I have informed myself about all the parties and I can honestly say that the GO Party has listened to my individual needs. I hope that my peers who were offended by the audio clip can give the GO Party the opportunity to apologize for the incident and learn how they want to fix this problem.

So there you have it. If you're burned-out, or think you're burned-out, take this weekend off and get some R&R. Invite some friends over for a barbecue or go up to the mountains and enjoy a few final ski runs before spring melts the snow away for good.

In response to the attacks directed at the GO Party, I could see how some people would be offended by the ad run by the party. As a minority student, I hope that my peers would get past their biases and give the opportunity for the GO Party leaders to apologize.

We support efforts toward sustainability, but we feel that students deserve the opportunity to decide whether or not they want their fees increased and to know exactly where that money will go.

Although the concept of harnessing natural energy is logical and is becoming more affordable with government support, time will tell whether it will truly be a sustainable industry and energy solution. It just might be what Utah needs.

Change is essential to improve the quality of our education and our university as a whole. The initiatives we have crafted work to enhance the education one receives at the U, both in and outside of the classroom. This is our chance as students to be the voice and change-agents in supporting the Sustainable Campus Initiative as it will benefit our economy and our university community and decrease our environmental footprint.

In the absence of any public details, all we can know about this fee increase is that it could limit the independence of student media and waste student fees during an economic recession. The Trustees should vote the fee increase down and insist the process be done in the correct order.

In his final game in the Huntsman Center, senior forward Shaun Green led all scorers with 20 points, including six 3-pointers in the Utes' 68-49 victory over TCU on Saturday. With the win, Utah captured a share of the Mountain West Conference title for the first time in four years.

It had been a full two weeks since the Red Rocks last performed, but you couldn't tell that from the way the U gymnastics team performed Friday night.

Utah claimed a portion of the Mountain West Conference championship with their 68-49 victory over TCU Saturday afternoon at the Huntsman Center.