- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Officers Find Mob Victims in Lake

March 19, 2002

MELONES, Calif.?Authorities have recovered the bodies of three men believed dumped by the mob in a deep lake, and searched for more corpses on Tuesday. Two bodies were pulled Sunday from beneath a bridge in New Melones Lake, a reservoir in the Sierra Nevada foothills.

U Improvements Lack Impact Without Community

March 19, 2002

Well, that's it. Take down the Olympic flags and put away the souvenir mugs?both the Olympic and Paralympic Games are over. And though we may moan about the return to our regularly scheduled lives, for the most part, the U community has emerged triumphant.

As New Institute Comes, Browning Leaves

March 19, 2002

Along with a new building, the LDS Institute of Religion will get new leadership this summer. Officials from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have reassigned Institute Director Paul Browning to the church's curriculum department, where he will help produce educational workbooks and manuals.

The Chronicle’s View: Unfair Change in Residency Policy

March 19, 2002

Budget cuts and tuition increases are necessary evils in times of economic gloom, even the most money conscious student or faculty member will admit. But with one particular piece of legislation, the state Legislature went too far?House Bill 331. Unless Gov.

Swimmers Qualify as All-MWC

March 19, 2002

The Mountain West Conference announced the 2002 All-Conference swimming and diving team, and 15 Utes received individual honors. Five of those honored were First Team selections, while the remaining 10 were Second Team honorees. Jonathon Hanna (freshman, 1,650-meter freestyle) was the only male swimmer from the U on the First Team, while Tessa Greegor (freshman, 100 breaststroke), Kristen Kaiser (sophomore, 400 individual medley), Neringa Statkeviciute (sophomore, 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle and 200 freestyle), and Loren Sweny (freshman, 500 freestyle) made it on the First Team for the women.

Softball Must Delay Home Debut Again

March 19, 2002

It happened again. For the second straight time, the debut home game for the U softball team will not take place as scheduled because of weather. The game with Utah State that was to take place today has been postponed until April 23. Ute Field still has snow on it and simply is not in playable condition.

Arkansas Situation Has Easy Resolution

March 19, 2002

About the only facet of college basketball more mystifying than some audacious Southern Illinois team winding up in the Sweet 16 (not to mention figuring out exactly what the hell a "Saluki" is) is the whole Nolan Richardson-Arkansas saga. Concerning the former, my own eccentric beliefs suggest that the universe operates not via some overarching, governing force, but rather is only a product of a random collision of atoms which subsequently generate chaos?a process resulting in the continued success of SIU.

My Path From Anti-Smoking Activist to an Addicted Smoker

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Judging a Law School by Its Ping Pong

By , , and • March 18, 2002

Both competitors looked at each other and slightly nodded their heads. Third-year law student Jasmail Brav prepared to serve to Paul Cassell, professor of criminal law. The serve was made, and for nearly one minute the two men bounced the small pingpong ball back and forth with intensity written all over their faces.

Local Artist Claims Irony, Much Chalk Wasted on Idiot Students

By By B. Izzay, Comical Chalk User, By B. Izzay, Comical Chalk User, and By B. Izzay, Comical Chalk User • March 18, 2002

When U student and self proclaimed "genius artist" Duncan Hodges arrived on campus last Thursday for his 10:45 Beginning Pottery class, he was met not with open hearts and smoothly spinning pottery wheels, but the cold and administrative stare of Sidewalk Services longarm Hank Headman.