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Letter: Yo Chrony, tell me about the supers

By and • March 5, 2008

Editor: I am wondering if The Chronicle is willing to look into Utah's two superdelegate voters, Langen and Hale. I was shocked to discover that two superdelegates can subvert the will of the democratic process. Barack Obama won the majority here in Utah. Unfortunately, two public servants can ignore voters and give their votes to Hillary Clinton.

Niedrich: Over-the-top protests penalizes public

By By Anastasia Niedrich and By Anastasia Niedrich • March 5, 2008

As soon as Gov. Jon Huntsman signs Senate Bill 113 into law, the personal information of Utah educational institutions' medical or scientific researchers will be protected and almost totally unavailable to the public through Government Records Access and Management Act or other legal requests.

Women’s Hoops: Utes look to stay perfect in MWC

By By Natalie Dicou and By Natalie Dicou • March 5, 2008

Two streaks are on the line tonight when the U women's basketball team pays a visit to Colorado State. One of the streaks is raising eyebrows nationwide for being impressive. The other streak you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy. On the line are the U women's basketball team's 20-game winning streak and Colorado State's 18-game losing streak.

Men’s Hoops: Bryant leaves Utah with two degrees

By By Chris Kamrani and By Chris Kamrani • March 5, 2008

As Senior Night commenced at the Huntsman Center, the last of three seniors to be recognized was the most ubiquitous. Clapping his hands and keeping his head toward to floor to avoid the powerful emotion, senior captain Johnnie Bryant took those inevitable, sauntered steps to mid-court.

Women’s Week: Center offers haven for women

By and • March 5, 2008

Courtney Wolfe said she believes that to meet her full potential, she should go to medical school. Instead, she intends to complete a nursing degree, because going to medical school would take too long if she wants to get married and have a family before she's 35.

Women’s Week: Gender gap widens in law school applicants

By By Ana Breton and By Ana Breton • March 5, 2008

If the educational background of presidential candidates reflects the requirements for attaining a political position, then a law degree is an unofficial requirement for becoming president. As illustrated in the current presidential election, law school graduates are heavily represented in the ongoing race and include Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Women’s Week: Center educates women, men on pregnancy

By By Tayler Covington and By Tayler Covington • March 5, 2008

Education is a powerful tool when making choices about a pregnancy, said Tamara Anderson, the executive director of the Pregnancy Resource Center in Salt Lake City. "We want women empowered with information and the correct, truthful information," Anderson said.

Women’s Week: Camera critiques social issues

By By Carlos Mayorga and By Carlos Mayorga • March 5, 2008

As a young photographer growing up in Southern California, Cat Palmer inherited a basic Canon 35mm camera from her grandparents -- a tool she would learn to use to make a statement about the ills that affect society, ranging from homelessness to women's issues.

Women’s Week: Religion, athletics, society affect body image

By By Clayton Norlen and By Clayton Norlen • March 5, 2008

Before children can talk or make their own decisions, society wraps them in either a pink or blue blanket and hands them a doll or a toy truck. At the conference "Mirror, Mirror: Body in the Mind's Eye," panelists will expose the social constructs of gender and discuss the ways men's and women's body images and identities are influenced by faith, athletics and the beauty culture that exists in the United States and abroad.

Cartoon: Hillary is a witch

By By Phil Cannon and By Phil Cannon • March 5, 2008

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