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Azeri Coby Pushed the Limits in Indian Relay Racing

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By Jeff Hunter
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Azeri Coby Pushed the Limits in Indian Relay Racing During the winter months, Azeri Coby can often be found out in the frigid cold and deep snow, launching off cliffs and traversing the steep backcountry of the Intermountain West on the back of a snowmobile with his daredevil friends and relatives. But that feels like a very long way away on this early August day in Southeastern Idaho. It’s hot, dry, and dusty.
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Clearing the Way: Pratts Restore Land and Support Rural Students

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By Jeff Hunter
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Clearing the Way: Pratts Restore Land and Support Rural Students It’s a unique vocation that comes with the expectation of being either very cold and wet, or extremely hot and dry. But it can apparently also be dark and eerie. “We’ve had grown men call just bawling,” Scott Pratt says of the unique adventure of being alone in the wetlands surrounding the Great Salt Lake in the middle of the night. “They’ve been on the phone just sobbing.
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Eugene Gardner: Utah State's Tragic Genius

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By Jeff Hunter
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Eugene Gardner: Utah State’s Tragic Genius In the early 1950s, Utah State University was still known as Utah State Agricultural College, and what would come to be known as the Taggart Student Center was simply called the Student Union Building. When the much-anticipated grand opening of the new SUB officially happened in May 1953, USAC students were greeted by a large painting of a man wearing a beige lab coat over a white shirt and dark tie.
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