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The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Public relations students assist in marathon

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor April 8, 2009

U public relations students are trading their campaign plans for running shoes for the upcoming Salt Lake City Marathon.

Graduate student will offer clogging class in summer

By By Kassidy Mather, Staff Writer April 8, 2009

Students will have the option to shuffle-step away stress in a new clogging class this summer.

U choir to perform unique ‘Water Passion’

By By Katie Valentine, Staff Writer April 8, 2009

The U Singers and A Capella Choir will perform a unique show this weekend that contains a familiar story with different musical elements.

GOP should abandon neoconservatism

By By Jonathon Deesing April 8, 2009

As the educated future generation of America, we must do the same. We cannot allow such an oppressive taint to once again stain our nation because a lot of damage can be done in eight years.

State lottery could provide for education

By By John Stafford April 8, 2009

Utah needs to look at this and many other subjects ethically rather than morally and understand how a lottery could be used to improve the state as a whole. If anything, maybe it could help people appreciate probability and statistics, both in the classroom and in Powerball.

Campus shuttle system results in frustration

April 8, 2009

Perhaps I should have taken weeks to research the intricacies of the shuttle system, but even if I did that, I still doubt it would get any easier. When you see two red shuttles following each other, it's not a good sign.

Hall of Fame recognition for Sloan still overdue

By By Nick Pappas April 8, 2009

Hand the 2003-2004 Jazz team to the "Zen Master" and he would meditate his way to a 30-win season. Force that roster on any coach in the league and he would have been booted by December. For that season alone, Sloan deserves to be in the Hall of Fame.

Offense, defense adjusting to different roles

When it comes to spring practices, it's usually the offensive side of the ball that takes longer to get accustomed to play-calling8212;that includes all new players and staff members who weren't part of last year's season.

Stem cell perks outweigh potential drawbacks

By By Liz Carlston April 8, 2009

New ideas can now be pursued and we no longer have to live in a climate of fear and distrust stemming from a broad stroke immobilization of stem cell research. The federal government's new policy on stem cell research is a good thing and will lead to more life-saving medical technologies in the future.

Evaluation of courses helps improvement

By By Alicia Williams April 7, 2009

As with any successful business, employees need performance appraisals to help create and reach goals. Before taking the evaluation, students need to take some time to consider ways of improving the learning process for each of their classes.