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Sprinklers

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • July 2, 2003

By [email protected]'s in a drought and Governor Leavitt has repeatidly asked us not to water our lawns between 10 am and 6 pm, yet I walk by the Field House yesterday at 2:00, the sidewalks are...

U Hospital Recognized as One Of Nation’s Top Organ Donors

July 2, 2003

Utahns are saying yes to organ donations, especially at University Hospital. Positive attitudes toward organ donations among hospital staff have inspired more families to say yes, making it one of the top organ donation centers in the country. U Hospital was ranked number seven out of the nation's 200 largest hospitals for organ donations.

Utes At A Glance

July 2, 2003

Ute players honored on preseason all-conference lists As the 2003 college football season edges close and closer, several preview magazines have released their pre-season all conference teams, and several Utes were mentioned. Running back Marty Johnson, defensive end Jason Kaufusi, defensive back Dave Revill and kick returner Bo Nagahi made the Athlon Sports all-MWC conference team.

Summer Sports Ruining My Life

By By Tye Smith and By Tye Smith • July 2, 2003

Summertime sports are singlehandedly killing me-not literally, of course; but the constant barrage of midgrade sporting events that take place after the NBA season and before the NFL season are difficult to watch at best. The worst part of summer sports is the arduously long Major League baseball season.

On the Big Screen:

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Smoke, Mirrors and the Supreme Court Ruling

By and • July 2, 2003

Whether you like or hate affirmative action, one thing about it is becoming increasingly clear: It's based on a myth. That myth is the notion that university admissions committees consider every application individually. If the public and the courts didn't believe this myth, affirmative action as we know it today would not be possible.

Students Speak Out: What Do You Think of the Sodomy Ruling?

July 2, 2003

If you can own a gun in the privacy of your own home, you should be able to do whatever else you want there as well. Privacy is privacy. Matt Schulz My uncle is gay, so I support it. Meredith Pruitt I think it is a good victory for the gay community. People should be able to do what they want.

The Chronicle’s View: Supreme Court Serves an Important Role in Society

July 2, 2003

Recently the Supreme Court handed down some significant rulings that affect many students at the U. The rulings regarding affirmative action policies at universities and sodomy laws in general will have direct ramifications for many U students. While the consequences of the court's rulings are of great interest in and of themselves, the rulings point to another phenomenon which is also of great importance.

Football Stadium to House Video Display

By and • July 2, 2003

The massive additions to this year's U football team have not been limited to changes in the team. Now, a new addition to the stadium will be created by the beginning of the upcoming 2003 football season. Besides an increased seating capacity, there was one significant feature that Rice-Eccles Stadium did not have which other top echelon stadiums did: a live video screen.

Mags Pan U Football Team

July 2, 2003

The addition of a new head coach, along with the return of many of last year's starters, has engendered plenty of hope around town for Utah's football team to do well this fall. However, the expectations of a few prominent college preview magazines have differing views.