Hurrican

is Weber State actually pronounced "wee-brr"?

yes

ogden is still probably the wildest town in the state with the most diverse character because it was where the union pacific railroad passed through giving it a source of life apart from mormon organization and industry. weber state is technically in ogden but was founded by davis county mormons of note so its student body is mostly white suburban-rural german-american local yokels and the general atmosphere is comparable to utah valley university or a less overwhelmingly mormon byu-idah.

when did they change it from Ricks College?

2001

is it still for the mormons who are too dumb to get into the palace at Provo or ...?

idk probably

place is horrible, i went to an efy camp there as a teen, completely blocked it from memory

i may have been a little too hard on ole' hurricane above

Hurricane • Jennifer Humphries remembers being one of those kids lining the sidewalks during this town's annual Fourth of July parade.

In those days, she would run a few steps into the street when someone passing in the parade would throw a handful of taffy or suckers toward the crowd. She'd grab her share.

Monday was Humphries' turn to throw.

Now 16 years old, she wore a crown and the sash that said "Miss Hurricane." She sat in a flatbed trailer, waved and tossed candy at the kids.

"We like the tradition," Humphries said. "I liked picking up candy when I was little. I still like picking up candy."

http://www.sltrib.com/news/4076612-155/hurricanes-4th-its-all-about-the

happy 4th yall!!!!

Turrican

that was going to be the oblique point of parody for this thread but it didn't really "gel"

lol

hehehehe

― “bad” mothers, rebel mamas, and other radical/transgressive moms (nakhchivan), Tuesday, May 17, 2016 11:00 AM (1 month ago)

Vandals spray-painted obscenities at a Hurricane school and park early this week.

Officers discovered the graffiti at Hurricane Middle School (395 N. 200 West) and Hall Park (397 N. 200 West) on Tuesday, according to a news release from Hurricane police. The vandalism, which included the phrase "F--- the police," likely occurred late Monday night or early Tuesday morning.

"This is a complete act of disregard for property and respect for the community," the release states.

The writings, some of which were still being deciphered, were scrawled in black paint. Employees with Washington County School District and Hurricane City Parks spent hours cleaning the graffiti, said Hurricane police Sgt. Brandon Buell, though there was no cost estimate for the damage.

Investigators were reviewing surveillance footage from the areas for possible leads. They ask anyone with information on the incident to call 435-627-4999.