Bookstore hopping as students prepare for spring classes

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Angela Tingey, a clerk at the College of Eastern Utah Bookstore, adds up the book purchases of Jordan Thacker. With the beginning of spring semester, many students are spending almost as much on text books as they are on tuition to attend college. Each year books get more and more expensive, and some classes require multiple texts and lab materials.

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