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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

Democrats seek control

By By Jed Layton, Staff Writer December 2, 2008

Georgia is holding a run-off election between Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss and Democrat Jim Martin today because the Nov. 4 election was too close to call. But today's election has far greater political implications than before.

Boylen finds talented recruits

By By Marco Villano, Staff Writer December 2, 2008

When recruiting for the 2009-2010 season, Runnin' Utes head coach Jim Boylen and his assistants wanted to find winning players from winning programs. On Nov. 13, they got what they were looking for.

Students should stop abusing grass

By By Anne Roper December 2, 2008

At the U, golden paths of dead grass are indicative of the road well traveled8212;and it's not the path intended. Everyone knows the fastest way from point A to point B is a straight line. But just as it is in a car, it's not always the path you can, or should, take.

Smoke tax would be fine

December 2, 2008

Many smokers might want to quit. However, many others have no desire to quit; I personally know such smokers. Thus, it's not fair to call a tax increase a "sin tax," or even a "stupid tax." An appropriate name could be "you are causing health care costs to increase, so you should be the one to pay for it-tax."

Shop local for holidays

By By Logan Campbell December 2, 2008

Instead of increasing the profits of national chain retailers, you can help our economy a lot more by diverting even just a fraction of your spending toward local shops.

Animal research worth the cost

By By Alicia Williams and By Alicia Williams December 1, 2008

Animal research is vital for developing knowledge and understanding of these and thousands more debilitating, disfiguring and sometimes fatal diseases.

Utes seeded No. 12 for NCAAs

The wait is over. After waiting for a week to find out where it would be traveling for the first and second rounds of the NCAA, the Utah women's volleyball team knows its fate.

Exciting changes coming to UMNH

By By Sarah George and By Sarah George December 1, 2008

We invite you to come to the Thomas Building in Presidents' Circle to take a look at the model and renderings, enjoy the exhibits we have today and think about the future.

Proposed smoking tax shouldn’t get support

By By Zach Edmunds and By Zach Edmunds December 1, 2008

Most importantly, anti-smoking groups need to keep targeting the makers of cigarettes, who, despite an ever-increasing number of lawsuits, still make large sums of money off their extremely addictive product.

Tutors help make math approachable

The math department recently held an open house to make U counselors aware of the free tutoring offered to students for all 1000- and 2000-level math classes.