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A Scientific Perspective on Animal Research

By By [email protected], By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • September 3, 2003

By [email protected] Editor:Although I applaud that RuthAnne Frost is continuing a much-needed dialogue on the issue of animal experimentation in her Sept. 2 column "Two opinions, one general...

NFC West: High-powered Rams back on top

September 3, 2003

Everything went wrong for the St. Louis Rams last season. Injuries to Kurt Warner and Marshall Faulk were the prime reasons for the team's demise, but rest assured that the Rams are back and poised to dominate the NFC West. The rest of the teams in the division have no chance to overtake the Rams, but the race for second place is intriguing nonetheless.

NFC North: Packers top weak division

By By Mathew Ouellette and By Mathew Ouellette • September 3, 2003

The NFC North is the weakest division in football. There, I said it. The top two teams are only pretty good, and the bottom two are stuck in the mire of rebuilding seasons. Nonetheless, this division will probably put two teams in the playoffs, and that is a direct result of the Lions and Bears.

Student employment fair brings opportunities to U

September 3, 2003

Finding a job in today's economy isn't easy, but U Career Services lends a hand to those interested. Career Services held its annual Student Employment and Volunteer Fair in the Union Ballroom on Wednesday afternoon. Unlike October's Career Fair, the event was geared toward those looking for a part-time job, said career service counselor Julie Swaner.

Campaign Reform Act under the microscope

September 3, 2003

Media lawyer Randy Dryer says the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, signed into law last March by President Bush, will reinvigorate the polls among younger votes and regulate corruption, even if in appearance only. "Voting percentages are generally down in the younger age group in particular because they feel their voice is being drowned out by money interests.

ASUU Pres outlines goals and future plans

September 3, 2003

Associated Students of the University of Utah President Adrian Johnson and members of his staff outlined the future of the administration and accomplishments to date at a Wednesday night General Assembly meeting in the Saltair room. "I make it my personal goal to see that everyone gets the most out of their college experience, and that's what I've done," ASUU Vice President Anthony White said.

Corporate America should stay out of independent film industry

By and • September 3, 2003

Three weeks ago, a new art house opened inside Trolley Square. Madstone Theaters is a company based out of New York City, founded in 1999, that shows primarily art-house films. Madstone has theaters in nine different cities across the country, with one more on the way in Baltimore.

Letter to the Editor: Football Fan Club or Jr. Crimson club?

By and • September 3, 2003

Editor: Last week I was excited to attend the home opener against Utah State. As always, I arrived about an hour early to watch the team warm up and enjoy the atmosphere. However, to my surprise, nearly three-fourths of the prime student seating was cordoned off, as reserved for the Football Fan Club.

Car collides with TRAX train

By and • September 3, 2003

The Medical TRAX line doesn't officially open until Sept. 29, but there has already been an accident. On Tuesday at about 10:45 a.m., a Nissan XTerra made an illegal left turn at the intersection of 1500 East and South Campus Drive and was hit by a TRAX train, according to Utah Transit Authority officials.

500 participants show up at “Music and Food Extravaganza”

By By John Boyack • September 3, 2003

Day two of International Week got underway yesterday, offering music and food with a uniquely global flavor. Salzburger Echo, providing a sample of Austrian sound in the "Music and Food Extravaganza," was one of five bands selected to perform on the stage set up in the plaza behind the Union building.