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Milo is rich in history and gear

By By Jessica Dunn • September 25, 2007

Are you someone who likes to claim you're an O.G.? How about one to always call someone else a poser? Milo Skate and Snowboard Shop has rights to do both. Milo is Utah's original snowboarding shop. It opened in 1984 selling snowboards and windsurfing gear.

Study looks at impact of clouds on climate

September 25, 2007

U meteorologists are using data retrieved by two new NASA satellites to pin down the effect clouds have on global climate change. The satellites, CloudSat and CALIPSO, were put into orbit a year ago and are releasing detailed information about cloud variation.

Dew Tour gives fans extreme access to extreme athletes

By By Eric Williams • September 25, 2007

They came. They flew. They did the Dew. Last weekend thousands of fans, hundreds of athletes and countless cans of highly caffeinated soda converged at the EnergySolutions Arena for the biggest extreme sport event in Utah history. Fans of freestyle motocross, BMX biking and skateboarding came from miles away, even crossing state lines in some cases.

AK-47 is mis-firing

By By Natalie Dicou • September 25, 2007

Andrei Kirilenko always seemed so innocent. He isn't covered in tattoos and he spends half his time visiting sick children. Even the small forward's hairdos imply innocence. Kirilenko always seemed like a go-with-the-flow type of guy. His nickname, AK-47, seemed almost tongue-in-cheek.

Ute briefs

By By Jason Peterson • September 25, 2007

U golf team gets a chance to stop and enjoy the Valley View U golfer Dustin Pimm and the rest of his team tee off today for the Purple and Red Invitational -- the U's third tournament of the season. The tournament, which will be co-hosted by Utah and Weber State, takes place at the Valley View Golf Course in Layton.

Letter: To a missionary

September 25, 2007

Editor: What my black eyes see I see every day. They smile at me. They don't know who I am, nor do I know who they are. I heard somebody calling them Mormons, but not sure why, for they all looked like humans. The other day two of them came to my door saying that they have a message for me.

Cartoon: Bandwagon blues

By By Kurt Francom • September 25, 2007

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Racing to confront a ‘silent killer’

September 25, 2007

When Susan Sandoval died from ovarian cancer last May, her husband Julio wanted to do something about the "silent killer" that took his wife. "It was something my wife would've wanted to have done -- she wanted to make the public aware of how much of a killer ovarian cancer is," Julio Sandoval said.

Mountain West power rankings

September 25, 2007

No. 1 Wyoming (3-1, 0-0 MWC) Next: BYE Devin Moore is giving Cowboy fans plenty to smile about. The co-MWC Offensive Player of the Week pumped in 198 rushing yards in Wyoming's come-from-behind win over Ohio on the road. The Cowboys first MWC test will come against TCU on Oct.

Chronicle’s view: Crimson Nights will survive

September 25, 2007

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