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Fire ignites in the Institute building

  The LDS Institute of Religion canceled classes Wednesday and Thursday after a heated stove top in the building's kitchen ignited a cardboard box and filled the building with smoke. Students at the Institute were 15 minutes into their 9:30 a.m. Full story

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Aggie men's basketball outbattles Warriors

  Returning home to the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum usually means good things for the Utah State men's basketball team. Sophomore guard Preston Medlin scored 25 points in a win over an athletic and physical Hawaii team 77-72 on Thursday. "We needed this win in the worst way," USU head coach Stew Morrill said. Full story

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A decade later: Reflections on the SLC Olympics

  With February marking the 10-year anniversary of the 2002 Winter Olympics, USU students have taken a look back on when the world came to Salt Lake City. Even though many were just children, the memories they hold are still prevalent in their minds. Full story

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Aggies to battle Vandals in frigid North

  Utah State women's basketball heads to Moscow, Idaho, this weekend to face the University of Idaho. The Aggies are 12-6 on the season and 3-1 in the Western Athletic Conference. Aggie junior guard Devyn Christensen leads the WAC in scoring at 19 points per game. Full story

Utah State hockey heads into final games of season

  Utah State hockey is heading into the home stretch of its season. Ranked No. 2 in the West, the Aggies have five games left to make a statement before the National Championship tournament. "We are currently sitting at number two, and there's still two more voting periods," USU head coach Jon Eccles said. Full story

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Ancient species named after geology professor

  A new species of trilobite was recently named after a professor at USU in recognition of his decades of work in geology. Liddell said he had nothing to do with the decision to name the new trilobite after himself. He said a professor at the University of Kansas came across this new specimen and decided to name it in recognition of the work Liddell and his students have done. Full story

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Fitness and Fun

When it comes to writing up a New Year's resolutions, one of the most common things I hear is to develop a daily exercise routine. As resolution makers, I'm sure many of us have the best intentions to lose those few extra pounds we gained over the holidays, if you know what I mean. Full story