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By Seth R. Hawkins Microsoft may have succeeded in taking over the world, but Apple has effectively taken over my
By Chari Ingram The Utah Statesman caught up with junior English major Becca Stanford to learn a bit about her.
By Heather Griffiths Making a difference is as easy as the ABCs. The USU Storytellers Club is created to read
By C. Ann Jensen The art of tattooing isn’t something that started with sailors, taking its origins from the Maori
By Amanda Mears Former Club NVO, located at 339 N. Main Street, is under new management and has been re-named
By Greg Boyles So far no current government leader has done much to inspired me on the topic of immigration
By Jill Bowers Not many people believe in fairy tales anymore. The belief in anything magical, whether it be fairies,
By Tim Russell Just like building cities, choosing which version of a multiplatform game to buy can be fairly disorienting.
By Candice Sandness No home. No food. Many of the homeless and hurricane victims are living with this constant worry.