December 4, 2012
Many of us here at Weber State University are parents, or at least married with not-so-distant plans of becoming parents. Even those who are nowhere near having kids probably consider the big parenting questions from time to time: “How will I discipline?” “How and when will I teach them about sex?” “What will I teach [...]
2012 has been an excellent year for movies. There was a heaping helping of the excellent (“Argo,” “Lincoln” and “The Sessions”), the entertaining (“Skyfall,” “The Avengers” and “The Hunger Games”) and just enough of the hilariously bad (“The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn,” “Rock of Ages” and “A Thousand Words”) to make the year complete. And [...]
Continue reading …The National Basketball Association produces some of the most exciting and enjoyable sporting events in the world. The attention received by the NBA is due mostly to the stardom of its athletes. These professional competitors are occasionally treated as gods walking among the humans of the earth. They represent the league and are international icons. [...]
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After a promising preseason in September and October, the Weber State University men’s tennis team is gearing up for a potential championship year starting in January 2013. The new-look Wildcats kicked off their fall preseason and competitive debut of new head coach Brad Ferreira with success at their own WSU Fall Invitational, placing six in [...]
Continue reading …Being an athlete on a collegiate team takes more than just working hard at practices. In order for athletes to be at the top of their games during their season, it takes hard work and a lot of their personal time. There are many athletic teams and clubs at Weber State University, and each of [...]
Continue reading …According to a new study published in Trends in Genetics Journal, humans are progressively becoming less intelligent. Despite modern technology and the innovative breakthroughs in science, Stanford geneticist Gerald Crabtree suggests that through evolution, humans are actually becoming dumber. Crabtree proposes humans might have reached their intelligence peak — the level of intellect required for [...]
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