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Letter to the Editor: Guns on Campus Are Dangerous

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Letter to the Editor: Drop Golf, Put in A Park

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Editor: We have driven by it, walked around it, looked at its vacancy and laughed at its pitiful example of America's most relaxing sport. If your name is Tiger Woods, you might possibly spend your time here, collect your income here and pick up on the ladies here.

Extra Maio: Ute Pitcher Has an Extra Presence On and Off Field

By and • April 8, 2002

A starting pitcher's mentality compared to a relief pitcher's is completely different. Not only does the pitcher have to pitch more innings, but he can't go as hard at every batter since the pitcher has to worry about stamina and fatigue. Making the transition from the bullpen to taking the hill at the beginning of the game is seemingly impossible to many, however, U senior Mitch Maio was able to successfully make the change after being the primary closer for his first three years in a Ute uniform.

The Chronicle’s View: U Should Remove TA from Class

By and • April 8, 2002

Inappropriate classroom comments necessitate that the U remove Amadou Niang from his current position. A teaching assistant for Professor Karen Johnson's African-American Experience class, Niang has landed himself in a bit of hot water recently. In between student presentations, Niang asked how many students belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, then he said that their church is guilty of institutional racism and insinuated that the students are guilty of racism by association.

UT Snow Pack at Historical Low

April 8, 2002

PARK CITY?Utah is heading into spring and summer in the midst of the state's fourth straight year of low precipitation. The snowpack for southern Utah is the lowest ever recorded at this time of year, and the eastern part of the state has among its worst snowpacks ever recorded.

Strike Hampers Venezuelan Oil

April 8, 2002

CARACAS, Venezuela?One of the world's largest oil refineries virtually shut down, and industries and businesses closed Tuesday during a general strike that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez tried to keep off radio and TV. Large industry and commerce closed after the 1 million-member Venezuelan Workers Confederation and Fedecamaras, Venezuela's largest business federation, called a 24-hour nationwide strike supporting an ongoing work slowdown at the government oil monopoly Petroleos de Venezuela, or PDVSA.

Four Arrested for U.S. Terrorism Conspiracy

April 8, 2002

NEW YORK?An attorney and three other people were indicted Tuesday on charges they provided support to the Egyptian-based terrorist organization known as the Islamic Group. The indictment accuses the defendants of supporting the organization by passing messages regarding Islamic Group activities "to and from the imprisoned Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman.

Leavitt Son Found at S.L. Fight Club

April 8, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY?Gov. Mike Leavitt's 18-year-old son Chase has been charged for participating in a fight club at a Mormon chapel. Chase Leavitt was charged Monday with battery, plus disturbing the peace and trespass. City prosecutor Simarjit Gill said Tuesday that organizers had keys to church meeting house but did not have permission to stage the Dec.

On the Search for Someone to Sue

April 8, 2002

During a 1995 episode of "The Simpsons" television series, one-year-old Maggie Simpson accidentally shoots the tightfisted tycoon Mr. Burns after he steals her lollipop. When Burns finally recovers enough to reveal his assailant's identity, he demands that police arrest the infant Maggie.

Opinion Cartoon

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