ASUU's began distributing its new publication, RedPages, last week, but some students were surprised because the booklet was supposed to be more than a planner.

By Trevor Hale, RedEvery once in a while, the stars (and deadlines) will align just right so that a theme is born. That's what happened this week with Red Pulse. With summer ending and fall making an early...

"Everybody Wants to be Italian" is the mixed-up tale of a Polish fishmonger living and working in Boston's Italian North End who can't get over a relationship that ended eight years ago. Couple that with his Italian coworkers trying to set him up with a lady who they believe is Italian (which in turn convinces him to act and be Italian to impress her) and you can see that multi-ethnic and Freudian humor will be rife

Aside from the effect on students, should the drinking age be lowered? More concern should be given to what it is already doing to the general population. Utah should think twice about the benefits of the stringent liquor laws it enjoys before throwing them out.

Every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m., Bike Collective Director Weston Edwards and former director Jon Wilkey tag team on the Union Patio fixing bikes for free and talking to anyone who will listen about the benefits of cycling and bike commuting.

Chris Gresh found so much success at Utah, that he's decided to stay despite finishing his four years.

U researchers have a new device that gives them Superman-like x-ray vision.

Instead of looking through walls, researchers will use two digital x-ray cameras, attached to special types of x-ray machines that enable them to capture motions of bones as they move in real time.

Before the Republican National Convention, Kylee Snelgrove thought she was a Republican. But after attending the RNC this past week, Snelgrove was convinced.

Whatever the reason, borrowing in America in general needs to stop. It's not just Christians. A lot of people are guilty, especially our government. In the last decade the national debt has increased by $4 trillion because of unwise government spending. As of April, the national debt reached $9.5 trillion, according to the U.S. Treasury Department.

The reason this win goes down as a bigger win than say, Utah's win over BYU in 2004, or the back-to-back 34-31 football wins of the '90s, is Utah's performance on the biggest national stage.