I would like to thank The Chronicle for publishing the following correction Jan. 30 for John Hannon's column ("U's printing rates are unreasonable," Jan. 29), which incorrectly stated that the University Print and Copy Services is responsible for campus printing prices.

Students living in on-campus housing should have every protection. Anything less could prove to be an absolute disaster for someone who has done little or nothing wrong.

The women's basketball team's second-half adjustments were enough to propel the Utes to their 11th straight victory Wednesday night. Kalee Whipple led Utah with 21 points and 11 rebounds, and the Utes held TCU to 31 percent shooting in the second half as they defeated the Horned Frogs 73-63 in the Hunstman Center.

The ASUU Sustainability Board is advocating for an increase in student fees to fund long-term projects that would help the U become a leader in environmental awareness and efficiency.

Although our inclination is to support the Sustainable Campus Initiative, ASUU needs to fill these holes and provide detailed plans on future project goals before it deserves the students' money and trust.

It was another close game for the Runnin' Utes, and for the third game in a row, they found a way to win.

The Daily Utah Chronicle is suspending Friday print editions and moving to "green" online issues starting this Friday.

There are people who don't mislead customers and still make a large profit doing summer sales. But do you really want to sign up for a summer of working in an industry that has become saturated with claims of deception, poor workmanship and lack of stability?

Paul Zane Pilzer, one of the world's renowned economists and former White House economic adviser, spoke to a crowd gathered at the U on Tuesday night about five major problems he believes Obama's administration will soon have to deal with.

The team will head south to take part in the Red Desert Classic in St. George, where the Utes will play five games in the three-day tournament.