We're not deciding whether or not nuclear waste should be stored on campus. We're not deciding if same-sex couples should be given increased legal protections. Let's leave the big stuff to the Legislature (however scary a thought that might be) and view our issues realistically. Cool heads couldn't hurt.

I began volunteering my sophomore year at Primary Children's Medical Center. I later learned about the Bennion Community Service Center from the program's director. When I finally went to the Bennion Center, I was amazed at the amount of service opportunities available.

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.

This situation is an opportunity to look at more flexible ways to accommodate the students who want to move forward in their studies. This includes accommodations that will allow students to take independent study and find other ways to adapt to the environment of economic downturn.

We as the GO Party leaders appreciate the opportunity to address some of the events that have transpired over the past two days, particularly with regard to the article that was published in yesterday's edition of The Daily Utah Chronicle.

The project, a study abroad program established by Steven Sternfeld and Michael Polacek, is a four-week cross-cultural experience that goes beyond most study abroad programs, said Heather Hirschi, a co-director of Project New Eyes.

Some U students fear the decrease in parking availability caused by a mixed-use development to be built in Rice-Eccles Stadium parking lot will lead to more hassle than benefit.

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.

Like the LDS Church, basketball is just ingrained in our culture. With so many courts within blocks of each other, you can't help but learn how to square up from the 3-point line.