Month: January 2017
BOOK REVIEW: The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett
Rarely have I been privileged enough to take such a journey as this. This book has it all… literally. It would be nearly impossible to be disappointed by this book. I have so many thoughts I ought not attempt any further review. Let me simply […]
BOOK REVIEW: The Man Without a Face: The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin by Masha Gessen
Part of the book gave me what I wanted, the rest however, was a giant disappointment and a paranoid waste of time. While the perceived horrors of this tale go almost saying, I was disappointed in the overall delivery. This book was pitched as the […]
Air Force ROTC prepared to move headquarters away from BYU: All signs point to UVU
Hub City Woodcraft: A Christmas Photo Series
How To Create A Connection After Deployment
How to Make Writing Convenient
Writing is hard, but because I know how to make writing convenient, I have no excuse to avoid it. Being a writer is incredibly rewarding. The benefits of writing impact your mental, emotional and social lives immediately. Today I want to show you the tools I use to […]
Complacency kills: Active shooter training
Most UVU students are not prepared for an active shooter scenario. According to the UVU event calendar website, an active shooter training session was scheduled to happen Jan. 11 at the main lecture hall in the Fulton Library. What the event lacked were organizers, speakers […]
