Waking up from Zion
Joshua Wartena, Opinions Writer, joshua.wartena@gmail.com I followed the barefoot boy down the dirt road. He was pulling a wooden cart with READ MORE
4 ways to survive to seniorhood
I have one semester of classes left; seeing the light at the end of the tunnel is wonderful. Starting college is a READ MORE
The grueling, slow lumber of the 2016 presidential races have begun.
The 2016 presidential races have begun. So starts the grueling, slow lumber that leaves one contestant limping across finish line. I understand READ MORE
The rebirth of the pagan club
The newest club on campus, the pagan club, is seeking to provide students in a religious minority a safe place. In a READ MORE
Maryville: rape, blame, justice and teens
A 14-year-old girl was drugged and raped. This is the story of Maryville, Mo. sweeping the country. Protests have been held, the READ MORE
Remember the true meaning of … Halloween
Halloween, the witching hour, all-hallows’ eve, whatever you choose to call it, one of Utah’s most popular holiday’s in upon us again. READ MORE
Review of World War Z
As a stand-alone zombie movie, World War Z gets a B. As a book adaptation, it gets an F. If you’re a READ MORE
Gun control: a rational look
I’ve been a victim of gun violence. Three years ago, I was put in a headlock by a drunk man who threatened READ MORE
I was not impressed with the first SLC Comic Con
Salt Lake City was a busy place to be last weekend. Between the football games, fair and various events, parking was slammed, READ MORE
An open letter to Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad
President Bashar al-Assad, I wish to congratulate you on your recent publicity here in the United States. Sure, last week was slower READ MORE