June 19, 2013
There’s this new generation of console coming out. No, not the PlayStation 4. I’m talking about the Xbox One here. Have you heard about it? Because it’s potentially doing some stuff that might be crazy privacy-wise, and at the moment, I’m not entirely impressed. So, I’m a gamer girl. Or at least, I’m a sort [...]
Continue reading …In keeping with today’s Viewpoint, I’d like to pay homage to a great person the world lost this week. Some of you might wonder why so much is being made of the death of Roger Ebert, why celebrities tweeted in droves after news broke of his death, when he was “just a film critic.” Well, [...]
Continue reading …The night before Fan-Ya Lin’s audition at Weber State University, she sat down at Yu-Jane Yang’s piano to play Chopin’s Ballad No. 4. Yang worked with her on the piece, note by note, and before they knew it, it was after midnight. The next day, Lin played that same piece at her audition and, to [...]
Continue reading …The Shepherd Union Building is a hub for Weber State University student activity, with many different venues for social interaction. The Shepherd Union Art Gallery is one of these venues where students can come and reflect upon other students’ works and open a dialogue with other students. The gallery not only gives opportunity to students [...]
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Kalyn West is a household name in Weber State University’s theater community. West said she hopes to make it big in the Big Apple, too. At WSU, she has had the opportunity to do it all, and she’s taken advantage of every opportunity that’s been pitched her way. While musical theater students are expected to [...]
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Ogden residents and former, as well as current and future Weber State University Wildcats, converged on 25th Street in downtown Ogden on Saturday night to begin a new tradition called Weber Town. The event is intended to be annual and is aimed at bringing together the Ogden and WSU communities, making Ogden more of a [...]
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