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July 30, 2003

• News Releases
  • BEAR SAFETY 101
  • SCAMS HITTING RURAL AREAS
  • GENEROUS GRANT AWARDED TO THE EARLY INTERVENTION RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • PUBLIC LECTURES OFFERED AT EVANS BIOGRAPHY WORKSHOP AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • YOUTH CONSERVATORY HOLDS REGISTRATION AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • AUTISM SUMMER PRESCHOOL PROGRAM COMES TO LOGAN
  • UTAH STATE EXTENSION'S BAGLEY WINS FARM BUREAU AWARD
• Utah State in the News
  • UTAH-IDAHO TEAM PRODUCES THIRD CLONED MULE SINCE MAY 4
  • 3RD CLONED MULE BORN AS PART OF PROJECT IDAHO
  • UTAH TEEN CROWNED U.S. RODEO QUEEN
  • COUNTY LINES: N. LOGAN COWGIRL CROWNED QUEEN
  • KSL NEWSCAST: SECOND MULE CLONED BY USU AND UofI RESEARCHERS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: BOB HOPE REMEMBERED
  • UTAH FEARS LOSING VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS: BUDGET SHORTFALL AT AMERICORPS CAUSING CONCERN
  • AT COLLEGE RNC, THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT
  • U. LIBRARY IN NEED OF MODERN REBINDING: STRUCTURAL PROBLEMS ARE WEAKENING 1969 BUILDING
  • IT'S UTAH SPIDER SEASON: PROVO WOMAN BITTEN; THE CRITTERS OFTEN GET BAD RAP
  • THIS IS THE SPACE: USU'S UTAH HOUSE IS FINALLY FINISHED AND READY FOR TOURS
  • UTAH HOUSE TO OPEN
  • PARADING PAST: HORSES AND HERITAGE IN WELLSVILLE
  • UTAH HOUSE: THIS ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY ABODE BUILT TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC
  • LIMITS TO FREE TRADE MODELLING
  • DROUGHT TOLL COULD HIT $1 BILLION: FIRE DANGER HIGH, LAKE IS RECEDING, LAWNS ARE WILTING
  • CLEAR AREA AROUND HOME TO EASE WILDFIRE THREAT: CUT TALL GRASS, TRIM TREES AND MAINTAIN FUEL BREAK
  • RED BUTTE OFFERS A LOOK AT UTAH'S BEAUTY
  • REPORT URGES EVOLUTION FOR STATE BUDGETS
  • ONE MORE TIME BOYS: FOREVER PLAID STAGES ENCORE
  • SWASHBUCKLING SEASON: THE LYRIC COMPANY OPENS THE SUMMER CHILDREN'S THEATER PRODUCTION
  • SUMMER'S COOL CLASSICS
  • MEET A SHOSHONE INDIAN WARRIOR AND LIVE TO TELL ABOUT IT: THIS WEEKEND: THE 32ND ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE AMERICAN WEST
  • THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENCE: IN BRIEF
  • UTAH ST. WANTS TO IMPROVE ON PREDICTION
  • CONFERENCE GIVES AGGIES CHANCE FOR RESPECT
  • 4-H SEWING CAMP ENLIVENS DYING HOBBY: MORGAN YOUTH LEARN BASICS
  • STUDENT NEWS
  • SHERIFF DEFENDS QUICK ARREST OF BRYANT FORMER DARE OFFICER NOW IN THE HOT SEAT
  • NON-BCS 'ANTS' PLAN ACTION
  • RIGHT GUY FOR THE JOB; WEATHERBIE 'BLESSED' TO BE COACH AT ULM

July 25, 2003

• Feature What’s Hot for Summer Reading
• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE BLUE LIGHT HONORS OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS
  • HOW CAN WE AVOID THE BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOPPING "BRAND-NAME BLUES?"
• Utah State in the News
  • STUDY PEGGING BILLIONS IN US DIVORCE COSTS SPURS MARRIAGE ACTIVISTS
  • WESTERN STATES URGED TO DIVERSIFY TAX BASES
  • 2 USU PROFESSORS TO EDIT JOURNAL
  • BCS 'HAVE-NOTS' UNITE
  • DREADFUL? AGS' DENNEHY ENJOYS LEAGUE MEETINGS
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: NEPHI VETERINARY LAB
• Athletics Big West Conference Adopts New Basketball Tournament Format
• Highlights
  • Your Neighbor's Divorce is Costing You Money
  • Utah State Extension in Iron County: 4-H Works with Teachers in the Classroom
  • Lynn Dudley is Association's President Elect
• Announcements
  • Holiday Schedule — Honoring the Pioneers
  • Hear Award-Winning Pianists and Support Scholarships
  • Aggie Blue Pride Light Honors Outstanding Achievements

