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The Chronicle’s View: A Lesson Learned from 3,000 Miles Away

May 2, 2002

The most memorable day and the most important lessons of this academic year came from an event nearly 3,000 miles away. When hijackers took American planes and smashed them into American power structures killing thousands, every person's life within this country changed.

Quote of the Day

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Reporters Discuss Recent Censorship

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Israelis Abandon Arafat Compound

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RAMALLAH, West Bank?Six wanted Palestinians were escorted out of Yasser Arafat's battered offices Wednesday night and whisked away in a convoy of U.S. and British armored cars, officially ending Arafat's five months of confinement by Israel. Led by three Israeli security jeeps, the vehicles started toward a jail in Jericho, a Palestinian-controlled town in the West Bank, about 22 miles away.

Letter to the Editor: An Aggravating Newspaper Advertisement

By By Joanna Coolidge, Senior, Pre-Medical, By Joanna Coolidge, Senior, Pre-Medical, and By Joanna Coolidge, Senior, Pre-Medical • May 1, 2002

Editor: This letter is in regard to the April 30 Daily Utah Chronicle advertising insert, "Life is Full of Surprises." Please do not do this again. When I get an advertising supplement such as this in any daily paper, I roll my eyes and sigh at the waste of trees.

Opinion Cartoon

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A Nostalgia Trip Complete With Bon Jovi Music

By , , and • May 1, 2002

Damn. Five years at the U are coming to an end. Five years of studying political science and mass communication and sociology and other assorted crap. And now it's more than a little disconcerting to see it come to an end. After all, I've had five years of a university education and I'm looking forward to a glamorous career at the local Wendy's.

Grenade Kills 3 in Philiooines Attack

By and • May 1, 2002

MANILA, Philippines?A grenade explosion killed three people and wounded 50 others Wednesday after police said they thwarted two possible terrorist attacks, including one that may have targeted President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. The grenade blast occurred around 9:45 p.

Creator of E-Virus Sentenced to Jail

May 1, 2002

NEWARK, N.J.?The creator of the "Melissa" computer virus was sentenced Wednesday to 20 months in federal prison for causing millions of dollars of damage by disrupting email systems worldwide in 1999. David L. Smith pleaded guilty to a federal charge of sending a damaging computer program.

Ballet West Plans New $13M Facility

May 1, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY?Ballet West has announced plans for a $13 million building in Sugar House that will have facilities for its dancers, education program, administrators and production. The Capitol Theatre will remain the company's main performance venue, but the new facility will expand rehearsal space, replacing several leased buildings scattered throughout the city.