Questar customers should be mad at neighbors who had a bill for natural gas that was half the normal price for years and said nothing about it.

With all that fall has to offer, it's still a sign that winter is close by and a reminder to decide whether or not to get a flu shot.

All in all, the article was informative and entertaining but I wish you had mentioned what the U does to help students get into the awesome sport of climbing.

His candidacy is about tearing down the old distinctions, while McCain's has been to reinforce them. Obama is the future face of conservatism.

I suppose the U can feel good that at least it isn't failing, but I'd like to think the students here are capable of being better than average.

The zoo has money, they're raising money and if they raised the price of admission at the door8212;rather than raise it in peoples' taxes8212;they'd get more money just the same, and it'd probably be more efficient without a government middle man.

As counterintuitive as it might sound, the best way to stimulate a weakening economy is to add some capital to it.

A lot of people say the vote of an individual person doesn't count and won't make any difference in the election. But, as they say in basketball, you miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take. If you don't vote at all, your vote really is worth nothing.

Requiring U service providers to remove all Styrofoam food container products from campus not only helps to meet those climate commitments, but also establishes the precedence that the earth's future environmental health, as well as student and employee health, should prioritized before service providers' profits and will not be negotiated.

Losing this service on campus suggests to future and current victims that the U can't afford to protect them. Even one prevented rape is well worth the expense.