July 23, 2003

• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING HIRES ASSOCIATE DEAN
  • BOOK EXAMINES NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITIONS
  • FIGHTING ANIMAL DISEASE AT THE NEW CENTRAL UTAH LABORATORY
  • ALL ABOARD FOR THE OLRC'S 2003 SEASON FINAL STOP
  • ALUMNI BAND OFFERS SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR LAST CONCERT OF THE SEASON
  • WHY DOES THE BIRCH TREE WEEP? MAYBE IT'S OUR CLIMATE
  • AG PROF NAMED TO POSITION WITH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
  • FIREWISE LANDSCAPING
  • HEAR AWARD-WINNING PIANISTS AND SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS
  • THE PLAIDS MAY NOT BE AT THE CAINE LYRIC FOREVER, BUT AN ENCORE PERFORMANCE GIVES THEM ONE MORE NIGHT
• Utah State in the News
  • OVERWEIGHT ELDERLY WOMEN ARE MORE LIKELY THAN THOSE WHO STAY TRIM TO BE STRICKEN BY ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
  • USU OFFERS CONSERVATION GRAD PROGRAM
  • 50 YEARS AGO: AGGIES ANTICIPATE NEW PRESIDENT
  • HAPPY 100TH; CROWD ENJOYS DAYTON'S BIG PARTY FOR THE CENTENNIAL OF FLIGHT
  • USU ENGLISH DEPT. TO EDIT TECH JOURNAL
  • BIRDS OF A FEATHER: 'SUNBIRDS,' THAT IS, AND THEY'RE ENJOYING ANOTHER ACTIVITY-FILLED SUMMER IN LOGAN
  • USU ISN'T COUNTING ON INVITATION TO JOIN WAC
  • 2 BILLS FOR UTAH WATER PROJECTS ENDORSED
  • SLAIN OFFICER'S SON WILL FOLLOW HIS DAD'S FOOTSTEPS
  • GARDEN VARIETY: PRETTY PLANTS KEEP YOUR YARD HUMMING WITH HUMMINGBIRDS
  • EDUCATION BOARD PRESIDENT RESIGNS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: SON OF SLAIN ROOSEVELT POLICE CHIEF TO BECOME POLICE OFFICER
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: FOOD SAFETY TIPS
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: SON OF SLAIN ROOSEVELT POLICE CHIEF TO BECOME POLICE OFFICER
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: SON OF SLAIN ROOSEVELT POLICE CHIEF TO BECOME POLICE OFFICER
  • BENNETT SEEKS $60M FOR UTAH PROJECTS
  • SCIENTISTS SAY UTAH IS GETTING HOTTER
  • COUNTY LINES: CACHE COUNTY: USU HOSTS KOREAN WAR SYMPOSIUM
  • COLLECTION OF HOT CARS CREATES COOL CASH FOR LOCAL STUDENTS
  • BOSTON PLAYER HAS UTAH ROOTS: DAHME BECOMES THE GROUP'S FIRST FEMALE MEMBER
  • A 'SECRET' GARDEN: SALT LAKE'S GARDEN PARK WARD IS SURROUNDED BY AN OASIS OF GREENERY
  • GOVERNMENT PAYS FOR DIVORCE: USU RESEARCHER FINDS SPLITTING UP EXPENSIVE FOR TAXPAYERS, TOO
  • GOOD BUSINESS SENSE: LOCAL STUDENTS WIN MANY NATIONAL AWARDS
  • FROM THE EDITOR
  • 'SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE'
  • WALL-TO-WALL LAUGHS
  • SWASHBUCKLING SEASON: THE LYRIC COMPANY OPENS SUMMER CHILDREN’S THEATER PRODUCTION

