- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Women’s Rights Are in Need of Your Defense

By By Shannon Harper, By Shannon Harper, By Shannon Harper, and By Shannon Harper • February 27, 2003

On Monday, the state Legislature began considering House Bill 123, which would restrict public health insurance funding of abortions. This bill endangers the health, liberties and well-being of every Utah woman. Thanks to the anti-abortion efforts of President Bush and company, damaging bills like these have become more common and are strongly supported by the Conservative majority in U.

New Bill May Help to Soften Blow Of 2002’s Residency Requirements

By , , , and • February 27, 2003

he first attempt to create a transition period for those who were affected by House Bill 331 last year--which increased the time it takes to attain resident status in Utah to 60 hours from the original 30--was completed Wednesday during the Utah State Legislative Session.

AHEC Tries to Stay Afloat Despite Cuts

By , , , and • February 26, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: Machen Responds To Article About Trisha Beck’s Job

By , , , and • February 26, 2003

Editor: A Feb. 14 Chronicle article, "Politics May Have Played role in Beck's Position," implied the U was pressured by members of the state Legislature to drop Trisha Beck as an instructor of a political science course. This is not the case. At no time was the university requested by Sen.

Letter to the Editor: Moving Iraq Beyond Good and Evil

By , , , and • February 26, 2003

Editor: It's letters like Trevor Covington's Feb. 24 letter "Fighting the War Differently" that make me wish people would stop speaking of the possible war with Iraq, or any of these recent events, in terms of good and evil. Why do people think there is some kind of universal law of morality governing mankind? There isn't.

Circumcision Deaths

By By [email protected], By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • February 26, 2003

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Questions Regarding Beck’s Position

By By [email protected], By [email protected], By [email protected], and By [email protected] • February 26, 2003

By [email protected] Regarding Beck's Position Dear Editor:After reading the article in regarding to Beck's Position at the U, some questions came up to my mind. Question 1. As we know, US Constitution-Bill...

Netters Beat St. Mary’s, Get Crushed by Stanford

By , , , and • February 26, 2003

Going through the toughest part of its schedule, the U men's tennis team headed to California for matches against St. Mary's, No. 7 Stanford and California. After the first two, the Utes are 1-1, with a finale against Cal slated for today. For the season, the Utes stand at 4-5.

Utes Complete BYU Sweep

By , , , and • February 25, 2003

The U men's basketball team stepped up to the challenge and performed on its largest stage. In front of 15,148--the largest crowd to watch a U game the last two years--No. 23 Utah held on for a win over BYU on ESPN's Big Monday 71-64. Utah improved to 21-4, 9-1 in the MWC, while BYU fell to 18-7, 7-3.

Letter to the Editor: Olympics and American Indians

By , , , and • February 25, 2003

Editor: While this argument may be a little outdated, I was reminded of our hosting of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games when I read Jim Bergstedt's Feb. 24 opinion column, "Sorry, But The Olympics Aren't Coming Back." While Bergstedt did not mention anything about what I have to say, his column brought back memories of something I had a problem with during the Olympics.