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“Who is Alex Caldiero?” I’m asked. A better question might be, “How do you explain who is Alex Caldiero?” “The human element. READ MORE
“Who is Alex Caldiero?” I’m asked. A better question might be, “How do you explain who is Alex Caldiero?” “The human element. READ MORE
Andrew and Josh’s film chronicles the rise and fall of the CleanFlicks empire. But it’s a real shame CleanFlicks is not around READ MORE
Because your only source for wholesome entertainment came from Clean Flicks, Feature Films for Families can easily fill that void. Each mediocre READ MORE
A documentary on the dirty works of clean flicks Those who have been in Utah valley for the past decade or so READ MORE
Starting college can be a scary adventure. Some new students find it exciting; however, if you are like me, you may have READ MORE
Editor’s pick of the week For a romantic experience, check out the Full Moon Lift Ride at Sundance Resort. The event will READ MORE
10. You know Hollister clothing was cool in high school and frosted tips still look stupid.
9. Seniors have realized that you can call your teacher Bill and not Professor.
8. You know the location of every hot tub in Orem / Provo, closing times, how to get into the closed ones and you effectively hop all of them every night.
It’s okay to admit it. A cappella is pretty damn cool. Take 6 is one of America’s most famous modern a cappella groups, incorporating jazz, R&B, soul, pop and gospel into their extensive repertoire. If that’s not enough guilty pleasure for you, consider that they’re basically a boy band. Imagine Boyz II Men without instruments and with a stronger Christian influence. Sold yet? Now you can see Take 6 live in the SCERA’s last outdoor concert of the season.
From the “Once upon a time…” beginnings of childhood to the “… and that’s when she broke up with me,” endings that are all too familiar to college students, nothing engages the imagination like a good story. We can’t avoid them – stories are the basis for everything from movies to job applications. And Orem is home to the nation’s second largest storytelling event, the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival.
I collected baseball cards, but I had to use them to start a fire when I was trapped in the wilderness.
– Kyle Jellings, Managing editor