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Roe vs. Wade

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

By [email protected]:I should hope that you have been flooded with letters responding to Tyler Gasser&s recent testimony of his beliefs about abortion. Please let me add my unique insight on the...

Editorial: Current Policies Are Affirmative Prejudice

By and • January 24, 2003

In a Jan. 15 speech at the Union, Evelyn Hu-DeHart, the director of Brown University's Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America, gave several justifications for her support of affirmative action. She said it reverses historical wrongs, helps underprivileged students, ensures diversity and empowers minorities to serve their racial and ethnic communities.

Connecting Through Communication

By By Nicole Warburton and By Nicole Warburton • January 24, 2003

U adviser Jeff Pollock was in a plane waiting for passengers to finish boarding when an attractive woman sat down in the seat next to him. She smiled at him, and he smiled back, then turned his attention elsewhere. After a moment, the woman turned toward Pollock and said, "Is it hot in here or is it just me?" Being able to read her lips, but unaware of its implications, Pollock wondered if the woman was flirting with him or if she meant her words literally.

Utes Look to Break Cougars’ Streak

By and • January 24, 2003

Rory Brunner Chronicle Sports Editor The U men's basketball team can't forget what happened at BYU last season. After blowing a 21-point lead in the second half, thus keeping BYU's NCAA-leading home win streak intact, how could they? Utah had a 21-point cushion one minute into the second half, but the Cougars scored 14 straight at one point and took their first lead with :24 left in the game on a long jumper.

Letter to the Editor: Reflections on Roe v. Wade

By and • January 24, 2003

Editor: I am writing in response to the Jan. 23 article "Students for Choice Celebrate Birthday of Roe v. Wade Case." As I read the article, I couldn't feel anything but disgust. The reproductive rights of women were referred to many times. It almost seemed like Roe v.

Program Gives Teen Moms Child Help

By By Andrew Kirk and By Andrew Kirk • January 23, 2003

Adolescent mothers are finding child-rearing help at the U. The Teen Mother and Child Program has helped pregnant and parenting teens at the U School of Medicine since 1980. Started by Art Elster with a five-year grant from the Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Programs, the clinic began to provide as many health related services as possible to mothers and children in one clinical location.

The Chronicle’s View: Keep Presenter’s Office Funding

By and • January 22, 2003

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Letter to the Editor: Even Good Mormons Think Freely

By and • January 22, 2003

Editor: I am writing in response to Natalie Horton's Jan. 21 letter, "Mormon Race Panel Story Poorly Done" that criticized a Jan. 15 Chronicle article. I would like to take issue with the governing philosophy that seems to drive Horton's letter. That is the philosophy that Mormons can't possibly be in good standing if they express opinions that criticize the status quo or history of popular Mormon opinion.

Utes on Same Track as in Recent Years

By and • January 22, 2003

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Utes Follow the Big, Bouncing Ball

By and • January 22, 2003

Last Friday, 54 U undergraduate students embarked on a road trip organized by the Associated Students of the University of Utah's freshman council to go to San Diego with one common purpose: to support their Utes basketball team against San Diego State University.