- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Smart Family Is the Epitome of Heroism

By By Jim Bergstedt, By Jim Bergstedt, By Jim Bergstedt, and By Jim Bergstedt • March 24, 2003

I have been thinking a lot about the word "hero" lately. No, not the slang term defined by the second edition of the American Heritage Dictionary: "a large sandwich consisting of a roll that is split lengthwise and contains a variety of fillings, as lettuce, tomatoes, onions, meats and cheese.

U Researchers Find Better Test for Muscular Dystrophy

By By Andrew Kirk, By Andrew Kirk, By Andrew Kirk, and By Andrew Kirk • March 24, 2003

Researchers at the U have found a better way to test for a muscular disease which will allow for an earlier diagnoses. Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a debilitating disease which weakens skeletal and involuntary muscles. Only males can inherit the defective genes that cause the disease in one out of every 3,500 live births.

Floor, Beam Lead to Loss in Fla.

By , , , and • March 24, 2003

After an amazing Senior Night, in which the No. 6 U gymnastics team was magnificent in a win over LSU (197.475 to 196.575), the Utes seemed to take a step backward as falls plagued the Red Rocks in a loss against No. 7 Florida (197.125 to 196.150). "It's the same old thing," U gymnastics coach Greg Marsden said of his team's continued bout with inconsistency.

Advice For All

By By [email protected], By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • March 24, 2003

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The Rough Road to Recovery:

By By Eryn Green, By Eryn Green, By Eryn Green, and By Eryn Green • March 24, 2003

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to geek his Own: My Dieting Secret: Skip That Subway Hoagie

By , , , and • March 14, 2003

You might find this hard to believe, but my most admired attribute isn't my amazing wealth of knowledge or my ability to compose lucid and powerful prose. It's actually my slim, prepubescent, POW-camp build. The ladies really dig it, but the only problem is they want it for themselves and not actually date somebody who has one.

Bullet Proof Partner: U Student Helps Law Enforcement Agencies Get Grants

By By Nicole Warburton, By Nicole Warburton, By Nicole Warburton, and By Nicole Warburton • March 14, 2003

When hiring for an open position, most employers will look for two things: a resume that stands out and a positive attitude. U student Janneke House says her internship in Washington, D.C., helped her to develop those qualities. "I worked for a program under the Department of Justice called the Bullet Proof Vest Partnership Program," she said.

Letter to the Editor: What the Campus Really Wants

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Utes Felt Loss Of Britton Johnson Against Air Force

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