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Injuries Cause Problems in Rotation

By and • February 5, 2003

Last week at Minnesota, the top ranked U gymnastics team (2-2) showed flashes of brilliance, but those were offset by falls that pulled down the Red Rocks score to 196.400. Still, it wasn't a bad mark on the road. But because of the performance, the Utes' average was pulled down and they fell from the No.

A Saving Grace: Jackson Back in Red

By and • February 5, 2003

Prior to the conference season, back-up sophomore guard Marc Jackson might have been just a displaced memory in the back of Ute fans' minds. As a freshman during the 2000-01 season, Jackson saw limited time--six minutes per game--in 21 appearances. That season, coach Rick Majerus saw the true freshman play once before Majerus took a leave of absence to take care of his health and then his mother's.

Photo: Fixer-Upper

By and • February 4, 2003

Gary Donner makes repairs on the Union Building as students walk by Monday.

Letter to the Editor: A Better Way to Save the U’s Money

By and • February 4, 2003

Editor: On Jan. 27, the Chronicle's lead story was headlined, "Budget Cuts Could Mean the End for a College at U." If this laying of an academic program upon the cutting board is meant to send a shock-inducing message of desperation to the state budget managers, fine.

Shootings Occur Just West of U’s Campus

By and • February 4, 2003

Two shootings near campus on Monday morning left one man dead and two others in critical condition. The deceased, whose name the police has not yet released, was found at around 6:00 a.m. lying in a gutter at 647 S. Elizabeth Street (1140 East). He was described as a Hispanic man in his mid-20s.

Senate Encourages Early-Out for Rally

By and • February 4, 2003

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Utes Lose To Cougars In Final Home Meet

By and • February 3, 2003

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The Chronicle’s View: Nation Reflects on Columbia Tragedy

By and • February 3, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: Honor More Important Than Code

By and • February 3, 2003

Editor: The Chronicle's Jan. 29 article "Student Code Written in Gray, Not Black & White" has gotten me thinking. As pertinent and applicable as the article was (and it was), I can't help feeling that a major issue went unaddressed. To talk about existing loopholes in, and the fairness of U policy is all well and good, but what about the accountability of those students who went back on their word? Do you have nothing to say about students who violate contracts? There is a word that describes people like that: dishonorable.

Letter to the Editor: Take Your Cigarettes Away From the Doors

By and • February 3, 2003

Editor: The Utah Clean Air Act strictly prohibits smoking in public areas and within 25 feet of any building entrance, window or air intake area. Regardless, the U seems to have an abundance of people who either do not know this or do not care. Several times a week I must hold my breath as I enter such buildings as the Marriott Library because someone is smoking nearby.