- The Daily Utah Chronicle

“Peace Activists” are Ignorant

By By [email protected], , By [email protected], and • April 21, 2003

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So What Else is New

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • April 20, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: What About Property Rights?

By and • April 20, 2003

Editor: If it were up to Jared Johnson ("Free Speech Needed Everywhere", April 17), neither The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints nor any public citizens would enjoy any private property rights. By his argument, anyone would be able to say anything he or she wants at any time, whether he or she is on private property or not, and whether what he or she says is offensive to the owners of that property or not.

Smith’s 3 TD Throws Leads White Win

By and • April 20, 2003

Coach Urban Meyer's frenetic pace in practice seems to have already reaped a reward, though at the same time it complicates his decision for the most important position in the U football team's new offense. Alex Smith, who had been struggling with his accuracy, threw three touchdown passes and completed 6-8 passes for 148 yards, as his White team beat the Red team 27-14 in front of about 4,000 in attendance at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday.

Aztecs Snatch Two Games From Utes

By By Jeremy Goldsmith and By Jeremy Goldsmith • April 20, 2003

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Steps Toward Peace:

By , , , and • April 20, 2003

While a war is being waged in the Middle East, two fundamentally opposed religious groups on the U campus have managed to accomplish what Jews and Muslims have been struggling to attain globally for decades: peace. The Jewish Students Association (JSA) and the Muslim Students Association (MSA) have coexisted peacefully on campus for some time now, despite sincere differences in their views regarding both the war in Iraq and national rights in the Middle East.

Media Biased in War Coverage, Panel Says

By , , , and • April 20, 2003

The American media has been biased and untruthful in its coverage of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, according to U English professor Tom Huckin. "In my view, the media has been acting as the government's cheerleader more than its watchdog in the last few months...there's been massive disinformation coming from the top throughout and the media has done nothing to correct these lies," he said.

I Am Not From Around Here: If You Think I’m An ‘L-word,’ You Can ‘F-word’ Off

By , , , and • April 20, 2003

Karl Marx, author of the Communist Manifesto, uttered, "I am not a Communist" in response to bad movements that adopted the name. Less articulate detractors brand me as a liberal in response to my diatribes against dropping bombs as a form of diplomacy.

Feature Photo: Upset

April 17, 2003

Chronicle Sports Editor Rory Brunner powers past Peter Campbell, who may or may not be a member of ASUU, to shoot a lay up during the annual ASUU vs. Chrony basketball game in the Huntsman Center Thursday. The game, which ASUU somehow managed to win, was marred by questionable calls, megaphones and profanity.

Tennis Tries to End Season Strong

By and • April 17, 2003

The U women's tennis team will have a good chance to fine-tune its skills this weekend against two worthy opponents before the MWC Championships in San Diego next week. The U will finish up the regular season schedule with matches at Sacramento State today and at Fresno State on Saturday.