Students should be careful with personal Web sites Jacob Fullmer Internet community users of MySpace and Facebook may need to look out for a new kind of Internet All 7 Mar
TSC food policy now more student-friendly Katie Reeves The Polynesian Student Union held a luau catered by the Pauni family, of “Extreme Makeover” fame, at the All 7 Mar
Legislature increases educ. budget Devin Felix The Utah Legislature’s decision to allocate $460 million to education in the coming year is “a huge down All 7 Mar
‘Anna in the Tropics’ may get to perform in Washington, D.C. Tom Liljegren Last fall’s USU theatre arts department production of “Anna in the Tropics” was recently honored by a national All 7 Mar
Playing for all the marbles One game. The postseason for the men and women basketball teams hinges on one game – the first. Competing in All 7 Mar
Housing supposed to be done by May Ranae Bangerter USU Living and Learning Center is still not finished, but plans for final touches and landscaping are expected All 7 Mar
Passion and energy drive Morrill’s basketball genius David Baker Stew Morrill is USU Basketball. Plain and simple. “He is the program, basically,” Don Verlin, long-time Morrill assistant, All 7 Mar
Hunsaker-Hurd Bruce and Rebecca Hunsaker of Burley announce the engagement of their daughter Heather Susan Hunsaker to Steven Kevin Hurd, son All 6 Mar
USU softball equals last season’s win total over weekend Following major losses in the past three tournaments, the women’s softball team changed the trend by posting a 4-2 record All 5 Mar
Getting the fans riled up: the Voice of the Spectrum Wes Mecham The Spectrum is a unique building. It offers the USU men’s basketball team an unbelievable home-court advantage, and All 5 Mar