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TRACY: ‘The Big Sick’ is a standout summer flick
“The Big Sick” has as big of a heart of gold as the protagonists who lived through it. The movie, which is loosely based on a true story of writers Kumail Nanjiani and Emily V. Gordon, follows the relationship of fictionalized Kumail and Emily.
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Preview: Be ready to see plenty of new names for this season’s receivers and tight ends
There will be lots of fresh faces on the Oregon receiving units in 2017. Key players are gone from last year’s team with wide receivers Devon Allen pursuing a professional track career, Dwayne Stanford graduating and Darren Carrington recently being released from team and reportedly transferring to...
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BYU, Provo Celebrate Latino Culture
Feel the rhythm and the beat of the bongos, the bass and the maracas. Pair that with couples dancing samba, cha-cha and salsa, and you’d probably think you’re walking down the streets of Peru, Colombia or Mexico.
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Paul Caldarella speaks about responding to the Lord’s call
BYU McKay School of Education associate professor, Paul Caldarella, spoke about how responding to the Lord’s call yields blessings in his devotional address on July 25. Caldarella recounted how the story of his immigrant grandfather and those of the early pioneers lead him to his devotional topic.
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Target becomes first USC Village retailer to open for business
The USC Village Target will be the sixth small-scale Target in the Los Angeles area. Morgan Stephens | Daily Trojan Target is the first retailer of the Village’s massive $700 million, mixed-use retail and residential space to open its doors.
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Summer wrapup: SGA passes first bill, discusses football ticket changes
The SGA Senate passed a carbon-neutrality bill on June 28, which aims to make the University a carbon-neutral campus by 2050.
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FYF Fest feeds LA music scene with tastes of indie, mainstream artists
FYF Fest at Exposition Park, a music festival packed with exciting music, long lines and brightly costumed personalities, was a Disneyland for music lovers.
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Stansbury’s first year at Tech
This time last year Mike Bobinski was still Athletic Director (AD) at Tech. In October, the Jackets welcomed Todd Stansbury as the 9th AD in program history. With his career full of athletic successes, there’s no doubt that he will do everything he sets out to do for Tech athletics.
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Department of Education chooses assailants over survivors
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced last week her intentions to roll back several Obama-era protections against sexual assault on college campuses. These changes embody a misguided attempt at gender equality that will directly harm survivors of sexual assault.
