.
Those were the days
“The average newspaper, especially of the better sort, has
the intelligence of a hillbilly evangelist, the courage of a rat, the fairness
of a prohibitionist boob-jumper, the information of a high school janitor, the
taste of a designer of celluloid valentines, and the honor of a police-station
lawyer.”
—H.L.
Mencken (1890-1956), newspaperman, 1919
• Editorial Comment: That's a libel on boob-jumpers.
• Yesterday’s WORD: Did you miss yesterday’s WORDs on books and dogs from philosopher Groucho Marx? Click here.
• Good defense not enough to keep BYU from victory over Utah State, by Curtis Lundstrom
• Mountain Crest girls soccer draws with Sky View in double overtime, by Curtis Lundstrom
• Mountain Crest avenges two years of losses, beats Logan on home turf, by Curtis Lundstrom
• Summer in Germany results in FOTOSOMMER exhibit for 11 students, by Katie Swain
• Popular Zumba class ending; teacher made class ‘feel like a party’, by Dani Hays
• Banned books: ‘Are we still talking about this?’ asks First Amendment ‘absolutist’, by D. Whitney Smith
• Richmond P&Z members learn basics of making land-use decisions, by Heidi Vaughan
• Aggie journalism students tell stories of hope & heartbreak from Africa, by D. Whitney Smith
• Aggie TV News for Oct. 3, 2012: Congolese officials, Army Blackhawk helicopters, bikers with teddy bears, and more.
• Writing Ethiopia: USU journalism students report on African nation, by Kristen Munson
• Albrecht statement on Coward retirement; Cockett named new provost
• Public Lands Day: Building a good fence to have happier neighbors, by Danielle Manley
• Family environment of Synergy program in Cornish helps troubled boys, by Brandon Fonda
• 17-pound cheeseburgers defeat all but one at Man V Grill, by Jessica Wilkinson
• Richard Brookhiser to discuss James Madison’s legacy at USU
PeezPIX by Ted Pease
Fall Harvest
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