July 18, 2003

• Feature 18-Year Study Links Obesity to Alzheimer’s Disease
• News Releases
  • YOUR NEIGHBOR'S DIVORCE IS COSTING YOU MONEY
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW CAN WE KEEP DEBT FROM HURTING OUR MARRIAGE?
  • MEDIA ADVISORY: SIZZLING FUTURE PREDICTED FOR INTERMOUNTAIN WEST
  • SIZZLING FUTURE PREDICTED FOR INTERMOUNTAIN WEST
  • VERNAL NATIVE RETIRES FROM UTAH STATE AFTER PRESTIGIOUS CAREER IN ENGINEERING AND SPACE
• Utah State in the News
  • COMBINED AND INTEGRATED: DOCTORAL TRAINING PROGRAMS THAT BLEND SCHOOL, COUNSELING AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY FIND THEIR VOICE
  • DIVORCE EXACTS STIFF TOLL ON U.S.
  • PIONEERS IN THE FIELD: USU ANTHROPOLOGY STUDENTS COMPLETE EXPEDITION TO STUDY EARLY WESTERNERS
  • SYMPOSIUM MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF WAR
  • NEW USU ARCHAEOLOGIST SEEKS TIPS ABOUT SITES
  • WSU NURSING PROGRAM GETS GRANT: NEW INSTRUCTORS, LONG DISTANCE PROGRAMS STRENGTHEN NUMBERS
  • FITNESS EXERFILE: PAINLESS PEDALING
  • PARENTS WILL SEE REFUND CHECKS
  • GUIDED TOURS DOWN THE BEAR RIVER
  • GENTLE CANOE RIDE SHOWS OFF WILDLIFE AND FARMS
  • BEING OVERWEIGHT ADDS TO ALZHEIMER'S RISK, STUDY REPORTS. LINK IS FOUND ONLY FOR WOMEN; NOT ENOUGH ELDERLY MEN TO ASSESS
  • ON THE WINGS OF THE WRIGHT BROTHERS; DAYTON'S AVIATION HISTORY TAKES FLIGHT
• Athletics Virginia Jennings Attends NCAA Leadership Conference
• Highlights
  • Utah State Extension in San Juan County: Coping with Drought
  • Christine Hult Feels Giving Back Is Important
• Announcements
  • State Renews Funding for Waste Recycling
  • OLRC Presents the Annual Family Production in Swashbuckling Form
  • Korean War Topic of Symposium

July 16, 2003

• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY'S DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH SELECTED AS NEW INSTITUTIONAL HOME FOR PREMIER JOURNAL IN TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION
  • 18-YEAR STUDY LINKS OBESITY TO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
  • UTAH STATE'S SUMMER BIOTECH ACADEMY WELCOMES STUDENTS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY
  • ALUMNI BAND CONCERT OFFERS MUSICAL VARIETY
  • OLRC PRESENTS THE ANNUAL FAMILY PRODUCTION IN SWASHBUCKLING FORM
  • UTAH HOUSE OPEN HOUSE AND WORKSHOPS
  • SUMMER PLANTING
• Utah State in the News
  • STUDY LINKS EXCESS WEIGHT TO LIKELIHOOD OF ALZHEIMER'S; RISK INCREASES IN WOMEN OVERWEIGHT AT 70
  • STUDY LINKS ALZHEIMER'S WITH WEIGHT
  • OBESITY IN OLD AGE TIED TO INCREASED ALZHEIMER'S RISK
  • OBESITY IN WOMEN LINKED TO ALZHEIMER'S
  • OBESITY, ALZHEIMER'S LINKED? USU RESEARCHER WORKS ON STUDY FINDING CONNECTION
  • OGDEN FORT GETS MANAGER
  • BULLFIGHTING COWBOYS: IT'S NO BULL, CLOWNS SAVE LIVES
  • 'UTAH HOUSE' BUILT TO CONSERVE
  • 'MURDER ROOM' IS CLEVER, FUN: BRITISH COMEDY MIXES FARCE WITH WHODUNIT PUZZLE
  • CONSTITUTIONS ARE FOCUS AT USU
  • UVSC ROLLS MAY DIP A BIT: BUT IT'S LIKELY A ONE-YEAR HICCUP, OFFICIALS SAY
  • LOGAN FATHER/SON SELECTED FOR CONFERENCE
  • NEW BOOK FOCUSES ON WATER-WISE PLANTS
  • NEW APPOINTMENTS JOIN UTAH STATE'S BOARD OF TRUSTEES
  • GIVING BACK IS IMPORTANT, SAY USU ENGLISH PROF
  • VP FRED HUNSAKER RETIRES FROM USU
  • NEW PROGRAM PROMOTES WATERWISE LANDSCAPES
  • GETTING TO KNOW AFRICA AS MORE THAN A PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
  • MIXED VEGETABLES: GARDENERS STARTING TO CULTIVATE AN INTEREST IN BRINGING VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS TOGETHER
  • GARDEN VARIETY: PLANT THE RIGHT ONE AND YOU WON'T WEEP OVER BIRCH
  • UTAH CELEBRITIES MAKE TIME FOR HOBBIES
  • UTAH BANKRUPTCY FILINGS UP 6% SINCE LAST YEAR
  • 'MURDER ROOM' IS DELIGHTFULLY FUNNY
  • CLONE ON THE RANGE: AS NATIONAL DEBATE RAGES, LSU RESEARCHERS HAVE SPENT YEARS STUDYING WAYS TO IMPROVE AMERICA’S FOOD SUPPLY THROUGH CLONING
  • THE WRIGHT STUFF
  • USU PLAYER PRESUMED DEAD 'RESURRECTS' TO FACE CHARGES
  • GARDEN OVERFLOWING WITH WATER-WISE IDEAS: SEGO LILY'S PURPOSE IS TO EDUCATE PUBLIC ON CONSERVATION
  • BARK LIKE A DOG FOR ME
  • IN THE DINING ROOM WITH THE LEAD PIPE
  • KOREAN WAR
  • SING, SING A SONG AT CAMP
  • COOKING FOR MARTHA STEWART: FORMER UTAHN MAKES PICTURE-PERFECT DISHES
  • SEEN AND OVERHEARD: INVENTING FLIGHT

