Bring us your tired, your poor, so long as they are documented
Like death, taxes, and an unfortunate new “Saw” movie, every year sees a new entry in the Racism Disguised as Fiscal Conservative READ MORE
Things we’ll be missing after the budget cuts
Much rabble regarding the proposed higher education budget cuts has been roused. Up to five percent of the education budget could be READ MORE
Big checks for big building
I’ve heard there are some pretty big checks hanging on the wall of President Holland’s office, and now having seen the checks READ MORE
State of the student: What Obama’s speech means for us
Last Wednesday, as I was pouring myself a tall, pre-State of the Union club soda and lime, I wished that, just once, READ MORE
Budget cuts
As if Utah college students weren’t facing enough obstructions to their education — especially the cost of tuition, which continues to grow READ MORE
Musical numbers
Last week, “How I Met Your Mother,” a painfully — almost dangerously — overlooked TV show and the single-handed keeper of the READ MORE
Bookstore blues
Walking through the west entrance to the bookstore with its new pseudo renovations is like wandering through a wasteland of a post-apocalyptic READ MORE
Palin: pining for a signing
I have never drunk a curdled glass of half-and-half. Neither have I read Sarah Palin’s new book, Going Rogue. I’m definitely sure READ MORE
Trading down
Former Lieutenant Governor Gary Herbert, now Governor Gary Herbert, (due to the resignation of former Governor, current Chinese Ambassador, and all-around awesome dude Jon Huntsman) was supposed to attend a panel discussion on our campus last Friday in lieu of Senator Orrin Hatch, who had been requested to deliver a eulogy for Ted Kennedy and who expressed regret at having to bow out at the last minute.
Righteous fury: Why we need Inglourious Basterds
Warning: this article contains fairly widely-known spoilers about the ending of Inglourious Basterds.