JULY 2006
ARTS & LIFE
Culture
Mystery
and history at Mesa Verde
If you have a few days to kill this summer and are looking
for a road trip, Mesa Verde National Park can be an
interesting and educational experience. / By Jason
A. Givens
Features
Minnetonka
Cave literally a cool way to spend a hot summer day
Just minutes from Bear Lake at the head of St. Charles
Canyon in Idaho is Minnetonka Cave, an underground wonderland
of stalactites and stalagmites. / By Jason Givens
Alaskan
Postcard No. 1: What have I gotten myself into?
This spring I realized I had no clue what I was going
to do this summer. My cousin Missy worked in Alaska
last summer, so I gave her a call. / By Ginger Warburton
Wild Art
Hyrum
celebrates the Fourth / Photos by Nancy Williams
Blast
from the past: Photos of the Cache Valley Cruise In
by Liz Livingston
NEWS
Local News
In
Tech Collegiate High School to open Aug. 28
This fall, high school students in the Cache, Logan,
Box Elder and Rich school districts will have an opportunity
to attend one of a nationally growing number of early
college high schools. / By Jason Givens
Three
residence halls won't be ready for start of fall semester
Only three of the six new on campus residence halls
will be completed as scheduled for fall 2006. /
By Elizabeth Livingston
OPINION
Super-mom?
Nearly every mom is, trust me
People without children just don't seem to understand
that life with babies isn't happy most of the time and
frustrating some of the time. No, it's definitely more
like frustrating most of the time and happy some of
the time, at least when it comes to Dennis. / By
Elizabeth Livingston
SPORTS AND RECREATION
Life
back to normal for soccer fan
The first of June, Dave Essig was beside himself in
anticipation for the World Cup. He spent almost $30
extra on his television services just to have the ability
to record every game during June. / By Jed C. Christensen
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