- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Countries Try to Avert War in Asia

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Surrender Negotiation Expected to End Soon

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Spurrier’s ‘Punishment’ Is a Self-Serving Ploy

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Throughout my life, I have seen many farces in college football: Teams paying their players, running up the score, having boosters help the programs and committing NCAA violations, but not one coach amazes me as much as Florida's Steve Spurrier. Oh, you know Mr.

University Light Rail Line Brings Commuters to Campus

By , , , , , and • January 3, 2002

Light rail has arrived at the U, and President Bernie Machen hopes the trains transport a solution to the campus' transportation woes. New construction projects have eaten 1,000 student parking spots, and the Olympics will take another 3,200. The crunch has frustrated faculty and students alike, but with little land to build new lots on and not enough money to build a garage, the U will rely on public transportation.

U Braces For State’s Final Budget Cuts

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Quote of the Day

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"If Jon Huntsman's wife said her car was impounded, we'd break a leg trying to fix the situation."

THe Chronicle’s View: Textbook Situation Requires Attention of Professors

By , , and • January 3, 2002

For most students, buying textbooks brings about a sense of financial fear and total frustration. These high priced educational assets run students hundreds of dollars each semester. But what are students going to do? Many professors use the textbooks to such a degree that without one a student would ultimately be unsuccessful.

Letter to the Editor: Mormon Influences Rooted in Heritage

By By Bart Gatrell, Senior, International Relations, By Bart Gatrell, Senior, International Relations, and By Bart Gatrell, Senior, International Relations • January 3, 2002

Editor: This letter regards the Dec. 7 opinion column, "Trumpeting Tradition in the Faces of Oly Foes," by Katie Hewitt. Though I'm not from Utah, my parents claim residency here, so this is where I go. When I enrolled in Fall 2000, I expected it to be similar to Brigham Young University.

Men’s Basketball, Swim Teams Earn Academic Honors

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Former Ute Star Earns Invite to NFL Pro Bowl

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