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What to know about PDA at SLCC

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Jordan Bagley brings attention to public displays of affection at Salt Lake Community College.

Should filmmakers be allowed to remake their own films?

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Arts reporter Stephen Romney looks at movie remakes in this The Weekly Reel edition.
Tyler, the Creator performing at a festival

Album review: Tyler, the Creator’s ‘Chromakopia’

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Mina Rivera reviews Tyler, the Creator’s newest and most personal album, “Chromakopia.”

Dear Dick: Respect for language

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Dear Dick, As a student, I enjoy studying other cultures and other languages. So it is incredibly irksome when people mispronounce foreign words. Now, I’m...

Ask Mom: Down in the dumps

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Mom, I'm an older student returning to school. When I first made the decision to come back it seemed like a good one, but now...

Creationism vs. evolutionism

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In ancient societies the beauty of nature, its origins and manifestations of any sort, could find its answers reading through religious or sacred scriptures....

Student LookBook: Styles for springtime

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Now that spring has finally arrived, it's time for some new looks. The first instruction to get this season started off with a bang...

Is our media one-sided?

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Before September 2008, I believed everything I heard on the news. I thought that the news reporters knew exactly what they were talking about...

Inside the Glass: Would you like fries with your degree?

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Know the tuition numbers–the Trib got them wrong for the state.
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To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 27

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Tyler Jorden from Micron offers words of encouragement to the Black Student Union at Salt Lake Community College.
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Letter from the editor: An apology to the community

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The Globe's editor-in-chief, Ashley Orduna, shares an update with readers regarding some recent articles.
Several guests talking inside the GSSRC

Women vs. Womxn: Why the ‘X’

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The Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center explains its decision to use "womxn," a more inclusive spelling of the word "women."