Government surveillance practices can diminish right to privacy
The argument on the moral ethics on government surveillance continue, but when does safety take away from American rights?
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 10
An anonymous student expresses dismay over the racist disruption that occurred during the Black Student Union poetry slam.
Horrorscope Punch
Libra – Sep 23 – Oct 22
Community colleges play an important role in helping people transition between careers by providing the retooling they...
Radio a relic?
Working for a few hours a day, getting really decent pay, listening to music, plus all kinds of free stuff sounds good to a...
From Inside the Glass: the fall of the American Empire
In this week's From Inside the Glass, Assistant Editor Shad Engkilterra examines the Government Shutdown
Facebook: To post or not to post
Do you really know what happens after you click "post" on your Facebook wall? It floats around cyberspace forever. Every random thought or interesting...
Letter to the Editor: Updating inclusive restroom signage initiative
Joyce Wambuyi and Emma Jones address changes to SLCCSA's inclusive restroom signage initiative after Utah House Bill 257 was signed into law.
From Inside the Glass: Fear and anxiety: a way to peace
This week's From Inside the Glass features Copy Editor Angela Ang's insight on fear and anxiety.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘Guacamelee!’ body-slams new life into an old genre
Reporter Aldo Gomez reviews a metroidvania style video game full of Mexican inspired flair and style.
Pondering pre-college philosophy lessons
Should philosophy be taught before college to encourage critical-thinking skills? Some philosophers seem to think so.
Worst professor ever
Unfortunately we have all had some experience with a bad teacher. Honestly, how did they ever get into education? Did they get burned out...
Have fun today, pay for it tomorrow
There's a perpetual plague sweeping the nation; it affects both young and old. The epidemic comes in liquid form, from a tap or a...