- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Baseball Can’t Move Up With Split

By , , and • April 21, 2002

As it has all season, the U baseball team had to ride Mitch Maio's arm for another win, but without Maio pitching in the second game of Monday's doubleheader against UNLV, the pitching could not get it done, as the Utes split the doubleheader with the Rebels.

Almost Correct: Looking Back on Preseason Picks

By , , and • April 21, 2002

Back on Nov. 6, 2001, I made predictions about the Midwest Division in the NBA. How'd I do? San Antonio Spurs My Prediction: First (62-50) Finish: First (58-24) Yes! I got No. 1 right. Tim Duncan didn't let me down, as he is poised to get the Most Valuable Player award.

Another Player Departs U Men’s Basketball Team

By , , and • April 21, 2002

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Letter to the Editor: Considering Personal Liberties

By By Seth Swank, Sophomore, Political Science, By Seth Swank, Sophomore, Political Science, and By Seth Swank, Sophomore, Political Science • April 21, 2002

Editor: The esteemed Mr. Jared Clay, in his April 18 letter to the editor, "Flag Burning Promotes Negativity," invited the students who hope to see a United States flag burned in a class to "parasitize a different country." Further, Clay makes the assertion that were there to be more patriotism similar to that of David Reichner, a student who barred another from burning a flag, a sense of "responsible citizenship" would emerge.

Opinion Cartoon

By By Colin Santos, By Colin Santos, and By Colin Santos • April 21, 2002

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Letter to the Editor: Opening Discussion at University

By By Phillip Drinkaus, Graduate Student, Mechanical Engineering, By Phillip Drinkaus, Graduate Student, Mechanical Engineering, and By Phillip Drinkaus, Graduate Student, Mechanical Engineering • April 21, 2002

Editor: A teaching assistant asks students if they are LDS. Students voluntarily raise their hands. TA questions the history of the LDS Church and lack of apparent diversity within its hierarchy. Some students are upset that their church is under attack and are angry that they did not get a chance to rebut.

U Program Wants Donated Bodies

By , , and • April 21, 2002

New billboards along I-15 urge people to take the time to fill out an organ donor form by paraphrasing Paul Simon's song: "There must be 50 ways to leave your liver." Utah now has its own organ donor registry, which will make it easier for people to donate their body parts to others.

Afghan Roads Remain Under Warlord Control

By , , and • April 21, 2002

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A Letter to the Graduation Office: It’s About Time.

By By Leif Mealone, 7th year Senior, Undecided, By Leif Mealone, 7th year Senior, Undecided, and By Leif Mealone, 7th year Senior, Undecided • April 21, 2002

Editor: This letter to the editor is to the graduation office. You know, it's about time. I was starting to think that you would never understand what it is like to have to live in these conditions. I woke up this morning and found out that I had no kitchen.

Dude Can Throw Up on Demand

By By Elvis Faucett, Comical Editor in Chief, By Elvis Faucett, Comical Editor in Chief, and By Elvis Faucett, Comical Editor in Chief • April 21, 2002

Dude, I went to this crazy party last night. OK, so it was really a pretty tame party for a friend of a friend, but they had beer and a guy who can throw up on demand. Can you beat that? What did you do this weekend? That's exactly what I thought. I, on the other hand, shot my grandma's .