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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

Team goes 3-1 in California

By By Marco Villano, Staff Writer March 2, 2009

Utah left Bakersfield with three wins and improved its record to 4-4 on the season, with all four games ending in a scoring-fest for the Utes, as they scored a combined 39 runs in the three days of play.

Panel discusses black masculinity

By By Krista Starker, Staff Writer March 2, 2009

As part of Black History month, Betty Sawyer, program coordinator for the Black Student Union, performed a ceremony before a panel discussion on black masculinity in the Union ballroom Friday.

Legislators must face the facts about threat of global warming

By By John Stafford March 2, 2009

Noel and the other nonbelievers are going to have a hard time trying to overturn Roe v. Wade if they don't have a hospitable planet to do it from.

Rebel writer admits Utes are best

I have to admit (because I lost a bet to Chronicle Sports Editor Tony Pizza) that the Utes are the best team in the Mountain West Conference. Nevill is a potential MWC Player of the Year and the U has earned its trip to the NCAA Tournament.

Funding for student groups needs to be monitored

By By Alan Monsen and By Alan Monsen February 28, 2009

All students are facing a rise in tuition and faculty and departments are facing budget cuts. It just might be time to decrease student group funding.

Survey shows Utahns support health and education

In order to inform their decisions, the U's Center for Public Policy and Administration surveyed 1,002 Utahns last week and discovered that remaining healthy and educated is the No. 1 priority for the residents.

After loose hitting, Utes look to UCLA weekend

After starting out the season with a hopeful 7-3 record, the Utes dropped five games at the Wildcat Invitational.

Ease of defrauding state points to bad protocol

By By Kiyan Sharifian and By Kiyan Sharifian February 28, 2009

With the litany of people signing off on projects, a con man should not have been able to defraud the U. The media has echoed that this type of scam is easy enough for a child to pull off. It appears that the vendor codes from the U, which were swiped by the scammers, are known by a circle of people, thereby limiting the promise of secrecy.

Baseball faces four-game Cal State stretch

A week after getting its first taste of dirt, the U baseball team will look to improve against Cal State Bakersfield this weekend.

Utahns will need to dial 10-digit phone numbers

Starting in March, Utahns will have to dial 10 digits to call locally.