- The Daily Utah Chronicle

The Chronicle’s View: Student Government Needs Integrity

May 21, 2003

The current situation facing the Associated Students of University Utah carries with it many complexities relating to the nature of government. During the next few weeks many questions will be answered, including whether or not our elected officials deserve a pay increase.

Letter to the Editor: Student Parking Deserves Priority

By and • May 21, 2003

Editor: I am a student at the College of Law, which means I pay more than $4,000 every semester just to attend. And of course, I also pay for the privilege of using the parking lots on campus, just like everybody else. Now, everyone knows how tight the parking situation is on this campus, so it kind of irks me when the campus decides to have a special event like a "motocross," which takes up all the parking at the stadium.

Utes-At-A-Glance

By and • May 21, 2003

Frost to Try Out for USA National Team After completing his first season on the U men's basketball team, Ute center Tim Frost is heading to Colorado as one of only 52 players to participate in the 2003 USA Basketball Men's National Team Trials, which will be held from May 30 to June 1.

This Weekend, It’s All About Annika

By and • May 21, 2003

(scene at a restaurant, NIGHT) GIRL MALKOVICH: Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich... WAITER MALKOVICH: Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich? GIRL: Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich Malkovich. WAITER: Malkovich Malkovich. (turns to Malkovich) Malkovich? For those of you who have seen it, you recognize this scene from one of the best and most original movies of the past decade, 1999's "Being John Malkovich.

Column: The Price of Truth

By and • May 14, 2003

My favorite Abraham Lincoln legend goes something like this: Long before his ascendancy at the White House, and prior to his service in the Illinois Legislature, Lincoln worked as a railroad lawyer. One day, a local politician paid Abe a visit, and shortly after the meeting began, it was quite clear that Lincoln was being offered a bribe for one salacious act or another.

The Chronicle’s View: New Leadership, New Opportunity

By and • May 14, 2003

With graduation ceremonies coming to a close, the "All Aboard" Party takes the helm of U student government. Although students resolved the question of who will lead during student elections, the greater question remains: For what kind of leadership did the student body sign up? Record numbers turned out to vote during the election.

Letter to the Editor

By and • May 14, 2003

Editor: I am a Utah alumnus and was visiting campus when I saw your story about the anti-military rally held the previous day. One of the "peace activists" was quoted as saying that "many people join the armed forces under the notion they will 'see the world and get an education' .

Gross Picked No. 8, Headed to Panthers

By and • May 14, 2003

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By By [email protected] • May 10, 2003

By [email protected] Editor,The more that I learn about the Saudi BinLadin Group the more concerned I become. The company, which is a conglomerate formed from the leftovers of the original...

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By and • May 4, 2003

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