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End of the Road for Work On U Hospital TRAX Line

By , , , , , , , , and • June 18, 2003

Concrete was poured on June 11 for the last stretch of TRAX in front of Primary Children's Hospital. The year-long project to lay more than 16,000 feet of track is finally complete. The 40-person crew has dwindled to 20 as the final touches are made. All of the wire and electric work is expected to be finished by the end of June and testing will begin, said rail inspector Henry St.

Stuff

By By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • June 17, 2003

By [email protected] paying lip-service to the motive for the Supreme Court's decision to reinstate the death penalty, Benson uses an altogether different reason for his view on Arguelles' execution:...

John Stockton

By By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • June 13, 2003

By [email protected] Editor:I thought I would share this essay with you.My Two Questions to John StocktonBy Dave NadkarniI still can remember the time when I saw a basketball player for the first-time....

Professionalism of paper is failing

By By [email protected] • June 12, 2003

By [email protected] Editor,Working for a college newspaper should be an experience that will help to build your resume when applying for a professional journalism career in the future. My question...

2003 Staff Awards Presented at U

By , , and • June 11, 2003

Six U staff members will have a little bit more money to spend this year-$3,000 more, to be precise. The six winners of the 2003 Presidential Awards were presented with plaques and checks on June 5 at U President Bernie Machen's residence, Rosenblatt House.

Machen Discusses Fund Raising for U

By , , and • June 11, 2003

U President Bernie Machen and three of his in-state counterparts discussed the importance of fund-raising and support for Utah colleges and universities on Friday. Machen, along with Southern Utah University's President Steven Bennion and Weber State University's President Ann Millner, spoke at a panel moderated by Brigham Young University President Cecil Samuelson during the CASE Utah Conference, held at Fort Douglas.

Pride Day Sees 35,000; 120 from U

June 11, 2003

A record number of U students marched in Sunday's Pride Day Parade, highlighting the growing support of the gay community on campus, participants say. About 120 students-more than any year before-rode on the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Resource Center float or marched behind a Lesbian & Gay Student Union banner through downtown, according to Charles Milne, director of the LGBT Resource Center.

Hammons Sets Record in Sacramento

By By Tye Smith • June 11, 2003

Penelope Jane Hammons, better known to students as "Nellie," is an emerging track star at the U. On Wednesday, Hammons broke her own school record in the 800-meter run at the NCAA Championship Meet in Sacramento, Calif. Though she failed to qualify for the next round of heats, finishing 20th overall, Hammons did succeed by running her event in a time of 2:06.

Dignity Died with Debut of Disney’s Damned Ducks

June 11, 2003

Quack. That's where it all started. Quack quack. A decade ago, I had no idea how much Emilio Estevez would change my life. And not just my life, but the life of sports culture as a whole. The year was 1992, and the movie was "The Mighty Ducks." It seemed mostly insignificant back then.

U.S. Women’s Soccer Set for Utah Debut Saturday Night

By , , and • June 11, 2003

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