- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Campus Center Studies Diversity

March 10, 2002

President Bernie Machen often touts the importance of diversity at the U, but quantifying the effects of diversity can be difficult?a campus center is attempting to change that. The Center for the Study of Race and Diversity in Higher Education first started Spring Semester 2001, researching the effects of diversity.

ASUU Plans to Recognize Superior Teaching

March 10, 2002

Students have an opportunity to recognize teachers who have influenced them for good. Students can nominate teachers for a student choice award by picking up an application at the Associated Students of the University of Utah main office in Union Room 234.

General Cites Progress, Bin Laden Not Found

March 10, 2002

WASHINGTON?The U.S. commander of the war in Afghanistan said Sunday that American forces have made new advances against the last known major pocket of al Qaeda resistance but have yet to find any sign of Osama bin Laden or other leaders of the terrorist network.

Israeli Cease-Fire Still in Question

March 10, 2002

JERUSALEM?With Mideast violence at its worst levels in 17 months of fighting, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said Sunday he was prepared to negotiate with Palestinians on a truce but won't call off the current army offensive against militants. The Israeli leader spoke hours after Israeli helicopters pounded Yasser Arafat's two story, seaside office in the Gaza Strip to rubble.

Opinion Cartoon

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Babysiter not Necessary in Student Leader Meetings

March 10, 2002

Many supposed "adults" believe students are inferior, slow and immature?that they need help because, well, they are still learning. Just about every U student has felt the stigma attached to the title "student." While it is still frustrating, such narrow-mindedness is easier to take in high school.

Letter to the Editor: Utah Hate Crime Bill Important

By By Juan Hernandez, Jr., Political Science, By Juan Hernandez, Jr., Political Science, and By Juan Hernandez, Jr., Political Science • March 10, 2002

Editor: I am, once again, amazed at the ignorance in which an opinion writer is arrogant enough to write an article inferring that Zion is free from Hate. I am, of course, referring to the March 5 column written by John Morley entitled "Real Debate Over Hate Crime Bill Is Impossible.

The Chronicle’s View: Reasonable Tuition Hike Shows Concern for Students

March 10, 2002

The lightning strikes. The news is out. Another tuition increase is on the way, and this one is so high that it definitely looks like trouble for many students. Some U students are unsure of their future at the U after administrators recently proposed a 9.

Letter to the Editor: Inaction and Injustice

By By Richard Jaramillo and Kenneth Wilks, Sophomores, Political Science, By Richard Jaramillo and Kenneth Wilks, Sophomores, Political Science, and By Richard Jaramillo and Kenneth Wilks, Sophomores, Political Science • March 10, 2002

Editor: When reading John Morley's March 5 opinion column "Real Debate Over Hate Crime Bill is Impossible," one sees it is devoid of reason, responsibility and the moral implications of inaction in the face of injustice. First, in labeling hate crime legislation "unnecessary," Mr.

Letter to the Editor: Give Me Liberty or Give Me…

By By Jason L. Clark, Junior, Political Science and German Major, By Jason L. Clark, Junior, Political Science and German Major, and By Jason L. Clark, Junior, Political Science and German Major • March 10, 2002

Editor: "Are we at last brought to such humiliating and debasing degradation, that we cannot be trusted with arms for our defense?" ?Patrick Henry (One of the founding fathers.) This entire argument about lawfully concealed weapons on campus comes down to trust.