The Orem Owlz need you

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June 30, 2008

schedule 3 min read

Summer nights are always well spent under the glow of stadium lights. I feel lucky to have a baseball team, literally in the backyard of my attended, and now esteemed, university to cheer on during the summer. The Orem Owlz are a staple in this Utah Valley community.

The new OneCard offers new technology for a campus identification card.

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June 30, 2008

schedule 5 min read

Imagine a world where your student ID, debit card, bus pass, and starving student card donít spill onto the floor every time you open your wallet. Imagine the convenience of having all these services on just one card to prevent such an accident. “It’s brilliant,” says UVU student Richard Portwood. Another student, Kim Rasmussen, goes on to say, “It’s a smart idea.” Both these students have experienced such convenience in their lives by using the UV OneCard Plus.

Staff Infection

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June 30, 2008

schedule 1 min read

A rose by any other name will be paved over, re-zoned, and renamed.

-Jack Waters

University means changing the name of the paper to something none of us are too fond of….

-Jennie Nicholls

That we’ll be making countless mistakes for a few months, as we’re all rather used to using UVSC

-Brandon Schelin

It means that each time I mention the school, my article is three letters longer than it would have been two months ago.

UVSC becomes UVU

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June 30, 2008

schedule 3 min read

As UVSC undergoes its proverbial name change and becomes UVU, students and fans alike are curious to find out what this will mean on the field, court, pitch and track. While the uniforms will be fresh out of the box with “UVU” emblazoned across each chest, and with the new logos adorning the athlete’s warm-ups, the question remains if the product on display will be just as fresh?

Making Headlines

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June 30, 2008

schedule 1 min read

In a monumental run the Fresno State Bulldogs pulled off the impossible by winning the College World as a fourth seed, and became the highest seeded team to win a championship in any sport. A four seed in the College World series would be comparable to a 15th or 16th seeded team winning the NCAA basketball tournament.