- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Anthrax Scare Almost Over

By and • November 6, 2001

WASHINGTON?Eight days after the last anthrax diagnosis, a top federal health official said Tuesday the worst may be over. "For this episode, we're out of the woods," said Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National...

Israel Tells Troops to Exit Ramallh

By and • November 6, 2001

JERUSALEM?Israel's defense minister ordered his forces Tuesday to leave the West Bank town of Ramallah, continuing a staged pullout from six towns the Israelis took over after the killing of an Israeli...

Opposition Military Capture Key Towns

By and • November 6, 2001

BAGRAM, Afghanistan?Backed by heavy U.S. bombing, Afghan opposition forces claimed the capture Tuesday of several key towns on the road to Mazar-e-Sharif in their first reported significant advance against...

Soccer Battles SDSU Today

By and • November 6, 2001

LAS VEGAS?To begin its quest for the NCAA Tournament, the Utah soccer team must first do battle with San Diego State University?a team which gave Utah its first conference loss this season?today at the...

Letter to the Editor : U Students Taking the Easy Way Out

By By Chris Pond, Doctorate student, Pharmacology, By Chris Pond, Doctorate student, Pharmacology, By Chris Pond, Doctorate student, Pharmacology, By Chris Pond, Doctorate student, Pharmacology, By Chris Pond, Doctorate student, Pharmacology, and By Chris Pond, Doctorate student, Pharmacology • November 6, 2001

By Chris Pond, Doctorate student, PharmacologyEditor:Michell Cook, who wrote the Nov. 1 letter to the editor, "Officials Provide Unrealistic Alternatives," is just one of a parade of students that complain,...

Sharing the Wealth Necessary in Stopping Brain Drain

By and • November 6, 2001

Leadership is all about action?setting goals and reaching them, making promises and fulfilling them.University of Utah President Bernie Machen knows this. He is a strong leader who gets results. But sometimes...

U Nurses Tell NY Experience

By and • November 6, 2001

Since Sept. 11, New York City has been inundated with requests from individuals wishing to volunteer. The city had to turn away many applicants, but it did not refuse three burn nurses from Utah.Burn nurses...

Volleyball Earns Its Best-Ever Ranking

By and • November 6, 2001

Though the Utah volleyball team has reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament for three years running, the Utes did not garner true respect on a nation-wide basis until they recovered from a 2-0...

Utah Skier Leads U.S. Team to Win at Continental

By and • November 6, 2001

University of Utah junior skier Torin Koos increased his chances for a spot on the 2002 U.S. Olympic cross country roster. Koos, a member of the U.S. Ski Team, placed first at the Continental Cup Saturday...

Ute Soccer Team is Preparing for SDSU Rematch

By and • November 6, 2001

A sentiment that is felt among the Utah women's soccer team is frustration. The Utes are upset that they did not play to their potential in their regular-season ending 3-0 loss to BYU last Saturday. Now,...