November 30, 2012
As Randon Kerr examined his medical witness, Matthew Glover, about whether or not Mr. Allen was medically sound enough to go scuba-diving at the time of his death, Jerreed Ivanich stood up from his desk and said, “I object!” Although Rachel Robison-Greene, the coach of Weber State University’s mock trial team, said WSU has been [...]
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By Katie Byrd & Karlee Berezay As children, Halloween means trick-or-treating, dressing up and watching scary movies. For many Weber State University students, growing up means traditions change. Trick-or-treating with family is replaced by partying, and robot costumes are replaced with schoolgirl outfits. “As you get older, Halloween goes from being a fun holiday to [...]
Continue reading …While Camela Corcoran, a Weber State University student, figures out each year how to sneak candy away from her kids so they don’t eat it all in one night, her oldest daughter studies a map of all the houses that give out full-size candy bars. Candy is children’s booty during Halloween time, but for health-conscious [...]
Continue reading …For the beginning of the school year, the only complaint on students’ lips while making the voyage across campus is “why is campus all uphill?” However, the minute the snow begins to fall, a sudden change in descriptors arises. Those who once complained of the difficult uphill battle now complain about the downhill slide. These [...]
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