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Men’s Tennis Set to Play UNM, Air Force

April 5, 2002

The preseason is over. The past record means pretty much nothing. Play for the U men's tennis team now begins. The team takes its 11-7 record to Albuquerque to take on both New Mexico and Air Force this weekend. The Utes bring in a three-game winning streak.

Utes Fall to Ranked Pacific

April 5, 2002

The drought continues for the U softball team. The Utes lost to No. 18 Pacific 10-1 at Ute Field Thursday, extending the streak to 26 straight losses against ranked teams. The loss gives the Utes a 13-29 record, and the Tigers improve to 25-12. After a scoreless first inning, the two teams each scored one run in the second inning.

track Team Travels to BYU Invitational for Meet Saturday

April 5, 2002

After a good start to the season, the U track & field outdoor team will head south to Provo to compete in the BYU Invitational, starting Saturday. However, the talent pool will be diluted, as many of the runners that would compete in the tournament for the Cougars are heading to Texas or Stanford for more elite races.

Letter to the Editor: Winning Votes With Food

By By Blake Niederhauser, Senior, Biology, By Blake Niederhauser, Senior, Biology, and By Blake Niederhauser, Senior, Biology • April 4, 2002

Editor: "Vote for me!" "Vote for me!" What kind of election would it have been without free bagels and foosball? I have to admit, as I was walking to class with "Sweet Child of Mine," the greatest epic song of all butt rock existence, blaring from a party kiosk, I thought, "Wow, I should vote for them.

Improving the World or Improving the Trenches

By , , and • April 4, 2002

A few days ago, a Yahoo! news alert brought the following headlines to my computer screen: "Source: Bush to Send Powell to Middle East." "Sharon Vows to Keep Arafat Caged, Fighting Rages." "Israel Widens West Bank Offensive" "Blair to Bush: Act Now on Middle East.

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Reconnecting With the Spiritual

By , , and • April 4, 2002

Editor's Note: Inside India is a series chronicling Sheena McFarland's first visit to India, the country of her birth, after her adoption by an American family. Columns will appear as they are received. I remember when I first started planning for my trip to India, and I felt like the trip would never begin.

18 Arrested in U Maryland Riot Following Basketball Victory

By By U Wire, By U Wire, and By U Wire • April 4, 2002

Cate Keller The Diamondback University of Maryland COLLEGE PARK, Md.?The streets of College Park, Md., were cleaned of debris by Tuesday afternoon, but for some the repercussions of Monday night's post-game celebrations still linger. Eighteen people, only three of whom are students, are facing criminal charges after being arrested during the celebrations.

Fuel Leak Cancels Spacecraft Launch

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School Curriculum Likely to Change

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PROVO?The state Board of Education is considering revisions in the core curriculum that would require high school students spend more time in social studies courses. Carolee Coleman, state social studies specialist, said the revisions also would make the curriculum more specific.