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The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The witty style of web-comics

By By Sarah Custen, Red Pulse Writer April 16, 2009

Summer vacation is on the horizon, and that means more time to kill. With that in mind, I present you with Web comics8212;comics published online, offering free and easy access to readers along with plot lines that could only exist in the uncensored, self-published world of the Web. Happy summer reading!

Coaches make rivalry the best in gymnastics

By By Tony Pizza, Sports Editor April 16, 2009

One thing is certain, Marsden wants his first championship since 1995 any way he can get it, but beating out Yoculan in her swan song year and putting a dent in her Rolls Royce 21st century dynasty will be a cherry on top.

Beam has become vital for victory

By By Paige Fieldsted, Staff Writer April 16, 2009

Being one of the favorites to snag the NCAA Championship, the Red Rocks have been preparing all season to make sure the beam isn't their downfall at this stage.

No one saw ’08 coming, and what a ride it was

Teams on the hill have grown easily accustomed to being written off at any time, but as so many have proved, 2008 was a year of supremacy, growth and fearlessness.

Double major, double value

By By Jonathan Deesing April 15, 2009

I am imploring all of you to do two things: plan ahead and double-major, or at least minor in something. For some, such as those in the department of engineering, this is very difficult. Many majors limit the number of courses a student can take. However, it is not impossible.

Glory of 2004 was as good as it can get

By By Tony Pizza, Sports Editor April 15, 2009

Any way you try to split it, 2004 set the foundation for what should be a long history of success.

Donating plasma a way to earn cash

By By Trent Lowe, Staff Writer April 15, 2009

With the economic recession and the growing number of lost jobs, many U students are turning to plasma donation, the process of extracting plasma from their blood, to meet their financial needs.

Rats, moths help student pay the bills

By By Katie Valentine, Staff Writer April 15, 2009

Katy Schramm and Ryan Bares spend their working hours with moths and rats, respectively. They work in laboratories on campus looking after the animals: cleaning their cages, feeding them and preparing their experiments.

Eight new grants will fund studies on mental health

By By Rosemary Campbell, Staff Writer April 15, 2009

Almost $100,000 in research grants for the Office of Interdisciplinary Studies will provide means for new research about autism, mental health needs of refugees and teaching education.

Plan for new track would eliminate parking spots

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor April 15, 2009

Commuter services is looking for alternate parking spots to replace the 500 spaces the U expects to lose when a new track and field facility is constructed.