Senate majority leader's book details political journey

Senate majority leader's book details political journey

In a time of "great political disaffection," the American dream is still alive and Senator Harry Reid, D-Nev., says he's out to prove it. In his recently published non-profit memoir, The Good Fight, Reid tells of his journey from a shack in rural Nevada where he was born to the powerful office of Senate Majority Leader; a path that led through Cedar City.

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City council debates light pollution ordinance

(Posted May 8) Cedar City residents and business owners voiced concerns about a proposed light ordinance designed to cut down on light pollution during Wednesday's city council meeting. City Manager Ron Chandler said there had been a number of complaints from Cedar City residents about light pollution from industrial areas.

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News

2008 graduating class is SUU's largest yet

2008 graduating class is SUU's largest yet

The 2008 graduating class is the largest in university history and has made a lasting impression on SUU. Executive Director of Alumni relations Mindy Benson said the ceremony will be traditional and formal to honor the accomplishments of all the graduates.

Sports

Lamb finds dream job at SUU

Lamb finds dream job at SUU

Football coach Ed Lamb takes over the reigns of a struggling T-Bird program, but the first-time head coach isn't deterred by last year's winless season and has set the bar high for the upcoming season. "I expect we can earn a winning season, a conference championship, and a playoff selection," Lamb said.

Accent

Local 'pub' offers relaxing atmosphere

Local 'pub' offers relaxing atmosphere

The Pastry Pub, on West Center Street, offers a variety of food and a relaxing Irish pub atmosphere. Pastry Pub owner Siroos Saifizadeh said he chose to have an Irish pub theme for his restaurant because he wanted to do something different. "I like the Irish culture and I wanted to do something like that," he said.

Opinion

EDITORIAL: Education should stay a priority

EDITORIAL: Education should stay a priority

With the end of the semester and commencement, most students are entering a well-earned break from classes or moving on from their educations into the professional world. To this year's graduates, the University Journal Editorial Board extends congratulations and best wishes.

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