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Letter to the Editor: Give Me Liberty or Give Me…

By By Jason L. Clark, Junior, Political Science and German Major, By Jason L. Clark, Junior, Political Science and German Major, and By Jason L. Clark, Junior, Political Science and German Major • March 10, 2002

Editor: "Are we at last brought to such humiliating and debasing degradation, that we cannot be trusted with arms for our defense?" ?Patrick Henry (One of the founding fathers.) This entire argument about lawfully concealed weapons on campus comes down to trust.

Letter to the Editor: Inaction and Injustice

By By Richard Jaramillo and Kenneth Wilks, Sophomores, Political Science, By Richard Jaramillo and Kenneth Wilks, Sophomores, Political Science, and By Richard Jaramillo and Kenneth Wilks, Sophomores, Political Science • March 10, 2002

Editor: When reading John Morley's March 5 opinion column "Real Debate Over Hate Crime Bill is Impossible," one sees it is devoid of reason, responsibility and the moral implications of inaction in the face of injustice. First, in labeling hate crime legislation "unnecessary," Mr.

Letter to the Editor: Utah Hate Crime Bill Important

By By Juan Hernandez, Jr., Political Science, By Juan Hernandez, Jr., Political Science, and By Juan Hernandez, Jr., Political Science • March 10, 2002

Editor: I am, once again, amazed at the ignorance in which an opinion writer is arrogant enough to write an article inferring that Zion is free from Hate. I am, of course, referring to the March 5 column written by John Morley entitled "Real Debate Over Hate Crime Bill Is Impossible.

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Scaffolding Kill 3, Due to High Winds

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CHICAGO?Scaffolding from the landmark John Hancock Center fell more than 40 stories onto a busy downtown street and crushed cars Saturday, killing three people and injuring at least seven. High winds may have caused a 25-foot section of scaffolding to fall from the 43rd floor, fire officials said.

Police Arrest Top Drug Traffickers

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NCAA Tourney Has Lost Magic

March 10, 2002

Oh my god, it is the Big Dance. The tournament of all tournaments. Every time Selection Sunday used to roll around, I would be glued to the TV for about 6 to 7 hours, just watching the last conference championship games, and then finding out who goes where.

U Pole Vaulter Places 11th in National Meet

March 10, 2002

At the NCAA Indoor National Championships in Fayetteville, Ark., the University of Utah's Brooke LoBue placed 11th in the pole vault competition held on March 6. LoBue leaped 4.10 meters (approximately 13 feet, 5 inches). Her 13?5.5 second-place leap at the Snake River Open on Jan.

Men’s Tennis Gets Big Win for its Coach

March 10, 2002

Four hundred matches. That is the number of matches U men's tennis coach F.D. Robbins has been at the helm with the team. "That's a lot of matches," Robbins said after the contest against Denver last Friday. "I enjoy what I do. It has its moments, but I enjoy working with the guys.

Men Earn NCAA Berth, Will Play No. 5 Seed Indy

March 10, 2002

The suspense is over. Although the Utah men's basketball team didn't win the Mountain West Conference title or MWC Tournament, it will be going to the Big Dance?the NCAA Tournament. Utah (21-8) earned the No. 12 seed in the South Regional, and will play No.