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Opinion Page 6 April 30, 2015 Vespine Issue 6 The Vespine Staff Ms.Lueck-Wheeler ......................................................Advisor Lucas de Assis.....................................................Senior Writer Maia Bisel...........................................................Senior Writer Jonathan Call.......................................................Senior Writer Joshua Echols......................................................Senior Writer Mauricio Nunez..................................................Senior Writer La Tasha Nakai...................................................Senior Writer Aubrey Shaw.......................................................Senior Writer Harley Steinmiller ...............................................Senior Writer Hannah Thomas..................................................Senior Writer Carly Wegner ......................................................Senior Writer Ria McCarthy ......................................................Junior Writer Marisa Schaelling.......................................Sophomore Writer Kylee Powell...............................................Sophomore Writer Ashley Sweat..............................................Sophomore Writer Senior Writer Aubrey Shaw e Coachella Music Festival was held for the first weekend April 10th, 11th, and 12th. e second weekend was the 17th, 18th and the 19th. Line up for 2015 were artists from Florence + the Machine to Drake. e music festival that happens an- nually was a bigger hit this year than years be- fore, and keeps heading up the scale to become bigger and better. e Coachella music festival is not just a giant mu- sical hit for musicians to kick off the year of festivals, and for mu- sic lovers to enjoy the musical sound. Coach- ella is also home to an arts festival where indie art can be displayed, or even sold. Many local or even non-local artists came to sell either at a booth or in their car. Coachella is also home to hold many celebrities, as stated before it keeps getting bigger and better so many celebrities are known to be seen there. Be sure to catch it next year for some music and a heck of a lot of fun..;/’ Coachella Junior Prom was fun; it was made more fun being my first dance and the fact that it was junior prom. Would I go again? Probably not. Although, it was fun to see everyone all dressed up and you could definitely see who took Prom seriously and who was just there, but everyone looked amazing! For me the music choices could have been better, but it kept everyone jumping around or awk- wardly swinging to the beat. I guess it is hard to please everyone when it comes to picking music. As the night wore on and more people arrived, they opened doors, and there were probably just as many people outside as there were people inside. e water/punch supply ran out rather quickly and there were many people rushing into the bathroom to get some water from the drinking fountain. You would think they would expect people to be thirsty and have a back-up or re- placement jug. I liked how it wasn’t at the high school and some- where new, I place that I had never been before. I guess altogether that night wasn’t bad. It was funny to see ev- eryone either getting into the music and dancing, letting it rip, or the rest standing in circles rocking to the music. It probably looked like a normal day in the commons, just with music and poufy dresses. I would like to go to a high school prom outside of Utah and compare it with this one, just for fun. I would give this dance probably three stars out of five, maybe a two. Senior Writer Gabby Soleil Junior PROM With graduation coming, seniors are getting ready for the new life aſter high school, some are going to college, and others mis- sion, or simply work. Here’s a guide for the colleges in Utah for juniors preparing for next year, or seniors planning on going to college. Dixie State Univer- sity is an open enrollment institution that believes in educational access for all students. Accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, DSU strives to enrich its community and the lives of its students by promoting a culture of learning, values, and community. Brigham Young University seeks to develop students of faith, intellect and character who have the skills and the desire to continue learning and to serve others throughout their lives. Established in 1875, the university provides an outstanding education in an atmosphere consistent with the ideals and principles of its sponsor, e Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. LDS Business Col- lege’s mission is education but its focus is careers. e college has relationships with employers who are waiting to hire its graduates. e Col- lege’s 2,000 students come from every state and more than 60 countries worldwide. As Utah’s most diverse institution of higher education, SLCC is an open access, comprehensive community college. Offer- ing a full range of academic programs and economic development opportunities, the College specializes in workforce development and general education for trans- fer to four year universities. Consistently ranked as a top institution in the nation, Snow College is the place for students looking to achieve academic success in a fun and safe residential campus environment. With campuses located in Ephraim and Richfield, Snow College also offers online classes and degree options; students can complete degrees in Associate of Arts, Science or Applied Science, Bachelor of Music with an emphasis in commercial music, in addi- tion to numerous specialized, short-term vocational train- ing certificates and diplomas. SUU is the only school in Utah to guarantee every student graduates not just with