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Stations of the Cross during Lent
For those interested, there will be a Stations of the Cross devotion every Friday during Lent at the St Jerome Newman Center at noon. (So every Friday beginning this Friday the 16th and continuing through Good Friday on March 30th). … Continue reading
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Calling all Spelling Enthusiasts!
If you are looking for something to do on a Monday night in Cache Valley, I suggest attending the Unified Charter School Spelling Bee. Gripping and tense spelling action and a good time to be had by all. (Honestly, spelling … Continue reading
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Congrats to some USU philosophy students!
I am pleased to note that three USU philosophy students made the Intercollegiate Studies Institute Leadership Class of 2017: Millie Tullis, Jonathon Toronto, and David Bradley Zynda. To have 3 USU students in the class of 150 national student leaders … Continue reading
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Philosophy Club Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion: Are students snowflakes? Erica Holberg, Charlie Huenemann, and Harrison Kleiner will be presenting. The basic question has to do with the tension between the value we place on free speech on college campuses and how that value can … Continue reading
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Monastery closing
The sun has set on an important place in the Catholic world for Utahns. Holy Trinity Monastery in Huntsville UT has seen the last of her monks leave. The writing has been on the wall for some time, but it … Continue reading
On unwritten rules
For Tour de France lovers, I wanted to chime in on the debate over Aru attacking Froome on the mechanical. For those who have no idea what I am talking about, here is a brief summary of the situation: There … Continue reading
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Theology on Tap
Theology on Tap – Logan is meeting every Monday at 6:30pm this term. I am presenting at the next meeting (Monday March 13) on Religion and the Public Square. Newman Center social hall (basement of Newman Center, on corner of … Continue reading
