After a strong debut at the BYU Invitational, the Utah women's tennis team will be back in action this week as it faces teams from across the nation in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-American Championship.

Despite the 37-21 victory over the Wildcats, the often unsightly performance by the Utes on both sides of the ball left Utah players looking as if they had just had their undefeated season snatched out from underneath them.

Some departments at the U, such as the art department, set an excellent example by requiring students to engage in internships. Completing an internship before graduation, if not required, should be more valued in other programs than it is today.

Success was written all over the Utah Men's tennis team as they played to defend their home court this weekend in the preliminary Utah Intercollegiate Tournament.

Friday night's debate not only displayed the experience and strong-willed attitude of McCain to do what is right despite his party's platform or the possibility of losing votes, but also displayed how Obama will shift to win the presidency.

Professors from 13 colleges became activists last week and set aside part of their syllabi to teach about environmental crisis and sustainability.

By cutting budgets indiscriminately and refusing to tap into emergency funds, the Legislature is cutting off its nose to spite its face.

The Utah golf team didn't play up to its usual standards last week, but made a better showing than in previous tournaments this season. They cracked the top ten for the first time this season and are showing signs of life.

One can't help feeling as if this trend toward an increasingly politically active youth has been ignored. The emergence of young voters this year and in 2004 is probably one of the most under-covered political phenomena in the last decade.

The Utah cross country team came into the Stanford Invitational with a healthy roster and came away with a tie for sixth place out of 33 teams competing with 227 points in the six-kilometer race.