July 11, 2003

• Feature The Wright Machine in the Wright Place
• News Releases
  • VP FRED HUNSAKER RETIRING FROM UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • NEW USU MASTER'S PROMOTES WATER WISE LANDSCAPES
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW DO I KEEP STRAY ANIMALS OUT OF MY YARD?
• Utah State in the News
  • COUNTY LINES: USU RENAMES DEPARTMENTS
  • COUNTY LINES: UTAH STATE GETS KMART BUILDING
  • FINDING HOPE OUT OF THE ASHES: YOUTH STILL WORKING TOWARD 9-11 MONUMENT
  • EX-AGGIE PLAYING DEAD? AUTHORITIES SIFT THROUGH RUMORS AFTER SHOOTING
  • INFANT HEARING SCREENING RATES INCREASE FOR AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE BIRTH DEFECT: HEARING LOSS
  • EX-KMART IN BRIGHAM TO BE USU: STATE BOARD OF REGENTS EXPECTED TO APPROVE BOX ELDER SATELLITE SITE
  • LAWNS AREN'T RICE PADDIE
  • MORE LOCAL PEOPLE TIED TO COMPETITION
  • CLEARING UP CULTURAL DIFFERENCES: LOCAL HISPANIC RESIDENTS LEARN TO NAVIGATE AMERICA
  • HEALTH DEPARTMENT A JOKE
• Athletics Jeff Graba Hired As Assistant Gymnastics Coach
• Highlights
  • Utah State Alum AMA President-Elect
  • Utah State Extension in Wayne County: Advocate for Ranchers
  • 25 Extension Faculty Receive One-Time Grants
• Announcements
  • VP Fred Hunsaker Retiring from Utah State
  • New Master's Program Promotes Water Wise Landscapes

