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Auriana Dunn

Auriana Dunn

Author at The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah at The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah

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    Recent Articles

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    Dunn: Here’s To Hope

    For me, hope wasn’t the thing with feathers, but the thing with fins. While watching the whales, I saw a generation of creatures safer from harm than before.
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    Dunn: The Spiral Jetty’s Evolving Legacy

      Recently, I visited the Spiral Jetty for the first time. I walked along the path, trudging through loose dirt. It looked as though the sand was in the process of burying the jetty. Large black rocks outlining its swirling shape were stuck in the ground without any elevation. Standing on the jetty, looking out...
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    Dunn: Public Transportation Needs More Support to Reach its Full Po...

    This past April, the Utah Transit Authority’s Frontrunner train celebrated its 15th birthday. The Frontrunner train runs from Ogden to Provo and provides bike storage and complimentary WiFi. Along with UTA’s Trax light rail and bus routes, it services the whole Salt Lake Valley, allowing a clean alternative for commuters. Despite the many benefits,...
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    Dunn: Celebrities Deserve Privacy Too

    On April 8, Entertainment Tonight reported that artist Taylor Swift had split from her boyfriend Joe Alwyn after six years. The news spread far and fast, with other prominent outlets, such as People Magazine and CNN, reporting the news. The couple has also started trending on social media, where fans have spread numerous unverified...
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    Dunn: We Need Comprehensive Sex-Ed

    This legislative session has seen several bills aimed at teachers and education. Two, in particular, are S.B. 55 and H.B. 344. Both bills are aimed at establishing policies for curriculum transparency and expanding parental involvement in public education. However, these bills will be detrimental to Utah sex education. S.B. 55 would create an open...