Kelly Haight
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Opinion: Managing personal debt
Debt, if not handled well, can pile up fast and result in bills like the one shown above. (iStock Photo)
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BYU ROTC grad is Army infantry commandant
Colonel David B. Haight, who was recently appointed as the Commandant of the U.S. Army Infantry schools at Ft. Benning, Georgia, began his military career with the BYU Army ROTC.
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The art of listening
My roommate Tara and I often find ourselves trying to show the other our point of view for several minutes until we realize we are arguing the exact same point. We have trouble communicating sometimes for reasons beyond us. While these are never serious arguments, but rather trivial misunderstandings about pop culture or movie plots, they have shed light on the huge communication problem many of us have with friends, family, roommates, co-workers and significant others. We can blame the technology we have. We can blame texting and Facebook chat where sarcasm, joking and sincerity don't translate, but I believe our communication issues run deeper than that.
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