July 9, 2003

• News Releases
  • KOREAN WAR TOPIC OF SYMPOSIUM
  • PATIENCE, PROPER TREATMENT CAN CURE TURF PROBLEMS
• Utah State in the News
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: USU STUDY SHOWS HOMEOWNERS AND BUSINESSES ARE USING TOO MUCH WATER
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: USU STUDY FINDS FAST-FOOD RESTAURANTS AND HILL-SIDE HOMEOWNERS TO BE THE BIGGEST WATER WASTERS
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: USU STUDY SHOWS HOMEOWNERS AND BUSINESSES ARE USING TOO MUCH WATER
  • USU STUDY: FAST-FOOD JOINTS AMONG WORST FOR OVERWATERING
  • FUNNY AND UNUSUAL, 'SYLVIA' IS NO DOG
  • FLIGHT CENTENNIAL TAKES OFF IN WRIGHTS' HOME TOWN; CELEBRATION DRAWS ASTRONAUTS, FLYER REPLICAS TO DAYTON
  • UTAHNS OVER WATERING LAWNS
  • SCHOLARS, UNIVERSITY PREZ LEAD CONSTITUTION SEMINAR
  • UTAH COLLEGE ROLLS MAY SOAR: ANNUAL INCREASES OF 3,300 PROJECTED OVER 20 YEARS
  • KILLING CATS ISN’T ART — IT’S PURE EVIL
  • BAD BREATH IN CATTLE FOUGHT BY RESEARCHERS: IT CAUSES HARM TO EARTH'S OZONE LAYER
  • AFFIRMATIVE ACTION RULING WON'T HAVE MUCH IMPACT AT USU
  • HALL DISCUSSES COURT’S DECISION ON 'NEWS HOUR WITH JIM LEHRER'
  • AGGIE SCHOLARSHIP CAR SHOW DATE SET
  • USU DVD RECEIVES AWARD
  • PRESIDENT PRAISES FLIERS OF YESTERDAY, TODAY 'I AM PROUD TO BE AT WRIGHT-PAT, THE BIRTHPLACE, THE HOME AND THE FUTURE OF AEROSPACE.'
  • FLYER REPLICA RIGHT WAY TO FLY, EX-SENATOR SAYS
  • USU TEAM TESTING COMPOUNDS ON DEADLY VIRUSES
  • COUNTY LINES; CACHE COUNTY: FLYER TAKES ITS SHOW ON THE ROAD
  • CAT DEATHS MAY SPELL HUMAN DANGER
  • USU NOT ALONE IN DEALING WITH CUTS
  • BUSH REQUESTS FLYER FOR BACKDROP: USU GETS SURPRISE INVITATION TO DISPLAY REPLICA AT SPEECH
  • SPACE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUT TAKES HELM OF WRIGHT FLYER REPLICA
  • UTAH'S WRIGHT FLYER REPLICA FLIES IN- UNIVERSITY GROUP RESEARCHED, BUILT 1905 PLANE
  • KSL NEWSCAST: WRIGHT FLYER AT CENTENNIAL OF POWERED FLIGHT CELEBRATION
  • USU FLYER GETS HIGH PRAISE — SPOT BY BUSH: PRESIDENT WANTS THE PLANE ON DISPLAY FOR HIS JULY 4TH SPEECH
  • SPACE WEATHER
  • SHE'S NO LADY, SHE'S MY DOG
  • PATRIOTIC ALUMNI MUSIC
  • FOLLOW SIMPLE STEPS TO SOLVE PLANT WOES
  • WIND MAY BE ENERGY SOLUTION
  • 'POND' IS ADMIRABLE BUT NOT REMARKABLE

  July 4, 2003

• Feature A Classroom with a View — Utah State University Graphic Design Students Study Internationally
• News Releases
  • IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE FIELD DAY AT THE GREENVILLE FARM
  • GIVING BACK IMPORTANT, SAYS ENGLISH PROF AND AUTHOR OF THE NEW CENTURY HANDBOOK
  • LOGAN 4-H FATHER/SON SELECTED FOR INTERNATIONAL GPS CONFERENCE
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: CAN YOU HELP ME UNDERSTAND THE RECENT TAX LAW CHANGE?
  • NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS SEMINAR LED BY LEGAL SCHOLAR AND UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
• Utah State in the News
  • SCIENCE NOTES: FAKE CLOUDS SPOTTED
  • THE NATION; MUTILATION OF CATS MYSTIFIES DENVER POLICE; AT LEAST 45 FELINES IN COLORADO SUBURBS AND 11 IN UTAH HAVE BEEN KILLED. EVIDENCE SHOWS HUMANS, NOT ANIMALS, ARE RESPONSIBLE
  • EDUCATION CAN HELP CLOSE POVERTY GAP: COLLEGE LESSENS DISPARITY BETWEEN WHITES, MINORITIES
  • DONATE EXCESS GARDEN BOUNTY TO FOOD BANK
  • YOU KNOW THE GRILL . . . BUT HERE ARE NEW TAKES ON THE USUAL SUMMER FARE
  • MANY VINES THRIVE HERE
• Athletics Cooley Named To Preseason Mackey Watch List
• Highlights
  • Katherine McConkie, Professional Employee of the Quarter
  • Utah State Extension in Piute County: Bringing 4-H to Troubled Youth
  • Utah State Research Foundation Elects New Board Chair
• Announcements
  • Wright Flyer in Dayton for Celebration
  • Board of Trustees Has New Members
  • Aggie Scholarship Car Show
  • National Constitutional Rights Seminar Led by Legal Scholar and University President

