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The Chronicle’s View: Partying Hearty, RED-Mag-Style

By and • April 17, 2003

Tired of sitting at home hearing about the great shindig everyone went to Friday night? Well, this time you know where the party's going to be: Kilby Court (741 S. 330 West). So you have no excuse not to come, and you can bring your friends to an evening of music at the all-ages venue.

Students, Community Rally to Bring Troops Home

By and • April 17, 2003

There wasn't an enormous turnout, but it didn't matter, according Alex Musto. Musto, a U freshman, organized a rally, titled "Support Our Troops: Bring Them Home NOW!" in the Union patio area on Thursday to a crowd of about 30 supporters, including U students, faculty, community members and bystanders.

to geek his Own

By and • April 17, 2003

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Divine Inspiration:

By By Richard Markosian and By Richard Markosian • April 17, 2003

There's a pastor in Salt Lake City who believes she's living proof that divine revelations can inspire lowly beginnings to complete unimaginable tasks. Darlene Makin serves as an interim pastor for Mount Olympus Presbyterian Church. She acts as a transitional pastor for churches in need of new leadership until the church is prepared for a new minister, and the Presbyterian ministry is prepared to accept a new permanent spiritual leader.

Tainted Education

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

By [email protected]: Education at the High School level truly is far from perfect. This has stemmed mainly from "political ideology" which has become the new subject of required studies...

Tennis Finishes Strong

By and • April 16, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: Free Speech Needed Everywhere

By and • April 16, 2003

Editor: If it were up The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it would be able to regulate speech on every square inch of downtown Salt Lake City, but it isn't. However, it seems the courts don't think that the city can reserve a walkway, but not maintain the public's right to free speech on it.

Health Sciences Update: New Lecture Honors Deceased U Voice Expert

By and • April 16, 2003

The first annual Steven Gray Memorial Distinguished Lecture will take place tonight from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Eccles Institute of Human Genetics Auditorium. The lecture will coincide with the first annual World Voice Day and will honor Steven Gray, an international voice expert and U professor of surgery, who died of cancer last fall.

The Chronicle’s View: U Raises the Bar Yet Again

By and • April 16, 2003

The latest issue of U.S. News and World Report features lists of the best graduate programs available at universities across the country. The rankings are based on statistical indicators of academic reputation, faculty quality, research, student performance and selectivity.

Attrition to Blame?

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • April 16, 2003

By [email protected] few words accurately describe the U bastketball program year-in and year-out: defensive toughness, smart shots, ultra-conservative play, etc. But the program has also set an astonishing...