Sunday, January 30, 2011

HNC Week2

Hard News Cafe—Week in Review
Jan. 17-24, 2011



Polish tourists at heritage festival. (Cassidee Cline Photo)



News about Cache Valley and USU by students of the Department of Journalism & Communication

Utah State University

Logan, Utah

Media stereotypes drive international misperceptions of America
January 24th, 2011 Posted in Arts and Life
By Cassidee J. Cline HNC European Correspondent FRANKFURT-ODER, Germany—As you walk through narrow streets lined with small shops and restaurants, you look up at the old apartment buildings with flowerpots lining the balconies. A group of teenagers speaking German walk by and as they pass a few words reach your ears. “Homer Simpson,” you hear as they walk out of sight.

What would Vincent think? Gum-chewers create Van Gogh masterpiece
January 23rd, 2011 Posted in Arts and Life
Story & Photos by April Ashland
LOGAN—It was all about chewing gum, Van Gogh and artistic inspiration at the Chase Fine Arts Center at Utah State this week.

250 new True Aggies line up to smooch under January’s chilly full moon
January 22nd, 2011 Posted in Arts and Life
Story & Photo by Heidi Hansen
LOGAN—It was almost midnight, and “True Aggie Night” was in full swing Wednesday as students braved the cold on the USU Quad for their chance to kiss somebody while standing atop the block “A” under a bright full moon.





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