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Anti-Drug Commercials

By By [email protected], By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • March 12, 2003

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Freedom for All Means Tolerance for Choice

By By Brenda Lyshaug, By Brenda Lyshaug, By Brenda Lyshaug, and By Brenda Lyshaug • March 11, 2003

These days "freedom" is a word we hear a lot. From the President on down, Americans often praise this cherished ideal. For my own part, I am glad to live in a society whose civic norms and institutions aim to make freedom possible for all its members. I would certainly not deny that this goal remains tragically unrealized for large numbers of people.

Letter to the Editor: Too Many Mouths

By , , , and • March 11, 2003

Editor: While I agree that education should be the highest priority of state government, I think The Chronicle's March 7 editorial "U Survives for Another Year" questions some decisions that shouldn't be questioned. The two examples The Chronicle cited were the capitol building and road funds.

Letter to the Editor: Campaign Signs Out of Control

By , , , and • March 11, 2003

Editor: I was walking to my car from the library today and I stopped at the cross section between the library and the OSH buildings. From that spot alone, I counted 78 white ASUU signs informing the students about voting this election season. I reflected for a moment on why ASUU would have 78 of these white signs, 3 to 4 yards apart, facing all directions to inform students of the same thing.

Smith, Elliott Win Top Honors

By , , , and • March 11, 2003

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All Aboard’ and Summit Stances

By , , , and • March 11, 2003

Student Involvement "All Aboard": Party leaders plan on using a "marketing infrastructure" and "communication network" to reach the maximum number of students. They also plan on setting up a communications office within the student goverment so student groups can coordinate activities.

Campaign Confusion

By By [email protected], By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • March 11, 2003

By [email protected] Editor:As Mayor of the University Student Apartment Resident Council I feel the need to clarify the issues in Adam Benson's, "Parties Continue to Debate Campus Issues." I feel that...

Skiers Blow Out Opposition, Win 11th NCAA Title

By , , , and • March 10, 2003

The U ski team reached the summit of collegiate skiing's Mount Everest and was crowned NCAA champion Saturday in Hanover, N.H. The Utes won the national title for the 11th time in school history--the first time since 1997--after scoring a combined 682 points over the four-day championship to blow out the field.

Letter to the Editor: High School Shenanigans Return

By , , , and • March 10, 2003

Editor: It's interesting to see ASUU campaign posters littering the campus this time of year. It's like going back to high school, witnessing a bunch of students vying for popularity rights. Generally, the candidates' qualifications are that mommy and daddy gave them some money so that they can distribute ridiculous-looking stickers, dress up vehicles and act like everybody's best friend for only two weeks.

No, Picket fence

By By [email protected], By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • March 9, 2003

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