- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Kids That Wanna Have Fun

By and • October 13, 2002

My educational philosophy was influenced by a conversation I once had with Hoonjin Jung, a friend of mine from Korea. He said that until recently, Korean schools were very strict. They have a saying: "A king, a teacher and a father are the same." When he first came here he was terrified to comment in class, in part because he was still unsure of his English.

Rainbow Flags Are Offensive

By and • October 13, 2002

Editor: What's up with the rainbow flags hung up as part of a gay pride celebration on campus last week? It's just another example of the minority imposing its view on the majority. I don't find a pot of gold at the end of this diversity rainbow. I find a double standard and hypocrisy.

Greek Bashing

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • October 10, 2002

By [email protected] Editor,Your editorial, "The Chronicle's View: Same Old Greek Story," misses a couple of important points. While it may be true that U greeks are well represented in Salt Lake...

I’m a new writer from Argentina

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • October 10, 2002

By [email protected]: I'm a new writer and I need to work. i write poems and short stories, I'm a reliable and responsible woman. Blessings! Leticia Pontoni.#post_author_author, .post_author_avatar,...

LDS Church Torn on Decision to Fight Iraq

By and • October 10, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY?Jan Shipps, a scholar who has devoted her life to studying the Mormon church, was in Florida when a news ticker flashed across a news broadcast: "Mormon church opposes war." Shipps knew the church would be quick to qualify that statement, and she was right.

Letter to the Editor: Committed Sex Is Better

By and • October 10, 2002

Editor: There has been a discussion recently in letters to the editor about the trend of women to dress in a way that expresses their sexual nature and how this dress objectifies them. Valid points have been made on both sides, but I'd like to point out that people who emphasize sex too much are shooting themselves in the foot.

Shurtleff is Concealing the Truth About GunsShurtleff is Concealing the Truth About Guns

By By Harper, Shannon and By Harper, Shannon • October 9, 2002

As college students attend classes every day, they carry the bare necessities: Paper, pens, books and the occasional calculator and exam booklet. I am almost certain the majority of students at the U have never considered a concealed firearm a necessity for college education.

Night With the Runnin’ Utes Slated for Oct. 19

By and • October 9, 2002

Fans will get their first chance to get an impression of the morphing of the U men's basketball team Oct. 19, as the Utes will host their annual Night With the Runnin' Utes at 6:00 p.m. in the Huntsman Center. The night coincides with the U football game versus Colorado State, which starts at 1:00 p.

Letter to the Editor: Setting the Socialists Straight

By and • October 9, 2002

Editor: It has been a long time since I was a university student, but someone sent me a link to Daniel Thatcher's piece in the Oct. 9 issue of The Chronicle., "Confessions of a Mormon Socialist." In it Thatcher describes his experience as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: "In Estonia, a post-Soviet republic, my black-tagged peers loved to preach how socialism was Satan's plan to bind and ensnare mankind, turning them into brainwashed atheists.

whitticism

By By [email protected] and By [email protected] • October 9, 2002

By [email protected],what an awesome column! as far as i'm concerned, you are a voice of reason, wisdom, and courage in a liberally biased college newspaper. (example: reporting on gay pride...