Master’s program approved
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The Board of Trustees took the first big step in making UVSC into a bona fide university by approving the first graduate program.
Blog responds to controversial speech
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A controversial speech given by the newly appointed Relief Society president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the church’s October 2007 General Conference has shown that online forums are a new way for people to communicate about the church.
Police Beat
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Nov. 1 – Medical: A 29-year-old female was transported by ambulance to a local hospital for an unknown medical problem after she was found wandering on foot in the middle of North College Drive. Nov. 1 – Medical: An 18-year-old female was transported by ambulance after suffering what appeared to be a seizure while attending […]
Scoop08.com aims at young voters
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Looking for the latest scoop on a presidential candidate? Look no further than scoop08.com
Great American Smokeout
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Not only lung cancer, but cancer of the oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, bladder, stomach, cervix, kidney and pancreas, and acute myeloid leukemia are all linked to smoking cigarettes.
UVSC hosts women’s career conference
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A career conference focusing on women in technology will be held at UVSC on Nov. 28.
Local talent, national attention
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In a survey conducted just over a decade ago found that only 12 percent of Utah Valley citizens knew that UVSC had been providing students opportunities to receive four-year degrees for, what at that time had been over five years.
My vote counts: But counts for what?
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I went and voted. Other voters who turned out at the polls on Nov. 6 may have noticed Utah has electronic voting machines now. Within the confines of voting booths, expecting privacy and anonymity, we found the logo of “Diebold,” the emissary of Big Brother staring up at us.
Staff infection
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In response to Campus Connection’s ridiculous red flagging of the Alex Caldiero’s Humanities 2020 poster which depicts the Caravaggio painting “Cupid Triumphant,” and the Supreme Court’s repeated refusal to clearly define obscenity, profanity, pornography and/or offensive material citing community standards as the means by which to define those things, the question I have for you is this.
Younger generations know nothing of sacrifice
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Are you willing to die?