H20 – drink it By Janis Morris Dihydrogen Monoxide. Don’t be confused by the name of this beneficial fluid, it is H2O or simply Arts & Entertainment 19 Sep
COLUMN: Grieving for my lost love By Lindsay Anderson Where were you when the world as we know it was shattered? What were you doing? I Arts & Entertainment 19 Sep
Nightminton could be the world’s next greatest sport By Jill Bowers Thousands of fans and players in more than 30 countries are raging about the new sport – Arts & Entertainment 19 Sep
Book Review: Fantasy creatures bring story to life By Jill Bowers Everyone eventually becomes tired of the same dragons, dwarves, elves, nymphs and other mystical creatures that bombard Arts & Entertainment 19 Sep
Pre-emptive Critics Tim Russell, Mikaylie Kartchner Lakeview Terrace “Love thy neighbor.” Apparently Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction) never got the memo. In Arts & Entertainment 19 Sep
COLUMN: Mother Nature is out to kill me By Seth R. Hawkins Mother Nature has PMS. That, or she hates me. Either way it doesn’t bode well for Arts & Entertainment 17 Sep
Come take a walk on the wild side By Jill Bowers Not many people know there is zoo located in Logan. It’s a small zoo, but there’s still Arts & Entertainment 17 Sep
The great outdoors By Kandice Crompton It is a commonly accepted fact that college students are cheap and most students jump on the Arts & Entertainment 17 Sep
Having a flippin’ good time By Karlie Brand Front and back flips thirty feet in the air with combinations of tucks, pikes and twists. Although Arts & Entertainment 15 Sep
What’s on your iPod? The Statesman caught up with junior theater arts major Cade Dellis to see what tunes he was listening to. Take Arts & Entertainment 12 Sep