- The Daily Utah Chronicle

NFC East: Eagles are champs, Giants loom

By and • September 3, 2003

Things used to be so nice and simple. The NFC East had Andy Reid, the nice-guy disciplinarian whose Eagles quietly rode a groundbreaking quarterback to title contender status in just three short years. There was the Giants' Jim Fassel, the nice-guy disciplinarian made famous for his brash postseason predictions and always entertaining press conferences.

Ute QBs still grasping new offense

By and • September 3, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: Language is a reflection of society

By and • September 3, 2003

Editor: Language is power. It has the ability to end wars, throw a dictator from power and comfort those in times of need. Without communication, we are powerless. The beauty of the English lexicon is that it changes with the needs of society. The structure of language is always changing to suit those who seek to use its power for communicating thoughts, ideas and social justice.

The importance of keeping the proper perspective

By By Jim Bergstedt • September 3, 2003

It seems there has been a lot of emphasis placed on the "d" word lately-diversity. This is, in part, a good thing. I do not object to the notion of a diverse population or a diverse student body. The diversity we enjoy at the U should be celebrated and, in appropriate ways, encouraged.

Parking woes hit upper campus

September 3, 2003

As of last night, the Dumke Building and surrounding buildings in the health sciences area lost 100 "A" parking stalls until Sept. 22 to resurfacing. Lying on the ground along East Medical Drive, near the building, southwest of the Huntsman Cancer Institute, a sign read, "Vehicles in these stall after 10:00 Wed.

Infectious behavior

By and • September 3, 2003

School is now in full swing for students at the U, but before students proceed with what has now become the cliche of sexual promiscuity, a brief reminder: According to Planned Parenthood, by the age of 24, one in three sexually active people will have contracted a sexually transmitted infection (STI)-better known as an STD, or a sexually transmitted disease.

U intramural sports programs offer students an alternative to boredom

By and • September 3, 2003

For U sophomore Brad Lewis, it was all about the love of the game. "I wasn't playing any sports when I entered college and I wanted to play," he said. "I saw this flier hanging up about an intramural soccer team and I decided to join." After paying a minimal fee, Lewis began playing weekly soccer games that were organized and officiated by the U's Intramural Sports Department-a department of the U's Campus Recreation Services.

College changes its face

By and • September 3, 2003

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AFC West: Raiders set to dominate again

September 2, 2003

Not one team in the AFC West finished with a losing record last season, and the conference's Super Bowl representative came from the division. The same will happen this season, but the Oakland Raiders are a year older and the other teams in the division are getting closer and closer to dethroning them.

The Chronicle’s View: U should be concerned with enhancing educational quality, not public perception

By and • September 2, 2003

Recently in his "State of the U" address, Bernie Machen said of the U, "We will no longer be the safe fallback school for everyone in the state. We are moving toward real selectivity and excellence in our educational programs." Such a statement has many discussing what it means for the U to be labeled a fallback school in the state.