Heaps doubles up, others step up in conference play

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October 7, 2011

schedule 3 min read

Head coach Sam Atoa didn’t want his team to take a step back against conference competition.   Instead, the Wolverines have taken a leap forward, easily winning their first two Great West Conference matches behind a rejuvenated Chelsey Heaps. The senior outside hitter combined for 22 kills and 27 digs in wins over North Dakota […]

Provo Center Street: historic food and fun

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October 3, 2011

schedule 4 min read

If you’ve spent any significant amount of time in Utah Valley, you’ve probably expended at least an hour or two on Center Street in Provo. What started as a small business district in the heart of Utah’s third largest city has now become a cultural center for Utah Valley residents.   The recent construction on […]

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Higher education for women in utah

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October 3, 2011

schedule 3 min read

  A study about why women in Utah aren’t continuing their education and the long term benefits they could miss.   Nurse, chef, teacher, mother, wife and friend are just some of the hats that women wear today. Findings from the Utah Women in Education Project suggest that adding a graduation cap to the list […]

This fall, fashion risks are in

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October 3, 2011

schedule 2 min read

Whether it’s that favorite plushy scarf, oxford wedges or that perfect blazer, selecting a wardrobe is an intimate process. Clothing choices speak volumes about who we are. And in a way project our personalities, sometimes with a megaphone, to the whole world.   Our clothing can say what we sometimes shy away from. Whether we […]

The unbearable blackness of being

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October 3, 2011

schedule 7 min read

One student’s musings on the conversation of race in Utah Recently I was involved in a discussion about experiences of racism among some friends on campus. A white girl interrupted the minorities who were speaking and said, “I’m so sick of you guys complaining. Racism would probably go away if you just didn’t talk about […]

More accessories are more fashionable

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October 3, 2011

schedule 3 min read

Fall is right around the corner and with the season comes fashion and all of the accessories it has to offer.  Here are a few suggestions on what looks best, what doesn’t and go-to items for this fall.   One can always use jewelry to add some flavor to any outfit.  Whether it’s a necklace, […]

Payson cornfields grow UVU spirit

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September 30, 2011

schedule 2 min read

Ten miles south of campus is a display of school pride that can only be appreciated by getting lost within it. Located in Payson, a corn maze in the shape of the UVU Wolverine lies in the middle of local farmer Guy Larsen’s cornfields.   The Wolverine corn maze was constructed as a fundraiser for […]

First stop on Highway 89: Utah Premiere Brass

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September 29, 2011

schedule 4 min read

A 35-piece British-style brass band sat in a spacious blue-lit broadcasting studio, playing with gleaming traditional brass instruments. With skilled precision, the band performed music that ranged from the softly melodious to the spirited and traditional, as well as bringing in some powerfully epic climaxes.   Highway 89, a new radio program featuring live broadcasts, […]

Fag Fury

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September 29, 2011

schedule 5 min read

Why silence on our campus about homophobic violence is disquieting Sorry if I shock somebody: certain kinds of silence are violent, and there are a lot of quiet students on this campus committing a form of violence.   Recently, there were at least two attacks – one in Salt Lake City and one in American […]