Road Rage to Road Rash: Utah drivers need to cool down

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January 25, 2016

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In the middle of December, two drivers in Orem had an altercation. It seemed to escalate quickly, as initially one of the drivers got out and kicked the door of the other, prompting the second driver to follow the first home and box his car in, confront him and slash his cheek with a machete. […]

Self-Driving Cars: A thought or a reality?

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January 18, 2016

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Google and Apple seem to run the market in technology breakthroughs. It’s an ongoing battle where you support one or the other, and are loyal to the side that you choose. I for the record am most definitely a Mac and Apple supporter. However, I can say that Google seems to be the more innovative […]

Auld lang syne: What I learned in 2015

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January 11, 2016

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  2015 was a big year. War happened at home and abroad. Groundbreaking pieces of art and culture were made. Politics grew more turbulent, which I didn’t think was even possible. Though this end-of-year wrap-up is by no means an exhaustive list of everything that happened last year, I thought I’d share a few of […]

Close Quarters: Roommate Etiquette 101

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January 11, 2016

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Utah Valley University is now the largest university in the state of Utah with close to 35,000 students attending. With the rise in attendance to our university Utah county has encountered a small problem: housing—or in better words, the lack of housing—available to students. To solve this problem, housing structures are being built, but in […]

Death of a Salesman: the rise and fall of Trump

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January 4, 2016

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Donald Trump: a man of many faces. He owned the Miss Universe Pageant, owned a casino and properties in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, has his hotel legacy, and much more. His newest stint however, is running for the Oval Office, which surprisingly hasn’t fizzled out just yet. Donald Trump as our president… I can’t […]

Nickels, dimes, arms and legs

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December 7, 2015

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This January, I will enter my tenth year of college. Yes, you read correctly, ten years in school. So believe me when I say that I, more than anyone, hate how much school costs, and all of the associated fees. Tuition, lab fees, student fees, and that damn $400 book that is specific to the […]

How to avoid getting iced on the road this winter

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December 7, 2015

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Brace yourselves; winter driving is coming. As if Utah drivers don’t already have a horrible driving reputation, let’s throw that slippery, cold mess of snow into the mix. If you’ve ever driven in Utah during the winter months—which, let’s be honest, can range anywhere from October to April and sometimes even longer in the Beehive […]