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Photo: Remembering Space Shuttle Columbia

By and • February 3, 2003

Above: President's Circle is covered by the first snow of the year as a flag flies at half-staff in honor of the astronauts killed Saturday when the Space Shuttle Columbia exploded on re-entry. Right: Don Swenson, of Salt Lake City, holds his hand over his heart during a moment of silence for the victims of the shuttle tragedy before Saturday nights game against Air Force.

Traditional and Not-So-Traditional Performances Mark Lunar Year

By and • February 3, 2003

Performances by Ritual Japanese taiko drummers, a taekwondo demonstration and musician e:trinity were all part of the Lunar New Year Celebration Friday afternoon in the Union ballroom. The event, co-sponsored by the Asian-American Student Association and the Union Programming Council, ran from 11 a.

ASUU Parties File Pres, VP Hopefuls for Upcoming Election

By and • February 3, 2003

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Many Students Disagree with Tuition Fee

February 2, 2003

By Sadaf Baghbani According to a letter by Ralph Boren sent to subcommittee members "when the deposit becomes due, students who do not pay will have their classes canceled. Students who have their classes...

how ‘U’ cuts costs

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • January 31, 2003

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Skiers Hit the Slopes At Colo. Invitational

By and • January 31, 2003

Coming off a first place finish and a week of rest, the U ski team will be tested this weekend on the slopes of one of its biggest foes. The Utes, who took first place at the Montana State Invitational, will spend the weekend at the Colorado Invitational in Boulder, Colo.

Letter to the Editor: A Law Student Who has a Soul

By and • January 31, 2003

Editor: I am writing in response to Jared Whitley's Whitticism column on Jan. 29 headlined "Applying for Law School? Check Your Soul at the Door." Although Whitley's criticisms of the law profession are well deserved by some, I fear Whitley continues to perpetuate a stereotype which is likely to only make the profession worse.

Student code of conduct story/ editorial

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • January 30, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: Serious Social Science Taught in FCS Department

By and • January 30, 2003

Editor: The Jan. 29 Chronicle contained an editorial cartoon entitled "FCS--Then and Now." This cartoon makes the point that the family and consumer studies department has changed over time. We do not think anyone would disagree with that point. But we do take issue with the implied message of how the department has changed.

The State of the Union Address: Bush’s Uncanny Power to Survive

By and • January 30, 2003

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