a diploma, but with a resume of professional ex- perience. As Utah’s designat- ed liberal arts and sciences university, SUU offers the traditional college experi- ence, with hands-on learning from professors who get to know students as individu- als, working alongside them in undergraduate research, service and study abroad. e University of Utah, a proud member of the Pac-12 Conference, is located in Salt Lake City at the base of the Wasatch mountain range and is Utah’s flagship university. Founded in 1850, it serves more than 33,000 students from across the United States and the world. UCAT is Utah’s system of eight regional “applied tech- nology colleges” (ATCs). e ATCs offer 290 accredited certificates preparing stu- dents for a variety of techni- cal fields. In as little as three to 18 months you will gain the skills you need to become employed in a great job. At Utah State Uni- versity, you’ll be pushed to be better, go further, to partici- pate and to lead. Located in Logan, USU is the complete package that offers an incred- ible value for students. With top-notch faculty, amazing student life, hands-on un- dergraduate research, NCAA Division 1 athletics, and the largest residential campus in Utah, USU has big school opportunities with a small- school feel. As a teaching university dedicated to student success, Utah Valley University offers professional certificates and diplomas, more than 120 associate and baccalaureate degrees and a targeted number of master’s degrees for a rapidly increas- ing number of students with diverse interests and back- grounds. Weber State Uni- versity offers a variety of two and four-year degrees, and multiple graduate programs. A leader in undergraduate education, WSU provides a small-class environment, where students work closely with faculty and participate in research and community service. Westminster is a nationally recognized, comprehensive liberal arts college. With a broad array of graduate and undergrad- uate programs, Westminster is distinguished by its unique environment for learning. Senior Writer Lucas Assis College Guide
Transcript of Coachella - wasatch.edu...Ashley Sweat.....Sophomore Writer Senior Writer Aubrey Shaw The Coachella...
OpinionPage 6April 30, 2015 Vespine Issue 6
The Vespine Staff
Ms.Lueck-Wheeler......................................................AdvisorLucas de Assis.....................................................Senior WriterMaia Bisel...........................................................Senior WriterJonathan Call.......................................................Senior WriterJoshua Echols......................................................Senior WriterMauricio Nunez..................................................Senior WriterLa Tasha Nakai...................................................Senior WriterAubrey Shaw.......................................................Senior WriterHarley Steinmiller...............................................Senior WriterHannah Thomas..................................................Senior WriterCarly Wegner......................................................Senior WriterRia McCarthy......................................................Junior WriterMarisa Schaelling.......................................Sophomore WriterKylee Powell...............................................Sophomore WriterAshley Sweat..............................................Sophomore Writer
Senior WriterAubrey Shaw
The Coachella Music Festival was held for the first weekend April 10th, 11th, and 12th. The second weekend was the 17th, 18th and the 19th. Line up for 2015 were artists from Florence + the Machine to Drake. The music festival that happens an-nually was a bigger hit
this year than years be-fore, and keeps heading up the scale to become bigger and better. The Coachella music festival is not just a giant mu-sical hit for musicians to kick off the year of festivals, and for mu-sic lovers to enjoy the musical sound. Coach-ella is also home to an arts festival where indie art can be displayed, or
even sold. Many local or even non-local artists came to sell either at a booth or in their car. Coachella is also home to hold many celebrities, as stated before it keeps getting bigger and better so many celebrities are known to be seen there. Be sure to catch it next year for some music and a heck of a lot of fun..;/’
Coachella
Junior Prom was fun; it was made more fun being my first dance and the fact that it was junior prom. Would I go again? Probably not. Although, it was fun to see everyone all dressed up and you could definitely see who took Prom seriously and who was just there, but everyone looked amazing! For me the music choices could have been better, but it kept everyone jumping around or awk-wardly swinging to the beat. I guess it is hard to please everyone when it comes to picking music. As the night wore on and more people arrived, they opened doors, and there were probably just as many people outside as there were people inside. The water/punch supply ran out
rather quickly and there were many people rushing into the bathroom to get some water from the drinking fountain. You would think they would expect people to be thirsty and have a back-up or re-placement jug. I liked how it wasn’t at the high school and some-where new, I place that I had never been before. I guess altogether that night wasn’t bad. It was funny to see ev-eryone either getting into the music and dancing, letting it rip, or the rest standing in circles rocking to the music. It probably looked like a normal day in the commons, just with music and poufy dresses. I would like to go to a high school prom outside of Utah and compare it with this one, just for fun. I would give this dance probably three stars out of five, maybe a two.
