- The Daily Utah Chronicle

U Med Should Keep Feather Out…For Now

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

By [email protected] Editor: U Med Should Keep Feather Out...For NowIt is great that the University of Utah School of Medicine is celebrating its successes, but it should also be nervous about...

let. to ed. animal rights

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • April 15, 2003

By [email protected]#post_author_author, .post_author_avatar, .post_author_box{ display: none; }

“Do You Agree With Jack?”

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • April 15, 2003

By [email protected]:"Do you agree with Jack?" This is the refrain heard every year at this time; if you go anywhere near the David Eccles School of Business, you can't help but encounter this...

Wall Wins MWC Honor, U’s Game With SUU Canceled

By , , , and • April 15, 2003

The U softball team came across an unlikely breakout performance at the plate in their pair of wins over New Mexico, as freshman outfielder Lynsey Wall blasted three home runs against the Lobos. After she went 0-2 on her 19th birthday in Utah's 5-0 loss to Colorado State, she rebounded in tremendous fashion.

Battered Ute Gymnasts Easing Back to Things

By , , , and • April 15, 2003

With two weeks to prepare for the 2003 NCAA Championships, the U gymnastics team is looking to carry over its momentum from the North Central Regionals last week into nationals. But right now, it seems as if the Utes' bodies are worn from the regional tournament and it will take the full two-week layover to be back in competitive condition.

Letter to the Editor: A Gap in Understanding Wages

By , , , and • April 15, 2003

Editor: Jasyn Jones' April 14 column, "Admit It: The Wage Gap Is Gone" showed Jones does not understand the nature of the wage gap dilemma. While some studies indicate that women working in the same fields, with the same skills, doing the same jobs do earn close to the same as their male counterparts, the fact remains that women, overall, earn less than men.

Breaking Free of the Free-Speech Doctrine

By , , , and • April 15, 2003

#post_author_author, .post_author_avatar, .post_author_box{ display: none; }

Students Honor Teachers with ASUU Awards

By , , , and • April 15, 2003

Students and faculty gathered to award professors for their teaching efforts. The Student Choice Awards, held in the Rosenblatt House on April 15, was hosted by the student government. The Associated Students of the U's Academic Affairs Board created the event in 1993 in an attempt for students to show their appreciation for specific teachers.

Correction:

By and • April 14, 2003

#post_author_author, .post_author_avatar, .post_author_box{ display: none; }

Letter to the Editor: Worms, Dogs and Vivisections

By and • April 14, 2003

Editor: On April 14, Ryan Wixom wrote a thoughtless letter to the editor ("Where Do You Draw the Lines of Life") on the subject of animal experimentation that misrepresented the purpose behind SOAR's encampment on the free speech area next to the Union.