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Mountain West Conference power rankings

September 13, 2007

No. 1 Texas Christian (1-1, 0-0 MWC) Next: 9/13 at Air Force So the Frogs lost 34-13 to Texas. Big deal. TCU wasn't suppose to win this game, still they lead 10-0 at halftime. Sound the alarm when they lose to somebody they're suppose to beat. No. 2 Brigham Young (1-1, 0-0 MWC) Next: 9/15 at Tulsa The Cougars played No.

Federer could be the greatest, ever

By By Jason Peterson and By Jason Peterson • September 13, 2007

Ask anyone who the most dominant athlete in the world is. Go ahead. You'll likely get answers involving guys such as Tiger, Kobe or Peyton Manning. After winning the final match of the U.S. Open on Sunday -- his fourth in a row, no less -- it's time to give the man his due.

Offensive coordinator on the defense

By By Mandeep Gill and By Mandeep Gill • September 13, 2007

What does it feel like to be in the hot seat? Ask U offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig -- he can tell you. Although the Utes have suffered an uncanny amount of injuries, many fans and media entities are pointing fingers at the Utes' anemic offense. Most of those fingers are pointed directly at Ludwig.

Real falls short in upset bid

By By Jon Gilbert and By Jon Gilbert • September 13, 2007

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POWs will be honored Sept. 21

By By Arthur Raymond and By Arthur Raymond • September 13, 2007

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Tear down the wall

By By Chistopher Wallace • September 13, 2007

Often the most intellectually challenging and inventive art forms arise in opposition to dogmatic schools of thought, establishing an identity rooted in separateness. Nowhere is this more true than at The Academy of Visual Arts (Hochschule fr Grafik und Buchkunst) located in post-fascist/communist Leipzig, Germany.

Take five and go get some culture

By By Danny Letz • September 13, 2007

Sat., Sept. 15 Music to Clean Your Ears Out: A Downtown Music Festival Fundraiser for Spy Hop Free 3:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Gallivan Center (239 S. Main Street) Eden's Watchtower Records presents an all-day concert in support of Salt Lake City's premier youth activity center, Spy Hop Productions, featuring performances from DulceSky, Calico, The Happies, The Numbs and more.

Annie get your gun, and sub-machine gun…

By By Glen Bellamy • September 13, 2007

If Michael Davis were in some sort of creative arts class and his assignment was "find as many unique, creative ways to kill human beings," he would undoubtedly walk out of the class with an easy A. Teacher's pet. Dean's list. His latest movie, "Shoot 'Em Up," would be his thesis.

Horoscopes

By By The Guru • September 13, 2007

Aries (March 21-April 19) This week is off to a slow start. Not slow like Velcro-shoes-on-a-still-stumbling-toddler slow, but slow nonetheless. The cosmos predicts, however, you will get "crunked" later in the week. So, I suggest you put off that table dance until Saturday, and consider keeping those Velcros laced up -- they provide excellent traction.

Volleyball looks to extend conference winning streak to 17 games

By and • September 13, 2007

This week, the U volleyball team will be trading in one challenge for another. The Utes will be turning in their most demanding pre-conference schedule for a target the size of the 16-0 regular season record they compiled in Mountain West Conference play.