As my time at Judge comes to close, I can't help but think about all that I've done while in this class. Some of my favorites have been producing TV Judge with CJ Stokes and Toni Bullough, my coverage...
No, armed guards won't make schools safer
by Oliver Cockle
In the past twenty years the landscape of daily life at school has changed due to school shootings and it is something that the Utah Legislature...
Dear Mr. Sams,
I’m sure that you are well aware of the current state of your national parks. As you know, many of the parks under your protection are currently in jeopardy of destruction – the very...
This year Utah had the possibility of getting a lottery. Representative Kera Birkeland of Morgan was at the head of this proposal. She believed that the state should allow Utah voters to decide if they...
Speed zones are put in place to protect pedestrians, as well as other cars, from the potential dangers that come from excessive speed in populated areas. This is especially reinforced in school zones,...
Editor's Note: Welcome to our first edition of Perspective, opinions written by the student body.
David McCullough once said, “History is a guide to navigation in perilous times (1984)”. McCullough...
At the end of last year the International Olympic Committee (IOC) proposed that the 2034 Winter Olympics be held in Salt Lake City. This may come as a surprise, but I believe that it is actually a very...
The state of Utah just passed a bill S.B. 272 which would cost taxpayers almost $1 billion, and it would help in bringing an Major League Baseball team to Utah.
I am a big baseball fan, and I even...
According to the Washington Post, the Great Salt Lake has lost roughly 40 billion gallons of water annually since 2020. This is equivalent to 302.8 billion water bottles and enough water to supply 1.33...
Lawmakers in Utah have begun to push legislation H.B. 249, to counter the "rights of nature" movement gaining momentum in efforts to save the drying Great Salt Lake. This bill, which has passed the House,...
Attention on the Great Salt Lake only continues to increase. An invasive reed-like plant called phragmites is taking over and sucking up a considerable amount of the Great Salt Lake’s water. This plant...
Drugs. Alcohol. Vaping. Whatever you want to call it, substance abuse in Judge Memorial and many other high schools has been prevalent for a long time.
This year marks 25 years since a poll by the...
