- The Daily Utah Chronicle

What? Party Steps Down After Kappa Sigma Bust

January 25, 2002

Two candidates for student body office stepped down Thursday to focus more attention on the beleaguered Greek Row. "We will concentrate on the greek system because it needs our help right now," said Cory Peterson, Interfraternity Council president and former presidential candidate from the What? Party.

Students Ignore Online Course Evaluations

By , , and • January 25, 2002

Although officials hoped a majority of fine arts students would fill out online course evaluations last semester, only about 20 percent actually did. Students typically fill out the evaluations in class shortly before the semester ends. The online evaluations were part of an experiment administrators hope will eventually affect the entire campus.

Exhibit Showcases Female Athletes in New Light

By , , and • January 25, 2002

In many sports publications and news sections in the early and mid-90s, women were rarely represented. Jane Gottesman wanted to change that. "A lot of people argue women aren't interested in sports. When you look at the media, you can see where that idea comes from," she said.

Quote of the Day

By , , and • January 25, 2002

"What will all of these laws do? It would seem they just give us something to argue about via letters to the editor."

Utah Looking to Rebound Vs. BYU After Tough Loss

By , , and • January 24, 2002

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U Pushes Med. Student Bill Through Committee

January 24, 2002

U medical officials are pushing lawmakers to help medical students who study at foreign universities receive licensure in Utah. The bill drafted by U officials and sponsored by Sen. Edgar Allen, D-Weber/Davis, amends the Utah Medical Practice Act passed in 1997.

Student Candidates Support Capitol Rally

January 24, 2002

Although the U students rallying at the Capitol Wednesday were there ostensibly in support of low tuition increases, many of them were representing their own political parties. The Associated Students of the University of Utah encouraged candidates from the five parties running for student office to attend the rally.

After Cutting Millions, Lawmakers Give Back

January 24, 2002

After cutting $23.5 million from the state's colleges and universities, lawmakers handed back $4.6 million Wednesday. Earlier this month the Executive Appropriations Committee requested that each subcommittee cut state agency's budgets. In response to the request, the Higher Education Appropriations Committee carved $8.

DOJ to Appeal Oly Bribery Decision

By , , and • January 24, 2002

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.

Quote of the Day

By , , and • January 24, 2002

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