-13, Grade B+ I’ve stated before, the nonstop conveyor belt of underdog, based-on-a-true-story sports films All 6 Apr
The Pre-emptive Critics The Pre-emptive Critics ‘Grindhouse’ Creating two movies, showing them together and calling it a double feature all seems like a All 6 Apr
TV REVIEW: NBC’s ‘Raines’ brings a little crazy fun to the wornout cop show genre Aaron Peck “Raines” is a new show on NBC starring Jeff Goldblum (“Jurassic Park”), playing Detective Michael Raines, who sees All 6 Apr
MUSIC REVIEW: The ‘Traffic’ is catchy and the ‘Weather’ is fun on Fountains of Wayne’s latest Tom Liljegren It takes a band with an interesting sense of humor to name themselves after a New Jersey lawn All 6 Apr