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By Courtney Schoen In a community that is predominantly Christian, some Aggies have chosen to be a part of a
By Greg Boyles Despite what some students may believe, the Religious Studies Club is not in the business of converting.
By Nick Peterson Students who are not members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints at USU may
By Heather Griffiths Of freshmen students on campus, 86.8 percent choose Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints as their
By Greg Boyles Most students have seen him preaching behind the TSC to passersby, but very few at USU know
By Courtnie Packer It’s trading chips for a twinkie. Bartering is one of the oldest ways of doing business. Mike
By Jess Allen Wandering around in corn maze is fun, frustrating and even a little scary depending on the circumstances,
By Lindsay Anderson A few weeks back you will recall my article “Being single is no walk in the park.”
By C. Ann Jensen The number one complaint I hear about cooking is doing it every day. If you are