- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Backup QBs vying to replace Elliott

September 8, 2003

The U football team (1-1) lost more than the game on its failed two-point conversion against Texas A&M-the Utes also lost their starting quarterback for at least a month, and probably more. "[Brett Elliott] will be out four weeks at best," U coach Urban Meyer said.

Three dominant Utes honored by MWC

September 8, 2003

Kim Turner Volleyball For the ninth time in her prolific career with the U volleyball team, senior middle blocker Kim Turner was named Mountain West Player of the Week after a strong three-match showing over the weekend. Turner was named MVP of the Utah Hampton Inn Classic after leading the Utes to a 3-0 performance with wins over Washington State, Utah Valley State College and No.

The Chronicle’s View: Alex Smith should lead the U offense Thursday night

September 8, 2003

Saturday night was an exciting time for college football fans, particularly University of Utah fans...for a few minutes, anyway. The excitement of the fourth quarter comeback staged by the Utes was quickly deflated they were unable to convert a two point attempt to tie the game.

Sustainable living should be our national priority

By By Deen Chatterjee • September 8, 2003

We need to consume in order to live. In a consumer culture, however, we live to consume. Consumption as a way of life is what we call "consumerism." Its most intense manifestation is in today's America, where our overwhelming consumption of resources defines our society and culture.

Letter to the Editor: There is no excuse for political apathy

By and • September 8, 2003

Editor: I found the column "Cutting through the red tape blacklist" yesterday highly disturbing. Adam Benson seems to think that not voting is a really brilliant and funny way to protest the "widespread and endemic hypocrisy" of politicians. He proceeds to prove this with stories of crazy antics from both sides of the political spectrum that have been found questionable in recent years.

Trustees discuss U Web site

September 8, 2003

Money and mother-boards were the topics at hand. Requests for approval to conduct more than $681,000 in remodeling and renovation efforts and an overview of the U's Information Technology infrastructure were the two biggest issues on the docket at Monday's Board of Trustees meeting.

U professor duo receives top honors

September 8, 2003

Cara Wieser Chronicle Staff Writer Two U scholars were chosen from a field of more than 500 qualified scientists from across the country to receive Sloan Research Fellowships. The prestigious award-received by Katrin Becker, assistant professor of physics and Christopher Hacon, assistant professor of mathematics-recognizes scholars of exceptional talent with "outstanding promise" according to the fellowship brochure.

U football party

By and • September 8, 2003

Creating a "community campus environment" on a commuter campus like the U is a continuous struggle, student leaders say. That's not stopping them from trying. For the first time ever, the Associated Students of the University of Utah is hosting a "fifth quarter.

The monster that eats all of mommy’s time, energy

September 8, 2003

Jen, I am the husband of a graduate student. I have already finished my graduate work and am just killing time until she graduates. We communicate really well and I know she is trying to hurry and jump through the required hoops. I feel that the U sees no value to our family, yet we all pay the tuition.

Warren not solely at fault for last week’s condom quandary

By By Mathew Ouellette and By Mathew Ouellette • September 8, 2003

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