- The Daily Utah Chronicle

International Week comes to U

September 2, 2003

Students have the opportunity to learn about the world's cultures as the student government hosts International Week through Friday. The Associated Students of the University of Utah Presenter's Office, the Non-Traditional Student Board, Diversity Board and several other student groups have organized and funded a week of activities intended to increase student awareness of diversity on campus.

Business, engineering, science combine efforts

September 2, 2003

Pierre Lassonde and his late wife Claudette, both U graduates, often joked that a union between the College of Business and the College of Engineering would be a formidable force in today's high tech industry. To honor Claudette, Pierre Lassonde developed such a center, which is called the Lassonde New Venture Development Center.

Keeping it all in perspective

By By [email protected] • September 1, 2003

By [email protected] than saying "from my cold dead hands" I have adopted a new saying about the latest ruling concerning the guns on campus issue. That saying is "I've got all day!" As probably...

U lands a win in gun debate

By and • September 1, 2003

Nothing changed on campus, but it was still a victory for the U. In a decision which came as a surprise to administrators and state leaders alike, 3rd District Judge Robert Hilder ruled in favor of the U's no-gun policy, despite the opinion of Utah State Attorney General Mark Shurtleff and many members of the Utah State Legislature that such a policy was against Utah law.

The Chronicle’s View: The U should have the right to self-administration on gun control

By and • September 1, 2003

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Two opinions, one general concern

By By RuthAnne Frost and By RuthAnne Frost • September 1, 2003

Last Friday, Aug. 29, The Chronicle ran two seemingly different articles: one about award-winning geneticist Mario Capecchi's work on mice, and one about the Students' Organization for Animal Rights and their fight to keep the U ethical and humane. The article on Mario Capecchi's research focused mainly on recent discoveries that may lead to a reduced incidence of skeletal birth defects in humans.

AFC EAST: Upstart Bills could take division in ’03

September 1, 2003

It's almost not fair, playing in the AFC East these days. At most, the best and toughest division in football can only send three teams to the postseason. With the injury to the Jets' Chad Pennington, which will keep him out for most of the season, things may get sorted out a bit easier.

Utes At A Glance

September 1, 2003

Warfield Earns Weekly Honor For Utah State Performance Senior tailback Brandon Warfield was named the Mountain West Conference's Football Co-Player of the Week after a blistering 173-yard, one touchdown performance, in the Utes' 40-20 victory over the Utah State Aggies.

Stunned Utes drop 2 of 3 in Tempe

September 1, 2003

TEMPE, Ariz.-Things didn't go quite according to plan this weekend for the U volleyball team. The Utes (1-2) dropped their first two matches in the Sun Devil Classic, falling to Arizona State and San Diego before finally salvaging the weekend set with a sweep over the Ohio Bobcats Saturday evening.

Soccer goes 2-0, topples No. 17 Michigan

By By Mathew Ouellette • September 1, 2003

As the Utah women's soccer team walked off the field Sunday, a familiar chorus echoed from the PA, "Sorry Ms. Jackson...I am for real." It may have been planned or it may have been a coincidence, but it was certainly as much a statement as the team's weekend performances.