- The Daily Utah Chronicle

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Opinion Cartoon

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Utah Legislators Are Turning A Blind Eye to Science

January 9, 2002

Science. Politics. In the minds of many researchers and policy makers, this is the way that the two fields interact, or rather don't interact?each is encapsulated in its own separate sentence. And, in theory, if the two words came together, they might just communicate a more powerful message.

U Recognized as National Leader in Energy Conservation

January 9, 2002

A study of 891 campus environments highlights the U and 13 other schools as nationwide leaders in energy efficiency and conservation. However, the U was not recognized in the other areas, such as environmentally friendly campus transportation, academic environmental disciplines, recycling, landscape conservation and environmental management policy.

Docents Wanted

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Audrey Butley tours The Nazi Olympics: Berlin 1936. The Marriott Library needs docents to help with the exhibit. Volunteer docents can be trained during a four-hour training session on Jan. 13, beginning at 1 p.m. This training will cover the history of the exhibit and include a tour.

Kingsbury Hall Forms a Student Council

January 9, 2002

The group mainly responsible for bringing Bill Cosby and Marcel Marceau to the U needs student input. Kingsbury Hall is forming a student council to gain feedback on selecting artists to present and on marketing those events to the students. The council currently has five students serving on it, but they hope to have 20 students soon.

New Afghan Government Sets Taliban Officers Free

January 9, 2002

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan?The Taliban justice minister and several other high-ranking figures of the ousted ruling militia surrendered to the new Afghan government but were allowed to go free, a Kandahar commander said Wednesday, despite U.S. requests for the handover of top Taliban leaders.

Police Report: Student Is Assaulted While Parking

January 9, 2002

Parking-related assault?After getting out of her car in the HPER lot, a student was assaulted.She said she had pulled her car into a stall and a car pulled up behind her, blocking her in.She said a young man got out, yelled at her about taking his spot and pushed her back against her car.

IHC Donates to College of Nursing

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Students Given Extra Time to Graduate

January 9, 2002

A new U policy is giving perpetual students extra time to graduate. Since the U's semester conversion in 1998, students who desired to graduate under the quarter system had a graduation deadline of Spring 2003. On Tuesday, the Academic Senate passed an initiative to extend that deadline until Spring Semester 2005.