Ideally, April should be a blissful time. The end of a semester, the beginning of summer, flowers and bunnies all lighten the season. But there is one thing that, for many people, makes April a dreaded month: taxes.
The time of the semester has come when everyone becomes overwhelmed by assignments they’ve procrastinated until now, heavily weighted projects, and final exams. What better way to take a break from reality than catch Jimmy Eat World playing in our own McKay Events Center?
What does the burning of an effigy and throwing colors into the air equate to? The festival of colors held at the Krishna temple in Spanish Fork, of course.
Whenever watching an old movie with friends or family, the phrase “They don’t make ’em like they used to” can usually be heard. Well, sometimes they do make ’em like they used to.
While watching movies made for children, sometimes you need to take a deep breath, sit back, and remind yourself what audience the movie was made for.
An event featuring one-of-a-kind art, hip fashion boutiques, fresh music, gourmet food, and … Provo?
You walk by a man or woman and are immediately drawn to their sense of style: the trim fit of their mackintosh, the subtle sight of cuff emerging from the sleeve, how their trousers fit perfectly into their spring wellies.
Every once in while, a horror movie comes along that looks like it might actually be a good one. Often times, this hope is false.
As the crowd began to chant the final few lines of The Starting Line’s classic song, “The Best of Me,” the band left their instruments on stage and waved goodbye, serenaded by their own lyrics as they departed from the stage of In The Venue on March 29.
Racist minutemen and KKK members were nowhere to be seen when Dr. Juan Hernandez visited UVU recently. He is the kind of American I wish we could all aspire to be like — a new and improved American, if you will. He not only defends immigrants but also speaks freely of amnesty for illegal immigrants.