June 19, 2013
[media-credit name="Spencer Garn" align="alignright" width="300"][/media-credit]An unusually high rate of passive-aggressive behavior among students at Weber State University has been discovered by Michael Stevens, professor and department chair at Weber State University’s business administration department. Routinely over the past 20 years in all of his teaching capacities, Stevens has submitted a short questionnaire to his students. [...]
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For the second straight week, the Weber State University men’s tennis team was swept by an in-state rival when they fell 7-0 to the University of Utah over the weekend. WSU’s Ben Rode said he felt the team was hurt by a slow start and didn’t give themselves a chance to win. “I feel like [...]
Continue reading …Although the average temperature in Utah has risen in the last decade, hydrologist Brian McInerney from the National Weather Service said the high elevation of Utah’s resorts is keeping snow on the slopes. Except for this year. “I went to Powder Mountain on New Year’s for skiing, and the snow was barely there,” said Ashley [...]
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[media-credit id=13 align="alignnone" width="300"][/media-credit] Despite the cold weather, protestors joined together at Ogden City Hall with home-made signs to join in the Occupy movement. Several Weber State University Alumni showed up at the protest, which reached numbers of around 50 in attendance. Several shared stories, some from their experience fighting in wars, including the Vietname [...]
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There was plenty of plundering and pillaging this weekend as pirates invaded the South Marina of Willard Bay for the first-ever annual Utah Pirate Festival. “Everyone should be a pirate,” said Lora Harpster, a Salt Lake Community College psychology professor who works as a vendor at the event. Harpster loves the pirate festival because of [...]
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