Aggie TV: Congo visitors, a journalism safari, bikers and Blackhawks
Monday, October 8th, 2012 Posted in Opinion | Comments Off on Aggie TV: Congo visitors, a journalism safari, bikers and BlackhawksLOGAN—The latest Aggie TV Newscast features JCOM students traveling to Ethiopia, and Congolese government officials traveling to Logan. Donors give the College of Natural Resources a financial boost, True Aggie Night, the fall election season heats up, bikers take teddy bears ...
USU professor hopes to follow other faculty elected to public office
Saturday, October 1st, 2011 Posted in Arts and Life | Comments Off on USU professor hopes to follow other faculty elected to public officeStory & photo by D. Whitney Smith LOGAN -- As a USU political science professor vies for a position on North Logan City Council, he becomes yet another member of university faculty to engage in local government in Cache Valley. Assistant professor ...
Trumped again—The failure of modern journalism
Saturday, April 16th, 2011 Posted in Opinion | Comments Off on Trumped again—The failure of modern journalismBy Ben Zaritsky With nearly a year-and-a-half left until the 2012 election, the country has once again plunged itself into a mode of self-hatred and disrespect known as campaign mode. For a short time after the 2010 election, I allowed myself to ...
Orrin Hatch, up for a 7th Senate term, talks politics with students
Tuesday, March 15th, 2011 Posted in Opinion | Comments Off on Orrin Hatch, up for a 7th Senate term, talks politics with studentsStory & Photo by Courtney Rhodes Utah Public Radio Report by Landon Hemsley LOGAN—The Q&A ranged from President Obama’s politics to teacher tenure to Middle East conflicts and health care reform when Utah’s senior senator came to Utah State recently as a ...