Professor hopes to bring education to native land By NOELLE JOHANSEN Spanish professor Ana De la Cruz may stand only 5-feet, 5-inches tall, but she has skyscraper dreams. Lifestyles 10 Dec
A home filled with art By STOREE POWELL The Thatcher-Young Mansion in downtown Logan has had many roles in the community since it was built Lifestyles 10 Dec
Snowboarding talent can get recognized Chelsee Niebergall It started with a student noticing that Utah State has a large number of snowboarders. Soon after, the Lifestyles 10 Dec
REVIEW: A classic returns to form Nathan Christensen The “Donkey Kong Country” series is one of the most beloved franchises in videogame history. With fun and Lifestyles 10 Dec
COLUMN: Add a little citrus to this year’s Christmas By JENELLE CLARK Despite what you may think, cookies aren’t the only thing in season this month. Oranges are at Lifestyles 8 Dec
COLUMN: Dead week begins with a dead feeling By STEVE SCHWARTZMAN It’s Monday, 7:30 a.m. Had my cell phone alarm not been the “Reading Rainbow” theme song I’m Lifestyles 8 Dec
Time of Terror Information gathered by RONALD WALLACE The semester is coming to an end, and that means the dreaded finals are here. Lifestyles 8 Dec
USU chapter dedicated to America’s youth By KASEY VAN DYKE As a national organization, CYA is a “nonpartisan group dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility at the Lifestyles 8 Dec
Enjoying the holidays gluten free By TESSA KARRINGTON Imagine a Christmas without soft sugar cookies, grandma’s fruit cakes or homemade lemon bars, and a Thanksgiving Lifestyles 8 Dec
Cache Valley family grateful despite tragic loss By TAM ROUNDS The Wentz family has suffered some major setbacks over the years, yet as they contemplate the upcoming Lifestyles 6 Dec