Advanced Placement courses are commonly incorporated in high school curriculum as a way to help students earn college credit and potentially avoid classes like English 150, Physical Science 100 and the dreaded American Heritage 100. However, one professor makes the claim that AP and IB (International Baccalaureate) classes might actually hurt more than they help.…
Suspicious Call Aug. 28 – Three people were spotted around 1 a.m. at the Broadcasting Building’s loading dock. One of them, carrying a suitcase, was trying doors and looked suspicious. The three people turned out to be employees coming back from Salt Lake City. Medical Aug. 27 – Police were contacted after a female reported she…
The Political Affairs Lecture Series continues to pursue its goal of introducing students to career options in a casual environment this Thursday. Jennifer Hogge, from Donor Services at LDS Philanthropies, will speak to students at 4 p.m. in room 238 of the Herald R. Clark Building on Sept. 6. The title of her lecture is “Career Reflections: Philanthropy.” Hogge agreed to…
If the chocolate milk in the Brimhall Building seems to run low, don’t worry. It’s just Ed Adams, chair of the Communications Department, keeping tabs on the department with his “chocolate milks visits.” Having served as department chair from 2003 to 2008, Adams was recently reappointed to the position after spending three years as associate dean…