- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Cartoon: On rising gas prices

By By Willus Branham and By Willus Branham • June 18, 2008

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Theurer, Wright appointed to Board of Regents

By By Michael McFall and By Michael McFall • June 18, 2008

Gov. Jon Huntsman appointed Utah Board of Education member Teresa Theurer and lawyer Joel Wright as new members of the Utah Board of Regents on June 13. They will replace Sara Sinclair and Josh Reid, respectively, who will resign in July. The appointment comes a week after Huntsman declined Theurer's intention to run for a third term on the Utah Board of Education.

Villano: Removing a piece of Utah golf history

By By Marco Villano and By Marco Villano • June 18, 2008

Stepping into the clubhouse at the U's executive golf course, I expected nothing more than the worst golf course in Utah. Wow, was I completely wrong. I headed in under that assumption not only because it's an executive golf course, and before my recent inaugural round I had never played a mediocre-at-best executive golf course, but also because the U is planning to build parking lots and buildings over part of it.

Bijak fulfills Olympic dream

By By Bryan Chouinard and By Bryan Chouinard • June 18, 2008

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Utes garner early national attention

By and • June 18, 2008

Phil Steele might have ruffled a bunch of feathers around the college football world, but he'd likely be a welcome guest around almost any dinner table in Utah. Steele, the publisher of a popular college football and NFL preview guide, gave love to the two prominent college football programs of the Beehive State.

Lawsuit filed over stolen records

By By Michael McFall and By Michael McFall • June 16, 2008

A lawsuit has been filed after the U revealed last week that a box containing billing records for roughly 2.2 million hospital and clinic patients was stolen. Former U patient Patrick Beamish filed a class action lawsuit on June 11 with the Third District Court claiming negligence against Perpetual Storage Inc.

Shaphard focuses on championships

By By Tim Haslam and By Tim Haslam • June 11, 2008

In life, there are many people we meet and know who have changed our life for good or for bad. For U track star Chelsea Shapard, all it took was one man who saw the potential she had to become a great track athlete. That man was David Yocum. Yocum was a family friend and the husband of Shapard's high school soccer coach.

Pappas: The Mtn.’s broadcast is a molehill

By By Nick Pappas and By Nick Pappas • June 11, 2008

Craig Thompson, Mountain West Conference Commissioner, is walking the streets naked, smiling and waving at the crowd. Many might laugh and point, but most will look away. The Mtn. has finally reached its much needed deal with DirecTV, but nothing will be able to hide the flaws in the body of the network.

Cengiz: Academic inquiriy failing on global warming

By and • June 11, 2008

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Cartoon: Cannon

By and • June 11, 2008

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