Column: This Side of The Fence; There is still hope for GRAMA Mikaylie Kartchner So the Government Records Management Act, or GRAMA, revisions bills have been having some trouble in the Legislature. All 1 Mar
Utah’s open records law ‘under siege’ The future of Utah’s open records is in jeopardy, officials say. In just two days, legislators will make their final All 1 Mar
Column: The Way I See It; Best option for dealing with ‘Real Life’ is denial Chrissy Johnson Today, I’ve decided to play the self-help-shrink-guru-thing. This week’s topic: keeping Real Life from completely driving you crazy. All 1 Mar
Possibilities galore: More than 150 employers scheduled for Caree Fair With representatives from more than 150 national businesses on campus Today, students shouldn’t have trouble finding career opportunities in fields All 1 Mar
Column: ASUSU View; Voting is fast, easy and convenient Holly Scott The candidates are ready, the time has arrived and now “We want you” to vote in the 2006 All 1 Mar
Women’s Center remembers its determined past By coordinating events throughout March to honor national Women’s History Month, the Women’s Center is helping to celebrate USU’s own All 1 Mar
Trying to forget Nevada Stew Morrill walked into practice Monday and threw the Nevada game tape onto the ground, shattering it into hundreds of All 1 Mar
ASUSU votes to move Statesman for computer lab expansion project Liz Lawyer The Utah Statesman will likely be moving from its office in the first-floor hallway of the Taggart Student All 1 Mar
Do-it-all Durrall Durrall Peterson is not in Kansas anymore, but unlike Dorothy, he likes where he’s at. Born in Raleigh, N.C., the All 1 Mar
USU frisbee coach biking for a cure Diana Maxfield In 2002, Harold Ikerd took up fixed-gear bike riding as a way to make commuting into a slight All 1 Mar