- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Providing great opportunities for service and camaraderie.

By By RuthAnne Frost • August 24, 2003

Next week, hundreds of students will walk from the Union building to 100 South to drink punch, make IV bags for Primary Children's Hospital and ride mechanical bulls. Why? Because next week is formal recruitment for the greek system. Fraternities and sororities have existed since the mid-1800s, and have continued to thrive through today.

PDF? Where?

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • August 24, 2003

By [email protected] where are the pdf's that were talked about in the Aug. 20th issue?#post_author_author, .post_author_avatar, .post_author_box{ display: none; }

Students prepare for U med school

August 24, 2003

A single line of 100 freshmen from the U School of Medicine in dresses and ties filed into Kingsbury Hall on Friday afternoon, carrying white lab coats in their left arms. The students-many of them smiling and waving to loved ones in the audience-were in a procession beginning the White Coat Ceremony for the Class of 2007.

Digital Dilemma

By and • August 24, 2003

Open the front door, turn left, fumble with the keys, drop the backpack, connect the computer to the Internet, start downloading and fall asleep. Just another day for college students across the country and here at the U. Indeed, the expansive possibilities of the World Wide Web have opened many doors for inquisitive collegians, granting them access to vital information and clever digital banter.

Of God and jaywalking

August 24, 2003

God rears his head in the strangest places. Like, for instance, Montgomery, Ala. A recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to refuse to block a lower court's order to remove a 5,300-pound granite monument bearing the Ten Commandments outside of a courthouse in that city has created a schism among some folks.

Institute Parking

By By [email protected] • August 24, 2003

By [email protected]'d like to thank the idiot who advertised institute parking in Thurday's edition. My wife missed class today after giving up her half hour fight to find parking against the other...

Letter to the Editor: Headline: The Chronicle’s new look is impressive

By and • August 24, 2003

Editor: Congratulations on your new look! The Chronicle now sticks out prominently and aggressively as a major presence on this campus jungle. For the first two days, I thought it was The Daily "Unifarce" rag from that institution down south, and refused to touch it, until I noticed that the editorial content still maintained the same integrity and girth that makes The Chronicle unique and famous-or infamous-however we wish to consider it.

Defining Ourselves with Our Pocketbooks

By By Brian Johnson • August 24, 2003

One primary purpose for getting an education is to get a job. Many of us hope that this job will lead us to wealth. Maybe we don't say we want to be rich, but we do. Perhaps Jefferson's "pursuit of happiness" would be better stated as the "pursuit of wealth.

THE GREAT DEBATE: Madden vs. NCAA (Asad Kudiya)

By and • August 24, 2003

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Special teams: A kick in the head

August 24, 2003

It's the one part of the team which usually ends up making Utah fans want to hurl when they see them on the field. The special teams. It's not so much the special teams as a whole that make fans cringe as much as it is just the placekicker. "Bryan Borreson is our kicker, and last year he wasn't a Division I kicker," first-year head coach Urban Meyer said.