In an effort to minimize statewide budget cuts, the Utah Legislature might postpone construction for one or two years on a building complex at the U that would house science and technology researchers.

It can be difficult to develop a willingness and interest to hear new ideas, but this Friday, participate in the Jumaa Prayer at the Union. Attending will give a richer and fuller understanding of another culture and the beliefs. We can do our part to break down false stereotypes by investing our time to understanding and relating better to our neighbors.

For the second straight game, the Runnin' Utes found themselves in a battle with one of the Mountain West Conference's best8212;and in the end it was the same story, but a different hero.

The last team to do it was Utah two years ago, and the Red Rocks did it again as they got the best of the No. 11 Oregon State Beavers 197.050 to 196.650 on Friday night in Corvallis, Ore.

Don't want unsightly oil pumps giving you the bird through the Delicate Arch? Follow DeChristopher's lead and bid on the land. Don't fall prey to unfair laws, or those in power who break just laws without consequence. Don't allow yourself to think that anything you do will not change anything, and never count on someone else to fix what is broken.

Those who wish to embrace the wider world on its own terms would do well to realize that the age of American superiority is coming to a close and to engage others as equals means learning their languages.

U neighbors and city residents attending the first of three community workshops held at the Rice-Eccles Tower on Thursday asked dozens of questions to U administrators and developers.

Although an underdog team shouldn't be overlooked in any way, Pittsburgh has the will and the power behind it to defeat the fiery "Cinderella story" team of 2009.

In a surprise move Thursday morning, the head of the construction firm of The Layton Companies donated an additional $10,000 to the Huntsman Cancer Foundation to match an initial gift.

The new "Re-Act" exhibit at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, which starts Feb. 3, couples five pieces from the museum's permanent collection with five responses by art students from the around the Salt Lake City area.