- The Daily Utah Chronicle

After 29 years, Roe v. Wade still stands

By By U Wire • January 25, 2002

PITTSBURGH?Students for Reproductive Freedom threw a birthday party in the University of Pittsburgh Union on Tuesday night, complete with cheerleaders, testimonials, flying condoms and a candlelight vigil. Members of the group celebrated the 29th anniversary of the Supreme Court's Roe vs.

Terrorist Training Camps in America

By By Beth McPhee • January 25, 2002

As an ordained Catholic priest, Father Roy Bourgeois witnessed the massacre of priests and nuns in Columbia and Bolivia. Those who killed his brothers and sisters were trained by the U.S. government, he said. For 20 years, Bourgeois has been involved in grassroots efforts to close down the U.

Greeks Push Back Recruitment Week

By By Adam Benson • January 25, 2002

There are changes in store for the U's greek recruitment process in fall 2002. Marcus Lopez, recruitment chair of the Interfraternity Council, and Jessica Rogers of the Panhellenic Council presented their changes to the presidents of every fraternity and sorority recognized by the U in a meeting Jan.

Gymnasts Take on Minnesota

January 25, 2002

The Utah gymnastics team has to live up to its No. 2 billing tonight, because the competition isn't getting any easier. After disposing of then-No. 18 Ohio State and then-No. 7 Arizona, Utah gets its second top-10 opponent in as many weeks. Tonight, the Red Rocks (2-0) welcome former assistant Jim Stephenson and his No.

BYU Student Claims *NSync Singer Stole Song

By By U Wire, By U Wire, and By U Wire • January 24, 2002

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U.S., Britain Bomb Iraqi Army Base

By , , and • January 24, 2002

MANAMA, Bahrain?U.S. and British warplanes bombed an anti-aircraft base in southern Iraq on Thursday after coming under Iraqi artillery fire, a U.S. official said. The attack happened at 3:45 p.m. on Al Faw Peninsula, 290 miles southeast of Baghdad, said Maj.

Utility Must Pay For Air Pollution

By , , and • January 24, 2002

WASHINGTON?The government and a New Jersey utility reached a settlement Thursday in which the company agreed to pay $1.4 million in penalties and spend more than $340 million to reduce air pollutants from two power plants by tens of thousands of tons. The settlement is only the second of its kind under new environmental rules adopted in the mid-1990s and could prompt similar agreements to resolve lawsuits seeking pollution reductions at aging coal-fired plants throughout most of the eastern United States.

Opinion Cartoon

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Staring the U’s Tuition Issue Straight in the Eye

By , , and • January 24, 2002

It's all too easy to shrug your shoulders and turn away from the tuition quandary. It's all too easy for students to ignore the financial realities and hope that administrators don't push for big hikes. It's all too easy for administrators to lean on students when budgets get tight.

Letter to the Editor: Safe Campuses Require Firearms

By By Jim Peel, Colorado Springs, CO, By Jim Peel, Colorado Springs, CO, and By Jim Peel, Colorado Springs, CO • January 24, 2002

Editor: While I am not a resident of your state, I feel very strongly about the issue of firearms on campus. Throughout America, states and localities have enacted statutes that disallow firearms in certain localities such as schools, parks and churches.