Mar 5, 2013

Five dollars is not a bad deal for all-you-can-eat spaghetti, especially when the proceeds go directly to benefit sick children. This was the idea behind Chi Omega’s Second Annual Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish Foundation on Friday night. The event was held at their sorority house. Laura Powers, the community service chair for Chi Omega,...

Mar 5, 2013

Associated Students of the University of Wyoming senators may see some internal changes regarding the responsibilities of sitting ASUW senators. Senate Bill 2387, which was drafted by College of Agriculture and Natural Resources senator Josh Messer, was established to clarify the responsibilities of sitting ASUW Senators. Messer wants to make sure every student...

Mar 5, 2013

Robert J. Sternberg, psychologist and scholar currently holding a vice president position at Oklahoma State University, was named the 24th president of the University of Wyoming last Tuesday. The UW Board of Trustees passed a unanimous vote last Tuesday afternoon, offering Sternberg the position. He accepted and will succeed President Tom Buchanan July 1. As of...

Mar 5, 2013

Snack attacks have an uncanny way of hitting at the most annoying times, while watching the latest installment of “The Walking Dead” or in the middle of late night studying, making going to the store inconvenient. Most people do not keep candy laying around and handy for those times when the mood to munch strikes. However, what they do have is a ready supply...

Mar 5, 2013

Associate editor and columnist for The Washington Post, David Ignatius, spoke Friday night at the U.S. Foreign Policy forum, offering some insight into America’s current condition and issues President Obama is facing. One of the issues Ignatius was concerned with was the relationship between the United States and Israel. “This president, without I think...