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Opinion

Cho: The Politics of the World Cup

Cho: The Politics of the World Cup

By Joon Cho June 24, 2018

Every four years, raucous crowds gather around stadiums and bars around the world to watch an event that’s often deemed to be the acme of sports worldwide: the FIFA World Cup. This spectacle assembles...

Sonnenberg: Confessions of a Workaholic

Sonnenberg: Confessions of a Workaholic

By Kristiane Sonnenberg June 13, 2018

I am a recovering workaholic. I base my worth on my GPA and my resume, and I pick up more projects and jobs than I should because I am afraid that having any down time means I am lazy. Obviously my obsession...

Cho: Trump and the Nobel Peace Prize

Cho: Trump and the Nobel Peace Prize

By Joon Cho June 12, 2018

A short while ago, the respective leaders of North and South Korea met again for a second, historic time, but under largely different circumstances. In this meeting, the presence of Trump and America at...

An icon shop in Budapest, Hungary

Sonnenberg: What It’s Like to be Catholic in Mormon Utah

By Kristiane Sonnenberg June 12, 2018

Although the LDS Church's headquarters are located in Salt Lake City and much of the state is predominately LDS, the church has not directly affected my experience as a student at the University of Utah....

Linda Brown in 1964

Petersen: School Segregation Is Not a Problem of the Past

By Josh Petersen June 6, 2018

In March, Linda Brown, the center of the landmark 1954 Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education, died at age 76. After Brown was denied access to a whites-only school in Topeka, Kansas, her...

Barron: Mathematical Literacy is Integral to Political Revolution

Barron: Mathematical Literacy is Integral to Political Revolution

By Morgan Barron, Opinion Writer June 3, 2018

During the Civil Rights Movement, Robert Moses knocked on doors in Mississippi encouraging African-Americans to utilize their enfranchisement to change the political landscape and organized rallies to...

Alvarado: Colorism in Popular Culture

Alvarado: Colorism in Popular Culture

By Andrea Alvarado June 2, 2018

Although popular culture is often dismissed as something of lesser value, it reflects what our current society esteems. Movies, television shows, music and advertising are representations of what consumers...

Cho: Disney is the Future

Cho: Disney is the Future

By Joon Cho June 1, 2018

Media has always been extremely influential in relation to altering or manipulating ideas and perspectives of the general populace, regardless of the medium. Disney does this with television, cinema and...

A model room of the standard dormitory furniture. The old furniture is in the process of being replaced with newer furniture.

Swanson: Consider Living on Campus your Freshman Year

By Gavin Swanson, Opinion Writer May 31, 2018

During the summer before my first term at the University of Utah, I tried to find a cheap one bedroom apartment for rent close to campus. I remember thinking it'd be the best, as I was a huge introvert,...

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Staff Writer: We Need to Talk about Sexual Harassment

By Staff Writer May 31, 2018

  Editor's Note: The author of this article is being kept anonymous at her request to protect her personal safety and comfort. Last spring, I opened my inbox to see the email I had been waiting...