Shallow water, deep secret
On Jan. 26 the Animal Allies Club in conjunction with the Cinema Studies Club and Peace and Justice Studies Club sponsored a READ MORE
Opinions
Out of this world performance should stay that way
As the lights began to dim in the Madsen Recital Hall on the evening of Jan. 28, the chattering of students was READ MORE
Local poet encourages artistic expression
One of Utah’s great poet’s, Joel Long, read sections of his most popular book “Winged Insects” in SC 206 on Jan. 28 READ MORE
Off the beaten path: There is more than one form of dirt-cheap lodging
When considering lodgings, hostels come to the forefront of any come to forefront of any travelers mind.While hostels can be cheap and READ MORE
Everday tedium inspires a captivating and interactive performance
We associate feet with shoes, socks, walking and even odor, but they are not generally associated with art — and yet the READ MORE
“Move” executes a not-so-generic performance
Many dance performances are so generic that when recounting the event it is difficult for audience members to recall what they’ve seen. READ MORE
International Student: Aliya Sultanova
Stereotypes exist because of differences in race, religion, beliefs and age. These stereotypes are what make many people associate Muslims with terrorism. READ MORE
Local yoga studio-breathe, bend, be…humanitarian
Moved by the recent devastation in Haiti, its increasing death toll and the widespread suffering. In an effort to aid the victims READ MORE
Events calendar
Feb. 1: – Morningstar Native American Dancers: Orem Public Library, free admission, 7 p.m. – Hilary Demske Piano Recital: Ragan Theater, 7: READ MORE
State of the student: What Obama’s speech means for us
Last Wednesday, as I was pouring myself a tall, pre-State of the Union club soda and lime, I wished that, just once, READ MORE