Taylor Swift’s Red

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October 31, 2012

schedule 2 min read

Pushing the envelope. Defining yourself. Expressing emotions. Growing up. That’s what music is about, and that’s what Taylor Swift does in her newly released album, Red. Unlike her previous albums where she straddled the line between pop country and pop, Swift deviates strongly from her usual style, flirting with a more indie modern sound. With […]

Sex Education for ill prepared parents

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October 29, 2012

schedule 3 min read

Recently, Gov. Herbert discussed maintaining the current sex education laws in Utah requiring schools to teach sex ed and abstinence but not about STDs or contraceptives. Many UVU students and faculty brought up a different angle on the subject of sex education: Why isn’t there a focus on sex education for parents? Many people believe […]

Statistics professor and choreographer

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October 29, 2012

schedule 2 min read

Statistics and methodology professor Barton Poulson is a successful example of how to connect two seemingly opposite career fields – modern dance and data science. Poulson was introduced to the modern dance community through his wife, Jacque Bell, who is a modern dance choreographer. They would go to many performances and compare their views on […]

The Attraction

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October 23, 2012

schedule 3 min read

Attraction is an interesting thing. I have noticed that many base their attraction on a first love, a first kiss or a first crush. Another determining factor when it comes to attraction is culture. When I went to Snow College there was a house where a bunch of guys from Hong Kong and Macau lived. […]

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