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Feds Debate Filter in Library Net Use

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Opinion Cartoon

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Mitt Needs Dose of Reality to Continue Success

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Mitt Romney is perfect. His father was a U.S. presidential candidate. He has a multi-million dollar fortune and a Harvard education. His family looks like it came off a television sitcom?his wife is gorgeous and his five sons are handsome. Now, all he wants is the state of Massachusetts.

Letter to the Editor: Fostering Campus Community

By By Brooke Shiffler, Junior, Political Science, By Brooke Shiffler, Junior, Political Science, and By Brooke Shiffler, Junior, Political Science • March 25, 2002

Editor: I would like to commend Laura Weiss' March 20 opinion column entitled: "U Improvements Lack Impact Without Community." The communication gap that exists among students on this campus is very wide indeed. Many U students feel that there is no campus community here, and I think we need to ask ourselves why.

Get a Lesson in History of Weird Team Nicknames

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Gymnasts Head to Regional in Oregon

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Coming off the nation's highest score of the season, it didn't really matter where the Utah gymnastics team was sent for NCAA Regionals, as long as it continued to peak heading into the postseason. But the Utes had to go somewhere, and it was announced Monday they were sent to a familiar setting in the West, despite coach Greg Marsden's idea that the U was going to be headed for Baton Rouge, La.

Former U Professor Oakley Junior Gordon, Dies

March 25, 2002

Long-time U professor and contributor to campus life Oakley Junior Gordon died on the morning of March 20. Gordon earned a doctorate in psychology at the U and taught here for 50 years. While here, his positions included assistant dean of letters and science, dean of academic counseling and dean of general education.

Man Confesses to Israeli Flag Vandalism at U. Colorado

By By U Wire • March 25, 2002

Jessika Fruchter Colorado Daily University of Colorado BOULDER, Colo.?As emotions continue to run high over the defacement of an Israeli flag on the University of Colorado campus, one man came forth earlier this week to take credit for the vandalism, though he chose to withhold his name for what he called "obvious reasons.

Some Utah State U. Student Campaign Slogans Might Violate Law

By By U Wire • March 25, 2002

Christopher Loke The Utah Statesman Utah State University LOGAN?During the week of the Associated Students of Utah State University elections, propaganda banners, slogans and logos were seen all over campus. These logos and slogans might appear to be funny and catchy to many students, but many of them violated the federal trademark law, and in a more serious scenario, the school might end up in a million-dollar lawsuit.

AP Foreign Journalist to Utah State U.: International Reporting Here to Stay

By By U WIRE • March 25, 2002

Marcie Young The Utah Statesman Utah State University LOGAN?Daniel Pearl and Terry Anderson have a lot in common. Both were foreign correspondents, covering the news in violent and dangerous overseas regions. Both were settled, soon-to-be fathers, and both were kidnapped, held hostage and threatened by political extremists.