by Taylor Funk | Oct 4, 2014 | Student Life
Five, four, three, two, and one. Class has started, and I’m not even to the building yet. Great, another tardy. The party started fifteen minutes ago and I’m just now leaving. My friends are going to kill me! What can I use as an excuse? Story of college...
by Skyler Higley | Oct 4, 2014 | Student Life
Alex Troutner is a freshman at Utah State University, and for the most part, he lives the average life of a college freshman. Apart from a few passing hellos in our shared bedroom and the occasional small-talk, Alex and I haven’t had much conversation – at...
by Cody Scott | Oct 3, 2014 | Features
USU’s Homecoming is next week and as a special treat, Tuesday night will feature a performance by the Provo-based synth pop-rock band, Fictionist. Aggie Radio is presenting this performance free-of-charge on the TSC Patio at 7:30.In preparation for the concert,...
by Taylor Funk | Oct 3, 2014 | Student Life
Nintendo 64: Snowboard Kids Brenna Kelly I don’t play many video games. As a child I would watch my brothers play Halo, and I went through an Angry Birds phase a few years ago. And so my favorite video game isn’t one that’s wildly popular or incredibly realistic—it’s...
by Clay Marsh | Oct 2, 2014 | News Articles
Like most of us, during high school I spent most of my time resenting my teachers and acted like a thorn in their side when I thought it would get a few cheap laughs from my friends. But I had one teacher that I had so much respect for that I couldn’t get myself...
by Ethan Trunnell | Oct 2, 2014 | Features
The drop is a strange and misunderstood part of music. On the one hand, there are a group of a people who consider drops to be exclusive to dubstep, and so they despise the whole idea. Today we’ll attempt to prove to you that that drops do not have to fit the...
