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Tuition Fundraising

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • January 28, 2003

By [email protected] Chronicle,It strikes me as a crass fundraising initiative for the web-based tuition payment system to shut down at 9:00 on the evening tuition is due. When income...

The Good, the Bad, and the @#$% Irritating: Make Sure You Know Which Head Is Leading You Down the Aisle

By and • January 28, 2003

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Board of Regents Proposes Budget To Legislature

By and • January 28, 2003

If the state adds no new monies for higher education over the next five years, tuition will have to go up 15.5 percent each year to make up the shortfall, according to a projection by the Utah State Board of Regents. But the Regents don't want to see that happen.

Deans Voice Opinions on Possible College Closure

By and • January 28, 2003

With looming budget cuts, many U deans support the idea of cutting a college instead of continually whittling away the quality of education of the entire university. And while none of them will guess which college could close, they are all quick to direct attention away from their own colleges.

Letter to the Editor: A Birth Mother’s Reflection on Roe v. Wade

By and • January 28, 2003

Editor: I should hope that the Chronicle has been flooded with letters responding to Tyler Gasser's Jan. 24 testimony of his beliefs about abortion, "Reflections on Roe v. Wade." Please let me add my unique insight on the subject. I was a pretty typical 18-year-old, careless and nave.

Utes Successful In Olympic Oval Invitational

By and • January 28, 2003

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Photo: Toot Your Own Horn

By and • January 27, 2003

Ryan Cassady taunts BYU fans to celebrate the men's basketball victory over BYU in Provo Saturday.

Play of Point Guards Was the Difference

By and • January 27, 2003

PROVO--Riding a 44-game home winning streak into Saturday's Utah-BYU game, the Cougars were poised to win their third straight conference game, but a cast of unlikely players made the difference and propelled the Utes into the thick of the MWC race. With all focus placed on players Britton Johnsen, Nick Jacobson, Mark Bigelow and Travis Hansen, it was the point guard position that proved to be the x-factor between the two teams.

Utah Ends Marriott Center Streak

By and • January 27, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: The Truth About Minorities

By and • January 27, 2003

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