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Theft Decreases on Campus

By , , and • November 21, 2001

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Students, Teachers Get Help With Genetics

By , , and • November 21, 2001

Genetic research is moving at a break-neck pace. News about discoveries of genes and their functions are commonplace. Consequences of these discoveries range from new disease treatments to ethical issues. To help the public keep up with this burgeoning scientific field, the Eccles Institute of Human Genetics set up the Genetic Science Learning Center in 1994 to help fill the void of up-to-date resources available.

Utah State U. pres seeks funding to open genomics center

By By U Wire, By U Wire, and By U Wire • November 21, 2001

LOGAN?Looking to expand the quality and caliber of Utah State University's academic and competitive reputation, President Kermit Hall is petitioning the Utah Legislature for money to fund a genomic center at USU. "Because we are a land grant university with a history in agriculture and engineering and science, genomics is a logical next step for this institution," Hall said.

Thanksgiving Meal at Institute Tonight

November 21, 2001

James Alic Garang already considers himself a part of the American culture, though he has lived in Salt Lake City for less than six months. This Sudanese native enrolled at Salt Lake Community College only a few weeks after arriving in Utah in June. He now studies economics and plans to attend the University of Utah within the next year to study law.

Does U.S. Have the Will to Win?

November 21, 2001

First District Rep. Jim Hansen asked Americans if they have the will to continue the fight against terrorism during a speech at the Hinckley Institute of Politics, Tuesday. "It was the unspeakable, the unthinkable. People say it couldn't ever happen, but it did," Hansen said of the Sept.

Students Asked to Drink Responsibly

November 21, 2001

Although the weather was not as cold as they expected it to be, members of the Student Advocacy Office warmed and informed students Tuesday during this month's student advocacy forum. As student advocates handed out hot chocolate, mugs, bookmarks and frisbees during lunchtime, they offered information to passing students about alcohol and the effects of drinking and driving.

The Chronicle’s View: The Realities of Rape on a University Campus

By , , and • November 20, 2001

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Letter to the Editor: Playful Rivalry Steps Out of Bounds

By By Tom Roberts, Resident, Salt Lake City, By Tom Roberts, Resident, Salt Lake City, and By Tom Roberts, Resident, Salt Lake City • November 20, 2001

Editor: I admit it. I am a Brigham Young University fan. Nevertheless, prior to the "big game," I frequently commented on the fine football team at the University of Utah this year and how good it was for the entire state to have two excellent teams. Then I became aware of Matt Canham's article, "Corky Humps the Y.

Big Future for Small Things: U Research Ventures Down to the Microscale

November 20, 2001

Room-size computers shrank down to a more manageable, desk top size when electrical components were miniaturized. Nearly everything else may be headed in the same direction. An electrical, chemical, biological, mechanical or any combination of systems could be shrunk down to a scale measured in microns?100 of which make up the width of a human hair.

Sept. 11 Aftermath: And the Award Goes to…

November 20, 2001

Following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, many Americans found partial comfort from the violence in the courage and unity of fellow Americans. Adversity, the nation found, brought out the best in both Americans and non-American sympathizers across the globe.