COLUMN: The political profundity of bananas Briana Bowen, Columnist Every time I walk through the library, feeling so terribly clever after a neat study session, I Columns 20 Jan
REVIEW: ‘Longing for Home’ leaves you wanting more Marissa Neeley, staff writer She came to earn money to return home, but she ends up throwing a wrench in Arts & Entertainment 16 Jan
‘Why did they ever get rid of…?’ January edition Steve Schwartzman It’s a new month, new semester, same column, still unsure about the Eggo waffle. These are the times. Columns 16 Jan
COLUMN: In defense of Christie… Andy Pierucci, columnist The recent scandal that’s now being referred to as “Bridgegate” surrounding Republican governor of New Jersey Chris Columns 15 Jan
COLUMN: Stop trying to debunk science Paul Christiansen, staff writer I realize it’s human nature to want a quick and easy answer to important questions – Columns 15 Jan
COLUMN: Academic Senators Provide Needed Representation Casey Saxton, USU/SA PR director Most students forget they have student government representation within their own college. At USU, our Columns 14 Jan
COLUMN: Let’s agree to disagree Briana Bowen, Columnist The day when everyone in this fine country stops fighting, debating, and disagreeing and finally just agrees Columns 14 Jan
COLUMN: Reyes needs to restore trust in Utah AG office Andy Pierucci, columnist Welcome to Pierucci’s Politics. This is the first of many opinion pieces I will write for this Columns 11 Jan
COLUMN: Same-sex debate is waste of Utah’s $2M Paul Christiansen, columnist Earlier this week – in response to District Judge Robert J. Shelby’s decision that Amendment 3 of Columns 11 Jan
“Matched” just another dystopian love story Gillian Ponce, staff writer “Matched” by Ally Condie is another dystopian society book, a genre that seems so popular right Arts & Entertainment 9 Jan