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On Wednesday, April 10, Governor Brad Little signed into effect House Bill 710, also known as the “Harmful Materials” Library Law. The bill—which, contrary to popular belief, does not actually […]
Many people have wondered whether success or happiness is the better goal to pursue. They wouldn’t care if it meant they had to forsake one or the other to gain […]
This year, Easter took place on March 31, meaning a lot of people got to enjoy the festivities of hunting for eggs, eating sweet chocolates and enjoying the warmth of […]
I just got back from watching “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.” I won’t say much about it, as you should see it yourself, but what I can say is […]
The Justice Department and attorney generals from 16 different states claimed on March 21 that Apple is illegally monopolizing the smartphone market. This marks another significant legal battle in the […]
The hot dog, a delectable wiener, is an American staple. We all have eaten our fair share of dogs, whether it’s at a barbeque party during a national holiday, during […]
Last month was Women’s History Month. So naturally, my mind goes to women, embracing just how much they have done to improve society. But you know what people always stumble […]
This past weekend, while staying in Coeur D’Alene in anticipation of the NCAA tournament, one of the most important tournaments of their lives, members of the University of Utah women’s […]
Stop me when you’ve heard this one before. You’re at a wedding. The ceremony is over. The food has been eaten and the music has started. You look at the […]
Anyone who has ever driven on a road before would be familiar with the term “potholes.” Usually, it consists of a small hole on a road’s surface, and they can […]