May 24, 2013
As much as I know that I bleed purple for Weber State Wildcats, I do not follow WSU sports very closely. It is difficult to attend all the sporting events and balance my already heavily involved load of work on campus. However, I believe that even if you don’t follow sports, but are a die-hard [...]
Hip-hop music has been a part of music frontlines since the ’70s. Since then, the term “hip-hop” has been redefined in society over and over again. James “Earthworm” McEvoy, a local hip-hop artist, is taking his style back to the roots. “I’ve been writing my whole life,” McEvoy said. “And just in the past two [...]
Continue reading …O-Town Arts is a studio started by four artists, alumni of Weber State University and current students, to provide a place to work and hold art shows. “It serves a couple of different purposes,” said Holly Jarvis, one of the artists renting the studio space. “We want, first of all, to provide ourselves with a [...]
Continue reading …What if we could solve all problems, confrontations and awkward moments with dancing? Go with me here. What if dancing was an intricate part of our communication with one another to avoid those moments that make us feel uncomfortable? For example, imagine you get home from work to find that your roommate has eaten the [...]
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Fashion changes with the seasons, and even more so with the weather. Staying in fashion and still warm can take some thought, according to Weber State University professor Desiree Cooper’s fashion merchandising class. “What I really like about winter — and is a trend and something you can keep for a couple years; it really [...]
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