News
Tougher
NCAA rules force USU athletes to hit the books hard
06/06/02
In 1983 the NCAA passed
Proposition 48. This mandated student-athletes to reach certain academic
eligibility requirements in order to compete for Division I colleges.
/ By Julie Ann Grosshans
Features
DARK SKY: Logan
and the canyons at night. / Photo by Ted Pease
Valley
volunteer program helps improve literacy
06/27/02
Founded in Cache Valley
in 1987 by VISTA (Volunteers In Service to America) volunteer Cindy
Yurth, Bridgerland Literacy started with only a handful of volunteers
working out of a cardboard box in the Richmond, Utah library. /
By Samantha Nicholas
They
don't throw punches like their namesake, but they sure send freshman
stress packing: Meet USU's very own A-Team
06/21/02
The gold chains can't be
found. Mr. T and the crew have disappeared. The A-team may just be
a fond childhood memory to generation-Xers, but to Utah State University
students, the A-Team saved them from freshman stress. / By Erika
Doty
Rocky
road ahead for USU elementary teacher
06/17/02
Jennifer Shaw's alarm sounds
at 5 a.m. She creeps out of her bed tip-toeing out to the front room,
as to not awake her roommate, and sits in front of a brightly painted
purple, blue and yellow painted dresser where she puts on her make-up
and curls her blonde shoulder length hair. she's not headed to Utah
State University for an early morning class although she is a college
senior. She's on her way to elementary school. / By Hilary Ingoldsby
Sports
Tiger
Woods preps local golfer for company tourney?
06/06/02
"Golf is in the air, everywhere
I look around," sang some illustrious singer. And I couldn't agree
more. Ah, Spring! The weather clears, the birds come back and golf
is in full swing. / By Matt Eichner
Lifestyles
Just
a normal teenager with an invisible disability: A struggling high
schooler's story
06/27/02
Emily, 18, looks like any
other high school senior ready to move on to college. Except that
she has to prop her elbow on her dresser to prevent her arm from shaking
while she does her makeup. / By Anna Brunson
From
Communism to Mormonism to motherhood, it's been a heck of a ride for
Magda Wojinska Stone
06/21/02
It's a long way from Lodz,
Poland to Logan, Utah. But when Magda Eva Wojinska made the trip,
she came even farther than the physical distance. / By Anna Brunson
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