- The Daily Utah Chronicle

Alternative goes mainstream

By By Sabina Imanbekova • August 28, 2007

A certain "local, independent, alternative" radio station is losing its originality. Though its name will remain undisclosed, I am sure we all know which channel I am talking about. Local? Sure. Independent? Perhaps. But alternative? Not at all. Let me explain why.

Activities: Glendale review

August 28, 2007

If you feel like a round of golf should occassionally not include constant refrainment from wrapping one's club around the nearest tree or dumping your golf bag into the nearest lake, Glendale Golf Course is for you. Playing Glendale is not the taxing mind game that courses such as Mountain Dell, Wingpointe and the Homestead are, but that doesn't mean it's any less fun to play.

The dirty history of mining regulations

By By Nicholas Pappas • August 28, 2007

Hope is lost. It was lost as soon as the last rocks settled. Now three weeks later, six miners are still buried deep in rubble and politics. There is no hope they are alive. On Aug. 19, Crandall Canyon Mine owner Bob Murray stated, "I don't believe I took away their hope.

The Chronicle’s view: Oh behave Greeks

August 28, 2007

Recruitment Week is in full swing for the fraternities and sororities, and with it comes the return of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity to the U. Phi Delta Theta was present at the U two years ago, but had its charter revoked after a hazing complaint from a student who claimed to have been kicked in the mouth by one of his fraternity brothers.

Cartoon: Be excited, but don’t pee your pants

August 28, 2007

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Make up your mind already, NCAA

August 28, 2007

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A new U tradition is born

By By Mandeep Gill • August 28, 2007

Utah football is not just about building traditions by winning bowl games and making progress on-field. It is also about building traditions off the field. Starting this season, the U football team will participate in the Ute Walk. Two-and-a-half hours before the kickoff of every home game, the team will be walking from the Smith Center down Guardsman Way to Rice-Eccles Stadium.

McLovin Rising

By By Aaron Zundel • August 28, 2007

OK, so the plot is simple: Seth (Jonah Hill) and Evan (Michael Cera) spend their last night as "high school people" on a quest for booze, social recognition and, of course, sex. Chaos ensues. Wait a minute-horny teenagers trying to get laid before they graduate? Haven't we seen this before? The answer is no.

Greek rush week begins

By By Parker Williams • August 27, 2007

Fraternities and sororities around campus are looking to boost their membership numbers as part of Greek Row's annual fall Recruitment Week. Formerly known as "Rush Week," Recruitment Week offers students the opportunity to become more familiar with Greek organizations around campus.

Football: A look to the future

By By Jason Peterson • August 27, 2007

The Haka is a traditional Maori dance performed by warriors to intimidate their opponents just before engaging in battle. The dance includes a wide range of body movement, from bulging eyes to stomping feet and slapping thighs. Done in perfect unison by 100 warriors, or in this case, Bingham Miners football players, it can be a scary thing.