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The Daily Utah Chronicle

Dorm fire alarm set off by mischief

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer March 2, 2009

Someone had completely emptied a fire extinguisher into the lounge that connects the dorm's two wings. Firefighters said they couldn't find any indication that the extinguisher was actually used to put out a fire.

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.

Rubio’s Grill restaurants fundraise for ballet students

By By Katie Valentine, Staff Writer March 2, 2009

The U's Utah Ballet and Character Dance Ensemble held fundraisers at three Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill restaurants to finance a trip to the Valentino Dance Center's Gala Performance in Tokyo in May.

Umbilical Cord Blood Program expands

The Umbilical Cord Blood Program, which was organized in May 2007 with government funding, has collected about 1,000 units of blood so far and joined forces with St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City last year to accumulate more.

Senate approves sustainability fee

The ASUU Senate passed a joint resolution on Thursday night supporting the Campus Sustainability Initiative and the increase in student fees associated with it.

Tennis teams look to bounce back this weekend

Both the men's and women's tennis teams are looking to get on the winning track this weekend as they prepare to take on two Western Athletic Conference teams.

Limiting turnovers critical against BYU

UNLV was able to upset the Utes 68-55, thanks in large part to its defense holding Utah below 33 percent shooting from the floor.

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.

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.