July 2, 2003

• News Releases
  • NEW APPOINTMENTS: UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
  • ALUMNI BAND BRINGS 4TH OF JULY WEEKEND TO A CLOSE WITH A PATRIOTIC SHOW
  • SUMMER LECTURE BRINGS OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD TOPIC TO UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH WRITING PROJECT HELPS TEACHERS IMPROVE WRITING INSTRUCTION FOR A 25TH YEAR
  • MONEY MOTIVATED MAVIS’S MURDER, MAKING MAYHEM — FIGURE IT OUT AT THE OLRC
  • SIDEBAR TO “THE MURDER ROOM”
• Utah State in the News
  • HIGHLY INFECTIOUS, HARDLY UNDERSTOOD; DATA LACKING ON MONKEYPOX VIRUS
  • READY FOR WHAT LIES BEYOND: RETIRING SDL DIRECTOR LOOKS BACK AT CAREER, FORWARD TO CHANGE
  • GET YOUR SPRINKLERS CHECKED FOR FREE
  • KSL NEWSCAST: USU SCIENTISTS RESEARCH SARS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: LIVE AT THE UTAH HOUSE
  • POLICE IN TWO STATES PROBE CAT MUTILATIONS; DEATH TOLL HITS 42
  • AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND ELITISM: IT ISN'T THE WEALTHY GETTING SHUT OUT OF COLLEGE
  • RAT AND MOUSE: ‘VIRTUAL’ RODENTS REPLACE TRADITIONAL ONES IN USU LAB
  • OGDEN TO DISPLAY CLASSIC CARS, TRUCKS
  • HOW TO: PASTURE FULL OF WEEDS? THEN IT'S TIME TO GET SERIOUS
  • NATIONAL BARBECUE CHAMP STIRS UP TASTY TIPS
  • COUNTY FAIRS APLENTY: WHERE TO GO IN BOX ELDER, MORGAN, WEBER AND DAVIS
  • USU BOOK LISTS WATER-WISE PLANTS
  • BRIGHAM ARTIST GETS NATIONAL NOTICE: ‘BEST OF SHOW’ AWARDED IN K-12 ART COMPETITION
  • USU TRUSTEES BACK FUNDING WISHLIST FOR BUILDING PROJECT
  • WHAT A BARGAIN: BRIGHAM CITY KMART DONATED TO UNIVERSITY
  • NOT YOUR USUAL SHEEP
  • BE RESPECTFUL OF POLLINATORS WHEN GARDENING
  • TWO USU PROFS AWARDED MEDAL IN SCIENCE, TECH
  • FELLOWSHIPS
  • USU CLASS EXPLORES GREAT BASIN SITES
  • PROFS HOPE GRANT WILL KNOCK OUT ILLITERACY IN PUERTO RICO
  • POVERTY CALLED TOP COLLEGE BARRIER: USU’S HALL SAYS TOO MANY POOR GETTING SHUT OUT
  • 4-H VOLUNTEER NAMED POINT OF LIGHT WINNER
  • USU MOVES FORWARD ON NEW DORM
  • MID-LIFE BIZZARENESS
  • HEAVEN ON EARTH
  • FROM THE EDITOR: “BACK IN THE SUN”
  • SMITHFIELD SOUND
  • KSL NEWSCAST: EDITH BOWEN LABORATORY SCHOOL DEMOLISHED
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: EDITH BOWEN LABORATORY SCHOOL TORN DOWN
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: EDITH BOWEN LAB SCHOOL TO BE TORN DOWN TODAY
  • OLD SCHOOL IS RAZED
  • THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES: EDITH BOWEN LABORATORY SCHOOL COMES DOWN AFTER 47 YEARS
  • ALUMNI BAND RETURNS
  • UTAHNS TAKING SHOES TO PERUVIANS

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