- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Utes Named Pre-Season All-MWC

July 17, 2002

The list of preseason expectations continue to pile up for the U football team. After having already received praise from Athlon and The Sporting News, Football News became the latest media outlet to tout the U and its players as the News' preseason collegiate football issue hit the stands July 15.

Letter to the Editor: Kidnapping Deserves Coverage

By By Jim Todd, Holladay, Utah and By Jim Todd, Holladay, Utah • July 10, 2002

Editor: Jeremy Voros's article in the June 26 Chronicle, titled "Media Coverage Kidnaps Social Equality" is centered on the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart. It sets forth some legitimate, albeit hyperbolically stated views, with which many will no doubt agree.

Terrorist Finances Sought in Raids

July 10, 2002

WASHINGTON?Federal investigators are conducting raids nationwide on jewelry stores owned mostly by Pakistanis, hoping to break up fronts for terrorist groups or their financial backers, U.S. officials say. The raids have taken place in several cities over the past two weeks, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and New York.

Quote of the Day

By and • July 3, 2002

"We'd like to totally revolutionize the way campus groups work together."

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Summertime Reads: Does Ya-Ya Sisterhood Expose Divine Secrets?

By , , and • June 26, 2002

"Need I tell you that being a party pooper is a cardinal sin in the Church of Vivi? It's the eleventh commandment, which Moses forgot to bring down the mountain: Thou Shalt Not Be a Party Pooper." -Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood I was skeptical. Selecting a book that my friend had pegged "Oprah's Club without the sticker" was a risk, but I was willing to take it because the book was marked 30 percent off.

Opinion Cartoon

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Letter to the Editor: Keep Extra Credit for Charity

By By Nate Smith, Senior, Economics and By Nate Smith, Senior, Economics • June 26, 2002

Editor: This letter is written in response to the editorial in the June 19 Chronicle, "Charity Donations Fail Academic Test." First of all, I feel it is important to give both sides of this story. The Chronicle's editorial did not do this. I am enrolled in another class (Economics 3100-Labor Economics) taught by Dr.

How the NBA Draft Will Unfold

By and • June 26, 2002

Tonight's NBA Draft (5:30 p.m. MDT on TNT) boasts a talent pool unlike those of years past. In addition to a bench-full of exceptional underclassmen, there are a handful of high schoolers and foreign players whose names will soon be called in the 1-13 lottery picks.

Convict Suspicious In Kidnapper Case

June 26, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY?A handyman who worked at the home of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart has been arrested for an alleged parole violation and is at the top of the list of potential suspects in her disappearance, police said earlier this week. Richard Albert Ricci, who has a 29-ayear criminal record, was questioned by police the day after the girl's apparent abduction and was among those re-interviewed because he did painting and yard work at the home.