- The Daily Utah Chronicle

The Chronicle’s View

November 25, 2001

Disagreements take place that sometimes escalate until the two participants lose their cool and start throwing punches. It happens, and the situation usually works itself out. But when one of the participants is a student-athlete, the university must act quickly, punishing the player accordingly.

Doug Kaufusi Gets Suspended for AFA

November 25, 2001

Senior offensive lineman Doug Kaufusi, a candidate for All America status and the Lombardi Award, has been suspended from the Utah football team's Dec. 1 regular season finale at Air Force?his last-ever season game?after coach Ron McBride learned that he has three warrants for his arrest stemming from a Jan.

Men’s Hoops Team Blown Out by Utah State

November 25, 2001

For running a motion offense, the Utah men's basketball team sure did a lot of standing around Friday night against Utah State. Between the seeming lethargy and getting out-hustled and out muscled by their scrappy, energetic opponents, the Utes dropped their first game of the year in getting manhandled by the Aggies 78-65.

WEB EXCLUSIVE:Classes Resume at Noon

November 25, 2001

A tall pine tree near the University of Utah's Union Building succumbed to the incredible amounts of snow that fell all throughout Sunday?and so did early morning classes.

Utah State U. pres seeks funding to open genomics center

By By U Wire, By U Wire, and By U Wire • November 21, 2001

LOGAN?Looking to expand the quality and caliber of Utah State University's academic and competitive reputation, President Kermit Hall is petitioning the Utah Legislature for money to fund a genomic center at USU. "Because we are a land grant university with a history in agriculture and engineering and science, genomics is a logical next step for this institution," Hall said.

Students, Teachers Get Help With Genetics

By , , and • November 21, 2001

Genetic research is moving at a break-neck pace. News about discoveries of genes and their functions are commonplace. Consequences of these discoveries range from new disease treatments to ethical issues. To help the public keep up with this burgeoning scientific field, the Eccles Institute of Human Genetics set up the Genetic Science Learning Center in 1994 to help fill the void of up-to-date resources available.

Theft Decreases on Campus

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Jameson takes 39th at NCAA Cross Country

By , , and • November 21, 2001

A season filled with repeated wins and dominating finishes came to a close on University of Utah cross country runner Teren Jameson, as the NCAA Championships took place on Nov. 19. Jameson was the only member of the Utah cross country team to compete in the championships, since the team did not qualify for the meet at the Mountain Region Championships.

Students Asked to Drink Responsibly

November 21, 2001

Although the weather was not as cold as they expected it to be, members of the Student Advocacy Office warmed and informed students Tuesday during this month's student advocacy forum. As student advocates handed out hot chocolate, mugs, bookmarks and frisbees during lunchtime, they offered information to passing students about alcohol and the effects of drinking and driving.

Does U.S. Have the Will to Win?

November 21, 2001

First District Rep. Jim Hansen asked Americans if they have the will to continue the fight against terrorism during a speech at the Hinckley Institute of Politics, Tuesday. "It was the unspeakable, the unthinkable. People say it couldn't ever happen, but it did," Hansen said of the Sept.