A team of law students from the U came in second at a prestigious environmental law competition.

Morgan Warburton and the Utes were able to hold off a scrappy New Mexico Lobos team on Senior Day, 57-54. The win clinched a share of the Mountain West Conference title for the Utes, their seventh in the conference's 10-year existence.

Red Pulse gives you The Drop on the latest albums from Dan Auerbach, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Morrissey.

In response to Jeremy Thompson's article ("GO Party posts racially charged song," March 4), it's unfortunate that we do not have anything in the RedBook that calls for repercussions. By this point there is only one thing left for us as students at the U to do: Vote for another party that doesn't promote stereotypes.

In Kiyan Sharifian's column on the Summer Schedule ("Summer schedule a bad omen for U," March 5) he commented that the David Eccles School of Business only offers three business classes in the summer.

In 1964, B.S. Johnson's novel Albert Angelo was published with holes cut in the pages, skewing the novel's chronology by physically altering the traditional structure of the book.

With a BYU win, three teams will be tied for first place in the MWC for the first time in the 10-year history of the conference. This means if each team wins its final game on Saturday, the title and No. 1 seed will go to a tiebreaker.

Revolution Party presidential candidate Tayler Clough all but ruined his chances for victory in the general election by mistakenly declaring himself the winner after the primary results were announced. In a bold and ill-advised move, Clough erected a large podium in the middle of the library plaza and delivered a damning victory speech that lasted for nearly two hours.

ASUU leaders are preparing to present a student fee increase to the U Board of Trustees next week, even though the General Assembly and Senate have not voted on a final version of the bill.

Palmer, a senior in environmental engineering at the U, fronts the politically outspoken, hardcore punk band Challenger. In less than a year, the band of full-time U students has made time to tour the West Coast, self-release an album of punk anthems and garner prestigious comparisons to genre forebears Gorilla Biscuits and Propagandhi.