- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Letter to the Editor: Changing Mentalities About Race

By By Marjorie Carter, Senior, Anthropology, By Marjorie Carter, Senior, Anthropology, and By Marjorie Carter, Senior, Anthropology • April 16, 2002

Editor: I think the whole issue of the TA and the offended students has gotten a little blown out of proportion. If the guy violated University of Utah policy then he should have to deal with the consequences of his actions. Whether or not someone was offended doesn't necessarily mean that he did violate university policy, but the evidence that I have seen presented in The Chronicle seems to suggest that he was violating university policy.

Chrony Earns High Marks in Contests

April 16, 2002

Though The Chronicle has received considerable attention for its involvement in the Olympic and Paralympic village newspapers this year, the paper has also distinguished itself critically. Announced last week, The Chronicle dominated the Utah News Photographers Association Student Photojournalism Competition, taking 12 of the 16 awards in four different categories.

Law Prof and Shurtleff Shoot It Out Over Guns on Campus Debate

April 16, 2002

Putting his mouth where his litigation is, Attorney General Mark Shurtleff came to campus yesterday to debate the issue of guns on campus with Law Professor John Flynn. Last December, Shurtleff said, as a public university, the U was violating state law by prohibiting students and employees with permits to carry concealed weapons from bringing their guns to campus.

Gymnasts Deserve NCAA Title

April 16, 2002

In my two years as a Daily Utah Chronicle sports staffer, I have reported on nearly every type of sport the U sponsors. I have done write-ups for men's basketball, skiing, baseball, golf, men's and women's tennis, football, volleyball?the only ones I can think of never covering are soccer and softball, not yet at least.

Utes Try to Qualify for Super Six, Title Shot

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Quote of the Day

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"It's not going as well as I'd planned."

Engineering Situation Difficult, Not Dire

April 16, 2002

Gov. Mike Leavitt has taken numerous trips to Silicon Valley in the past two years trying to lure high-tech companies to Utah. Leavitt, with support from lawmakers, has showered money on engineering programs with the charge that they double the number of engineers and computer science graduates in five years.

Career Services Seeks to Increase Visability

April 16, 2002

Bret Hortin came to the U in search of potential financial services reps. And last Wednesday's foray went pretty well. Hortin, a recruiter with Intermountain Financial Group, found the applicants well qualified. Others tend to "deselect" themselves, he said from a tiny office used for interviews in Career Services.

Career Services Will Soon Help Alumni Find Jobs

April 16, 2002

As of next fall, Career Services hopes to start matchmaking between employers and a whole new section of the U community?alumni. On average, someone will change jobs seven times and careers twice, according to Pat Steigauf, who holds the recently created position of alumni career counselor.

Majors Without Clear Career Paths Give Some the Jitters

April 16, 2002

Looking back on her education, senior Marcy Bauer sounds a little wistful. "I actually tried for two years to get a degree in something I thought I would be able to get a job in," she said. But she disliked parks, recreation and tourism enough to leave it for the uncertainty of a language major.