SLCC how does your garden grow?
On Tuesday, Mar. 2 University of Utah Biology Professor Fred Montague, Ph.D, came to Salt Lake Community College as the kick off to Salt Lake Community College's upcoming community garden.…
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One Revolution with Chris Waddell
"[The disabled community] is, in a lot of ways, the final minority," said Chris Waddell, the most decorated male skier in Paralympic history. Last Wednesday, Waddell came to the Salt Lake Community College Taylorsville Redwood campus to educate students about 15 percent of the world's most invisible population - those with disabilities.…
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SLCC to hold first ever Diversity Dinner
Doctor Abio Ayeliya, who organizes professional leadership and helps to oversee about 58 student clubs stationed throughout the many campuses of Salt Lake Community College, is proud to announce the SLCC's first-ever diversity dinner scheduled to take place on Thursday, Mar. 4. …
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Proposed tuition increase raises student concerns
Students will pay the price if legislation approves budget cuts at Salt Lake Community College. The forum held in the Student Event Center on Tuesday, Feb.23 was the place to go to get information about the proposed tuition increase.…
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New club on campus takes on recycling
On Feb. 10 an article published by The Globe titled Brittney Evans: student profile reported that Brittney Evans was a member of the Environmental club. In truth, Brittany Momilani Evans is the founder of the club. She was also born in Hawaii, but raised in Utah. …
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Ask Mom
Dear Mom,
What do I do when I have the worst teacher ever? He is unorganized, his subjects are sporadic, and he expects us to have a photographic memory.
I am frustrated and want to quit this class.
Sincerely,
Boxed In (and wanting to scream)…
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SLCC Instructor's book scheduled for release
For Salt Lake Community College English instructor Lynn Kilpatrick, the key to writing and writing well is just "to keep going." This is how Kilpatrick came to fashion together her book In the House, scheduled for release around the end of this month or beginning of April.…
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Japan Comes to SLCC: Students get a look at a new culture
Salt Lake Community College students and faculty were given the opportunity to get insight into a different culture as Hideki Okazaki from Japan's Shitennoji University visited the South City Campus and Taylorsville Redwood Campus last week. …
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Student LookBookLeah Schreiner
Developing a sense of style can be very cut-and-dry or very haphazard. There are rules that some think must be followed at all times, and some who disregard them all together. I'll tell you what - rules or no rules- there are no right or wrong answers in fashion.…
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Leah Schreiner creates a very clean, eclectic look using a rich, neutral palette splashed with bits of jade. |
Utah art show supports The Road Home
Take one fine night of art featuring mediums of spray paint to kitting, add The Road Home homeless shelter and "A New Perspective: Submerged in Art" is formed.…
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H1N1 off the radar but gaming up for more
H1N1 has hit America with some devastation. Although the heat of it has slowed down in Utah and across the country, for the time being, it is not over yet.…
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SLUG turns 21
Considering the distain with which most outsiders view the underground punk scene, it's perhaps appropriate that Utah's preeminent punk publication is named after a slimy creature that lives in the dirt and haunts your mother's nightmares, or at least her tomato plants. Salt Lake Underground Magazine, commonly known as SLUG, is now of legal drinking age after 21 years covering the city's alternative music scene.…
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Mammoth playing at SLUG's 21st anniversary Friday February 19th, at Urban Lounge. |
Fast food deals
Slicing, dicing and cutting the cost of food prices is what's on television now days. Well known food franchises such as Pizza Hut, Quizno's Subs and others are maintaining their popularity by offering a more price savvy menu.…
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Movie Briefs: March madness
March is all about variety. Fantasy films, cop dramas, murder mysteries, and documentaries-it's got it all. Both big budget Hollywood extravaganzas and off-the-grid indie productions are coming our way, with a multitude of genres well represented. Oh, how frustrating! So many movies...so little time.…
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Hard not to laugh at Kevin Smith's Cop Out
Over the years the buddy cop movie has been done time and time again. Many classics come to mind when you think of the genre of film: 48 Hours, Lethal Weapon, Rush Hour, and etcetera. Cop Out is definitely designed to be a reflection of this dwindling story archetype. …
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Why the war between the Left and Right must end
The ridiculousness of America's political war has reached a state of inescapable intolerability. …
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