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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

Financial crisis just one of many problems

By By James Sewell and By James Sewell September 23, 2008

The endless striving for economic growth, to no particular end, is almost insane. We have, as a nation, the resources to solve all our problems. If we're in need of capital, it's of the political variety.

Students should take advantage of Alternative Fall Break

By and September 23, 2008

Volunteering has come alive on campus, thanks to organizations such as the Bennion Center and students who continue to support them. We encourage students to remember volunteering is more than just a great way to pad a résumé.

Bennion Center offers five Alternative Fall Break programs

Instead of visiting family or soaking up sun in the Bahamas, some U students will spend Fall Break serving the community.

Picnicking in Big Cottonwood

For what Big Cottonwood Canyon lacks in nearby campsites, it makes up with nifty little picnic spots. Big Cottonwood Creek plays a big part in that.

Affleck Park

If you're looking for a nearby camping trip that's a little closer to nature, Affleck Park campground is the Motel 6 version of Tanner's Flat.

Red fest sound tests uncalled for during class hours

By and September 23, 2008

I think all the extracurricular events are great, and I attend them myself sometimes. But to let them get out of control to the point where they are interfering with the regular curriculum is just plain bad policy, not to mention infuriating.

U students ride brake-less bikes

The lack of brakes on fast bikes spark controversy around the country, but U students are still riding the new trend.

300 volunteers participate in Legacy of Lowell Service Day

By By Niccolo Barber, Staff Writer September 23, 2008

The Legacy of Lowell event kicked off Homecoming Week as 300 volunteers set aside their mornings to work a total of 600 hours of community service.

Tin Foil Dinner

What camping trip is complete without this fast and easy favorite? It literally takes 15 minutes at the store and 10 minutes to prepare one of these tasty meals. Then go camping, pop it in the campfire coals and get ready to eat.

Georgetown debate engages student issues

Rep. Artur Davis, D-Ala., and Rep. Heather Wilson, R-N.M., fielded political questions posed by journalists and students at Georgetown's Young Voters Forum on Thursday.