- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Moving Beyond the Politics of War with Iraq

By By Jim Bergstedt and By Jim Bergstedt • February 10, 2003

The latest polls are out: Nearly two-thirds of the American public approve of the job President Bush is doing in the oval office. About the same percentage feels Bush and Secretary of State Colin Powell make a convincing case for removing Saddam Hussein from power.

Letter To The Editor: Iraq Conflict Is Not About Oil

By and • February 10, 2003

Editor: If you have a problem with President Bush committing troops to Iraq, then read the United Nations' resolution that says Iraq must give U.N. weapons inspectors complete access and cooperation--something those inspectors are not getting. Why even have a United Nations if every resolution it passes is not enforced? By not supporting troops in Iraq, the United Nations will show the world that it does not enforce its own rules.

State Urges Schools to Use Extra Grant Money

By and • February 10, 2003

The bad economy and anticipation of even worse revenue projections are making many state administrators uneasy. Projections, due Feb. 15, are resulting in recommendations by the Utah State Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst that don't look promising for Utah's higher education system.

ASUU Workshops To Help Student Groups Get Funds

By By Sadaf Baghbani and By Sadaf Baghbani • February 10, 2003

Student groups have the opportunity to request funding for the upcoming year for their various projects and activities. The Associated Students of the University of Utah will begin the annual budget process for the 2003-2004 year this week. To educate student groups about the budget process and how to apply for funding, ASUU will host two workshops on March 6 and 11.

Utes Rally to Beat Rams, Play Wyo. Tonight

By and • February 10, 2003

Coach Rick Majerus' 300th win at Utah came in the same manner that many of the U men's basketball team's wins have come so far this season--with little breathing room. But unlike many games, the Utes were the ones playing catch up. Utah needed a 17-3 run late in the second half to erase a seven-point deficit with 9:43 to go, as the Utes (17-4, 5-1 MWC) topped Colorado State (14-7, 3-3) 71-66 in Fort Collins, Colo.

The War in Iraq

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • February 7, 2003

By [email protected]:I believe the case for war can, and should, be made on two levels: the legal and the idealistic. I'll begin with the legal case. The Bush administration (and our allies,...

Photo Showcase: Winter Wonderland

By By Kevin Buehler and By Kevin Buehler • February 7, 2003

Above: Jim Grierson plays broom hockey outside the Union plaza Thursday as part of the Fire & Ice: U Winterfest 2003. Right: Gloria Pedroza carves an ice sculpture for "The Regulators," a team formed just for the festivities. Each winning team member for the ice sculpting and sports relay won a DVD player.

Four ASUU Parties Have Different Goals

By and • February 7, 2003

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Utahn’s Love Kids-So, Why Not Buckle Them Up?

By and • February 7, 2003

For a state with one of the highest birth rates in the country, Utah lawmakers sure haven't been doing much to protect children this session. Republican leaders at the Capitol killed a bill on Tuesday that would have required children under age 8 or shorter than 4 feet 9 inches tall to be in a car seat or booster seat.

The Chronicle’s View: Looking Back On All the U Gained From the Olympics

By and • February 7, 2003

Saturday marks the one-year anniversary of the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. There will be a celebration at 6:30 p.m. in the Rice-Eccles Stadium's south-end zone, where the Olympic Caldron will be commemorated and lit before a fireworks procession.