- The Daily Utah Chronicle

The Drop

By By Chase Straight & Trevor Hale • April 23, 2009

Chase and Trevor review three new albums for your listening pleasure.

Animated Living

By By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, and By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor • April 23, 2009

Pete Docter is older than he looks. At 40, he still retains the physical characteristics and boyish charm of someone half his age. He's alert and talkative8212;especially when it comes to talking about his work. That might have to do with the fact that he has one of the coolest jobs in the world at Pixar Animation Studios.

Photo students struggle with lack of equipment

By By Deborah Rafferty, Staff Writer and By Deborah Rafferty, Staff Writer • April 23, 2009

The senior in photography is one of 60 students in the department fighting to use 15 photo enlargers and other equipment for final projects outside of class time.

Satire: Finals causing more trouble than ever before

By By Oliver Wickentower, Red Pulse Writer, By Oliver Wickentower, Red Pulse Writer, By Oliver Wickentower, Red Pulse Writer, and By Oliver Wickentower, Red Pulse Writer • April 23, 2009

Chairs went flying and drinks were hurled Wednesday as rival economics study groups clashed in the busy corridors of the Marriott Library.

The Pulse

By By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, and By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor • April 23, 2009

This is it8212;the end of the line. It's weird how fast time goes by when you only see things in terms of deadlines. Planning out each and every week in advance doesn't leave much room for improvisation and having a real job doesn't leave much room for the last-minute road trips I used to be so fond of.

Utes split doubleheader with SUU

By By Paige Fieldsted, Staff Writer • April 23, 2009

For the second day in a row, the Utah women's softball team split a nonconference doubleheader as it went 1-1 against Southern Utah University.

Plan threatens independent media

By By Editorial Board and By Editorial Board • April 23, 2009

The body of the language is largely still problematic. For example, the policies and procedures explain that the media advocate, true to the position title, "advocates on behalf of student media." But it should be student editors and managers who advocate for their own publications and media outlets.

Graffiti on TRAX can?t be tolerated

By By Liz Carlston and By Liz Carlston • April 23, 2009

The state government is using federal stimulus money to expand Utah's transportation highways and the Utah Transit Authority TRAX lines. Many U students depend on TRAX each day to attend classes and other events on campus. Unfortunately, the main TRAX line has fallen victim to tagging, primarily between 1300 South and 7200 South.

Bad economy isn?t without benefits

By By Emily Rodriguez-Vargas and By Emily Rodriguez-Vargas • April 23, 2009

Dow points are falling. Investors are scrambling. Banks are going down. You all know about it. Newspapers, magazines, radio stations, television newscasts and blogs seem to be talking about this every day, every hour, every minute.

Summer eats on the streets of Salt Lake City

By By Sarah Custen, Red Pulse Writer, By Sarah Custen, Red Pulse Writer, and By Sarah Custen, Red Pulse Writer • April 23, 2009

Salt Lake City never fails to amaze with different and interesting experiences. One great way to try something new is to visit a hot dog or taco cart for cheap, quick, tasty food. With spring setting in and summer just around the corner, there's no better time to expand your horizons (without constricting your wallet) at one of these food stands in our fair city.