- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Opinion Cartoon: Student Groups Should Open Pizzarias If They Want More Money from ASUU

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The Chronicle’s View: Machen Should Be at Tuition Meeting

By , , and • March 18, 2002

It's no secret that University of Utah tuition is going up next year. The 9.3 percent increase students can expect is the biggest leap in years and will force students to pick up significantly more of the tab for higher education than was previously required of them.

K-UTE Could Lose Funds

By , , and • March 18, 2002

K-UTE, the U's student radio station, is in danger of losing its funding from student government after 14 years of service. Two weeks ago, student body President Ben Lowe agreed with a Student Senate sponsored bill recommending the Student Senate and General Assembly pull K-UTE's funding.

Sometimes Less is More: The Paralympic Village Clears Out

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Man Charged With 1972 Rape, Murder

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Goshute Election Mediation Likely

By , , and • March 18, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY?The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs has offered to supervise a new election for the bitterly divided Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians as the tribe makes plans to store tons of radioactive waste from nuclear power plants. The bureau normally intervenes in tribal affairs only when invited, but the Goshute controversy could complicate important issues facing the tribe, authorities said.

Campus Rec. Plans to Move to Fort Douglas

By and • March 18, 2002

The U's Outdoor Recreation Program will have a new place to call home after the Paralympic Games. Most people find the department's current location, south of the Huntsman Center, by accident, according to campus recreation manager Rob Jones. "We do get a fair amount of accidental traffic [at our current location]," he said.

Med. Student Admits He’s in it for the Money

By By Rupert Fancipants, Comical News Editor • March 18, 2002

Work days are long and nights are short for medical students. Gruelling 17-hour per-day schedules include class time, labs, lectures, homework, shadowing doctors and practicing golf. That kind of stress puts a lot of pressure on students of medicine, but most of them consider the hard work part of a higher calling.

New Policy Shoots Down Parking Violations

By By Aurelie Dunn, Parking Services Correspondent • March 18, 2002

In a bold move supporting the U's on-campus gun policy, the Division of Transportation and Parking Services announced Friday that all parking enforcement officers will now carry P-38 Lugar handguns. The announcement, made by Parking and Transportation Services Director Arnold Clayson, detailed the service's new system of ticketing?one that includes higher ticket fees and an increase in parking enforcement staff.

ASUU Says ASUU Rocks!

By By Elvis Faucett, Comical Editor in Chief • March 18, 2002

In a startling development Friday, student leaders let the campus in on their little secret. "We kick ass," said Ben Lowe, president of the Associated Students of the University of Utah. The announcement came at the end of a press conference where Lowe had unveiled his plan "to show campus that ASUU does do lots of stuff.