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Genetic Research Part of Human Descent

October 11, 2001

The history of modern humans is still a rough draft, under revision.At one point, genetic studies appeared to offer some resolution to the longstanding debate over how human ancestors spread across the...

Volleyball Hosts Two From MWC

October 11, 2001

The term ?must-win? has become a staple in many teams, and now it has hit the University of Utah?s volleyball team.The Utes are 9-4 overall and have a conference record of 3-2. UNLV and San Diego State...

Majerus Disregarding Preseason Poll

October 11, 2001

The reaction of men?s basketball coach Rick Majerus to the selection of his Utes as No. 2 in the preseason Mountain West Conference polls was as cyclical as snow along the Wasatch Front. So what? Except...

Soccer Loses in San Diego, Kofoed Still One Goal Short

October 11, 2001

Slow starts can sometimes be overcome. That wasn?t the case for Utah Thursday afternoon.The Ute soccer team fell to the San Diego State Aztecs 2 1 in overtime. Utah and San Diego State played most of the...

Football Has Bye; Preparing for Wyoming

October 11, 2001

The week after the Utah football team rolled up season bests of 52 points and 509 yards against Division I independent South Florida, the Utes will have their second bye week of the season?this one planned.Despite...

Man Blows Self Up Planting Bomb

October 11, 2001

JERUSALEM?A Palestinian militant from the Hamas group blew himself up while trying to plant a bomb along a road used frequently by Israelis in the West Bank, Israel said Thursday. Hamas said he died under...

Airlines May Ban Carry On Ice Skates

October 11, 2001

SALT LAKE CITY?To the distress of speedskaters, they may no longer take their skate blades aboard airliners as carryon luggage. ?They just don?t want any sharp objects getting on board aircraft,? said...

Air Nat’l Guard Called to Duty

October 11, 2001

SALT LAKE CITY?More than 100 members of the Utah Air National Guard have been called up for active duty for up to a year to help in the war against terrorism. The 169th Intelligence Squadron specializes...

Many Hijackers’ IDs Still Unknown

October 11, 2001

WASHINGTON?Thirteen of the hijackers in the Sept. 11 attacks entered the United States legally, but no entry records exist for the other six, raising doubts about who they are as well as how they got in,...

Attack Spotlight

October 11, 2001

WASHINGTON?American bombing has yet to eliminate the danger to U.S. warplanes over Afghanistan, and the United States is working with anti-Taliban forces on the ground to pinpoint threatening military...