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Halloween has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean murder mystery books aren’t in season still. Fall and winter are the perfect seasons to read murder mystery books, but you […]
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In a world where technology dominates free time, the 24th Annual Utah Humanities Book Festival encourages their participants to unplug and soak up the benefits of literature. The festival kicked […]
The beginning of spring semester, the year can invoke any number of feelings for students who are abandoning their warm, cozy beds and endless hours of Netflix for a heavy […]
Arts & Entertainment, Visual Arts
When most people do research, it ends up in a paper. Mort Kunstler‘s research, however, is poured into his artwork, and the artist known for his paintings of the Civil […]
Summer reading is the best time for some people to catch up on popular titles. They peruse book stores and libraries to pick up those books that they’ve been meaning […]
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It is not the books we read and go on with life that we remember. It is the books we read and keep contemplating that stick with us for life. […]
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It’s a well-established fact that college students are strapped for time. Between classes, work, homework and that magical yet elusive thing called a social life, leisure time can be hard to […]
The 19th Annual Storytelling Festival kicks off this week at Weber State University. In honor of the event, here are five reasons why reading can benefit your life. 1. Reading […]
Tests. Most students regard the inevitable exams and quizzes with a long face, but that could be because they’re not using the best test-taking techniques. Laurie Huntington kicked off a […]
Julie Roberts recently published a novel titled “That’s Not a Toilet!”, containing roommate stories. The stories come from Roberts’ own experiences as well as accounts she has heard over the years. […]