Senior WriterGabby Soleil
Junior PROM
With graduation coming, seniors are getting ready for the new life after high school, some are going to college, and others mis-sion, or simply work. Here’s a guide for the colleges in Utah for juniors preparing for next year, or seniors planning on going to college. Dixie State Univer-sity is an open enrollment institution that believes in educational access for all students. Accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, DSU strives to enrich its community and the lives of its students by promoting a culture of learning, values, and community. Brigham Young University seeks to develop students of faith, intellect and character who have the skills and the desire to continue learning and to serve others throughout their lives. Established in 1875, the university provides an outstanding education in an atmosphere consistent with the ideals and principles of its sponsor, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints. LDS Business Col-lege’s mission is education but its focus is careers. The college has relationships with employers who are waiting to hire its graduates. The Col-lege’s 2,000 students come from every state and more than 60 countries worldwide. As Utah’s most diverse institution of higher education, SLCC is an open access, comprehensive community college. Offer-ing a full range of academic programs and economic development opportunities, the College specializes in workforce development and general education for trans-fer to four year universities. Consistently ranked as a top institution in the nation, Snow College is the place for students looking to achieve academic success in a fun and safe residential campus environment. With campuses located in Ephraim and Richfield, Snow College also offers online classes and degree options; students can complete degrees in Associate of Arts, Science or Applied Science, Bachelor of Music with an emphasis in commercial music, in addi-tion to numerous specialized,
short-term vocational train-ing certificates and diplomas. SUU is the only school in Utah to guarantee every student graduates not just with a diploma, but with a resume of professional ex-perience. As Utah’s designat-ed liberal arts and sciences university, SUU offers the traditional college experi-ence, with hands-on learning from professors who get to know students as individu-als, working alongside them in undergraduate research, service and study abroad. The University of Utah, a proud member of the Pac-12 Conference, is located in Salt Lake City at the base of the Wasatch mountain range and is Utah’s flagship university. Founded in 1850, it serves more than 33,000 students from across the United States and the world.UCAT is Utah’s system of eight regional “applied tech-nology colleges” (ATCs). The ATCs offer 290 accredited certificates preparing stu-dents for a variety of techni-cal fields. In as little as three to 18 months you will gain the skills you need to become employed in a great job. At Utah State Uni-versity, you’ll be pushed to be better, go further, to partici-pate and to lead. Located in Logan, USU is the complete
package that offers an incred-ible value for students. With top-notch faculty, amazing student life, hands-on un-dergraduate research, NCAA Division 1 athletics, and the largest residential campus in Utah, USU has big school opportunities with a small-school feel. As a teaching university dedicated to student success, Utah Valley University offers professional certificates and diplomas, more than 120 associate and baccalaureate degrees and a targeted number of master’s degrees for a rapidly increas-ing number of students with diverse interests and back-grounds. Weber State Uni-versity offers a variety of two and four-year degrees, and multiple graduate programs. A leader in undergraduate education, WSU provides a small-class environment, where students work closely with faculty and participate in research and community service. Westminster is a nationally recognized, comprehensive liberal arts college. With a broad array of graduate and undergrad-uate programs, Westminster is distinguished by its unique environment for learning.
Senior WriterLucas Assis
College Guide
