“There is no crying in volleyball,” says interim coach Grant Barraclough of the women’s volleyball team. Coach Barraclough loves three things in this world God, family, and volleyball, and why wouldn’t he? By day he works at the hospital and by night is coaching volleyball, even with this great schedule he fits time in his day with his two sons who help him to become better from day to day.
There are always struggles at the beginning of a new season, you have new members of the team, and in the case of Utah State University College of Eastern Utah a new head coach as well. This might cause stress for a normal man, leave room for doubt, but Barraclough is excited for the new adventure.
He says, “This year’s team is very hard working. They have come together in a very short time. I expect great things from them this year. It’s nice to have six players returning. They bring good experience to the table and have taken all the new girls under their wings.”
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The faculty of Eastern Utah Theatre are proud to announce their inaugural season as Utah State University-College of Eastern Utah Theatre Department.
“We are proud to announce the Carbon County premiere of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler’s, Sweeney Todd, the Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Auditions were held Aug. 30, and were open to college students and the community,” said Corey Ewan, Ph.D. Sweeny Todd plays October 7-9 & 11-12, 2010.
The fall season continues with Thornton Wilder’s American classic, Our Town, playing November 11-13 & 15-16.
Spring will see a return of Larry Shue’s hilarious comedy, The Foreigner, playing February 10-12 & 14-15, 2011.
Finishing the season will be Neil Simon’s comedy of opposites, The Odd Couple, playing March 31, April 1-2 & 4-5, 2011. All performances will be in the Geary Theatre.
“I think we have a strong and exciting selection of plays this year,” said Ewan. “I am looking forward to starting...

Let me explain the heading to this article before we dive into goose bumps and top hats. I mentioned Dementia (the deterioration of memory) because I once learned that if you don’t exercise your mind everyday, you will lose it. That is why teachers and professors are not as likely to develop Dementia as are everyday people. So instead of naming this article “random information” or “useless facts,” I decided to go with something more interesting and eye-catching. (This way I can make you feel guilty if you ever develop Dementia because I tried to help and you would not read.) Now read on “for a healthier you.”
Do you find yourself wondering what goose bumps are for or why exactly they occur? Never fear, dear ruminators. (If you have never pondered goose bumps, no problem! I have saved you time mulling and searching so you have plenty of time to read on.) I have found satisfyingly curious answers to this crucial mystery. It turns out that goose bumps, goose flesh, gåsehud, piel...