Letter to the Editor: Education First or reformation first?

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The Education First flyer that had been circulating around SLCC prior to November 4 has sparked controversy among a small portion of the student...
A pile of artichokes

Of gods, temptation and artichokes

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At the heart of the most desirable vegetable is the artichoke.

Another Wacky Wednesday: National Women’s Health and Fitness Day

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National Women’s Health and Fitness Day is Sept. 25, and Health and Wellness Services at Salt Lake Community College is here to help.
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The significance of the American flag

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As the public exercises its right to vote, Heidi Bledsoe takes a moment to reflect on the meaning behind out nation's flag and ceremonious way in which it's handled.

Ask Mom: Lost in the seaweed

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Mom, I don't get it. I have studied for each and every exam I have taken so far in college and have ended up with...

Ask Mom: Online and overwhelmed

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Mom, I have a couple of online classes this semester and they are harder than the ones I am taking in class. I took these...

The Weekly Reel: first vampires, now zombies, what’s next?

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Arts reporter Stephen Romney answers the question of what makes monsters ideal for romance.

Comic strip: ‘My Annoying Demon Roommate’ episode 1

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An unsuspecting Keith moves in to his new place in the first episode of "My Annoying Demon Roommate" by cartoonist Ghostly Karma.

A Thanksgiving primer: know stuffing from dressing

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Nadhirrah explains the difference between stuffing and dressing for a healthy Thanksgiving meal.

From Inside the Glass: The most interesting (wo)man in the world

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Salt Lake Community College has the resources you need to become the most interesting person around.
Headshot of Ashley Orduna

Letter from the editor: Welcome back, Bruins!

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Ash Orduna introduces herself to the SLCC community in her first semester as editor-in-chief for The Globe.
China Doll, left, and James Franco as Oz.

‘Oz the Great and Powerful’: Not too powerful, but still entertaining

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Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'Oz: The Great and Powerful.'