- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Letter to the Editor: Guns Are Just Something to Argue About

By By Kevin J. McFarland, Sophomore, Communication Skills, By Kevin J. McFarland, Sophomore, Communication Skills, and By Kevin J. McFarland, Sophomore, Communication Skills • January 24, 2002

Editor: I have not followed too closely the policy changes that have taken place recently concerning firearms. I would like to know what the exact current ordinance is and what it was changed from. I know that concealed weapons are now not permitted on campus and that by now people think that there will be no more gun violence on campus.

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Quote of the Day

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"We've got $160 million lying around? Shocking, I know."

DOJ to Appeal Oly Bribery Decision

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DENVER?The Justice Department is appealing a decision dismissing bribery charges against two men accused of plying Olympics officials with $1 million in cash and gifts to bring the Winter Games to Salt Lake City. In a brief sent Wednesday to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver, federal prosecutors disputed a finding by U.

Utah Looking to Rebound Vs. BYU After Tough Loss

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Former Ambassador Predicts Outcomes to Middle East Conflict

By , , and • January 24, 2002

Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk predicted possible outcomes of the current Palestinian-Israeli stalemate. He spoke Wednesday at a lecture sponsored by Middle East Center in the Fine Arts Auditorium. After describing the current situation as the "most bitter conflict ever" between the two sides, Indyk gave both bleak and optimistic predictions.

Hinckley Institute Receives Grant for Local Internships

By By Beth McPhee • January 24, 2002

The Hinckley Institute of Politics received a grant from the R. Harold Burton Foundation to fund local, paid internships. There are 10 internships available, five are targeted to minority applicants. All interested students are eligible. Selected interns will receive pay and political science credit.

25th Anniversary of Quarterly West

By By Beth McPhee • January 24, 2002

Quarterly West, the U's national literary journal, celebrated 25 years of publication with a special edition last year. The nationally renowned journal publishes both poetry and fiction twice a year. The anniversary edition is larger than previous publications.

Video Tape Helps Find Gunmen

January 24, 2002

CALCUTTA, India?A video camera atop the U.S. cultural center in Calcutta captured the faces of gunmen on motorcycles who killed four police guards and wounded 20 other people, police said Thursday. "The video films have given us vital clues for investigation," Deputy Commissioner of Police Saumen Mitra said.

Rodeo Protester Detained at IOC

January 24, 2002

LAUSANNE, Switzerland?A U.S. animal rights campaigner detained at the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee while dressed as a cow was charged with violating a city ordinance on public order. Sean Gifford, a member of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, was detained Wednesday and released.