Sweat, hills and running shoes were the ingredients for the U's annual Homecoming
5K race Saturday morning.

The Utah volleyball team defeated rival BYU in a five-set thriller in front of a record-breaking Crimson Court crowd to give Beth Launiere her 400th victory as Utah's head coach.

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The legal tradition within the United States, Utah and U politics is straightforward in one finite respect: If you want to change the laws, by all means contact your local congressman, representative and the general public to make your case. One U student named Tim DeChristopher didn't understand this simple principle, and it got him into legal trouble. We ought to support his punishment.

The U's College of Engineering hosted its Engineering Iditarod on Friday.

A hearing to determine the validity of Tim DeChristopher's "necessity defense" regarding his bogus bids on land leases last December concluded with U.S. District Judge Dee Benson postponing his decision on the matter.

Because of noise, trash and alcohol violations, the Office of the Dean of Students placed the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity on probation for one year, prohibiting the use of alcohol at the fraternity house.

This week, the Utes performed like a different team8212;the one fans watched all throughout the 2008 season. They looked like a team of experienced athletes, not a group of individual players and meshing newcomers.

The Utes got back to their winning ways this weekend after sending the Louisville Cardinals back to Kentucky with their second straight loss.

By By Jonathan DeesingOne of the silliest and most inane things human beings do is argue about morality. In these arguments, no one can ever be right or wrong. Thus, people generally turn to scare tactics,...