Those Were the Days “Unable to embrace change or face the future, they have opted instead to romanticize the past. After decades of this raging Old Fartism, newspapers no longer have any younger readers to speak of, nor does anybody in America under the age of 40 notice or care what’s happening at the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, or the Washington Post.”
—Jon Katz, media critic, Wired magazine, 1998
• Yesterday’s WORD: Did you miss yesterday’s WORDs on pigs, swill and advertising from George Orwell? Click here.
• TODAY! CNN’s Jessica Ravitz comes to USU for Morris Media & Society Lecture on March 27
• ATV News: Old Main Hill, napping Aggies, sports and weather, anchored by Courtney Robinson and Kelton Wells
• Under the sea . . . USU students dredge up biotech solution for implants, by Mary Taggart, Sam Bennion, Landon Kohler, Hannah Heninger and Amanda Ahlman
• Ouch! Overcrowded Nelson Fieldhouse poses threat to students? by Clayton Leuba, Tessa Italasano, Ileana Borunda and Cale Patterson
• Aggie ice cream lobbies Legislature with creamy treats, by Zach Waxler, Bradley Thatcher, Jordan Groff and Caesarea Kritz
• USU hockey, en route to nationals, awaits opponents to qualify, by Ileana Borunda, Clayton Leuba, Tessa Italasano and Cale Patterson
• Logan draws line in the air to combat valley air pollution health risks, by Jessica Hinrichs, Grady Smith, Seth Merrill and Teresa Gutierrez
• Logan residents are ready to go wild for buffalo wings, by Cameron Etherington, Rebecca Walker, Connor Comeau, Lilibeth Salvador and McCall Bulloch
• Friends of the Elderly club connects with seniors on Presidents Day, by Tricia Olson, McCarty Hatfield, Rhys Stephens, Brooke Larsen and Landon Graham
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