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Ute pair leads Canadian hoops

By By Tye Smith • August 19, 2003

The Utah Utes' Canadian duo of Kim Smith and Shona Thorburn was back on the court this summer, and the players honed their basketball skills with the best women's players in the world. Competing in the Pan American Games for Team Canada, Smith and Thorburn showed why they are heralded by many as the future of not only the Canadian national team, but the U basketball program as well.

public prayer

By By [email protected] • August 19, 2003

By [email protected] an article dated August 8, titled "To pray or not to pray in public settings," Benson Marsh examines the issue of prayer at school events. U student Amy Lozano is quoted as...

Letter to the Editor: The bookstore continues to rip off students

By and • August 19, 2003

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The Chronicle’s View: The Chronicle wants to hear from you

August 19, 2003

The U has long been noted for its diversity of students and their opinions. The concept of academic freedom is dependent on an atmosphere of free thought and expression. The Chronicle perceives itself as an integral part of such an atmosphere here on campus.

Survey prompts change

August 19, 2003

Adam Ward Chronicle Business Manager Last April, The Chronicle e- mailed a survey to all U students. We conducted the survey to see if changes we made after a June 2001 survey were effective, as well as to see what new changes we should make to satisfy you, our readers.

Climb aboard

August 19, 2003

College newspapers around the nation are generally viewed as learning experiences-but few are so hands-on as The Chronicle. Readers probably have noticed the size change from tabloid to broadsheet, but few realize the learning curve involved in completely retooling a newspaper.

Good Witch

By and • August 19, 2003

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Union combines services

August 19, 2003

Students who need a parking pass or Network ID can get them in the same place-the Union lobby. First Week Panic Free, organized by the Union Programming Council, brings together organizations such as Commuter Services, the Marriott Library and an array of campus groups to assist students with their campus needs.

Ute soccer preps for scrimmage

By and • August 19, 2003

Coming off a season where it earned its first-ever NCAA Tournament berth, the U soccer team now looks to claim the first conference title in its history this season-and the coaches around the conference believe the Utes are the favorite to accomplish the feat.

Coach Meyer closes first training camp

August 19, 2003

Two hundred and fifty-one days after being hired, U football coach Urban Meyer may finally have a good idea what kind of team he's going to be putting on the field this fall. The Utes held a private scrimmage Tuesday afternoon that brought a close to a rigorous training camp.