by Shanie Howard | Nov 23, 2014 | News Articles
The lives of five men ended abruptly in Jerusalem on Tuesday, November 18, when two Palestinian men walked into a Jewish synagogue. Armed with a pistol, axes and meat cleavers, they yelled “God is Great!” in Arabic before murdering four rabbis. Three of...
by Kalen Taylor | Nov 22, 2014 | Sports Articles
Freshman quarterback Kent Myers had four total touchdowns and junior wide receiver JoJo Natson rushed for a career-high 124 yards en route to a 41-7 win over San Jose State. “I’m proud of our kids for fighting each and every week,” said USU head...
by Jason Tebbs | Nov 21, 2014 | Student Life
By now, most people have signed up for Spring 2015 classes. Maybe there are some incoming Freshmen who still need to do SOAR, or others who don’t know exactly what to take for that last art credit they need, and may have to take History of Greek Art at 7:30 in...
by Rachael Fresh | Nov 21, 2014 | News Articles
If you had no idea that November is known as “no-shave November” you have long been missing out. In honor of this glorious time of year, Aggie Radio will be conducting a beard competition which will be known as the “Hairy Turkey Competition.”...
by Taylor Funk | Nov 21, 2014 | Student Life
Do you ever wonder what character is best? Who is the strongest, most powerful, deadliest? For this article, and more to come, it’s going to be movie characters that we all know and love squaring off to see who is the best. This week’s contestants: Hawkeye...
by Skyler Higley | Nov 21, 2014 | Student Life
Every so often, certain words or phrases will become trends among us young people. Some can be funny and creative, some not so much. No matter how great or cool a phrase is, they often overstay their welcome. These are just a few phrases that have done just...
