The Daily Utah Chronicle

Animated Living

By By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor, and By Trevor Hale, Red Pulse Editor • April 22, 2009

Pete Docter is older than he looks. At 40, he still retains the physical characteristics and boyish charm of someone half his age. He's alert and talkative8212;especially when it comes to talking about his work. That might have to do with the fact that he has one of the coolest jobs in the world at Pixar Animation Studios.

Take 5

By and • April 22, 2009

The world is ending. It's ending quickly and it's ending dramatically. It will either end A) at noon on your 40th birthday or B) two days after you die (from natural causes) at the age of 75.
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The Drop

By By Chase Straight & Trevor Hale • April 22, 2009

Chase and Trevor review three new albums for your listening pleasure.

Ahem… student artwork on display

By By Steve Coons, Red Pulse Writer, By Steve Coons, Red Pulse Writer, By Steve Coons, Red Pulse Writer, and By Steve Coons, Red Pulse Writer • April 22, 2009

Perceptive students have probably already noticed the giant, 40-foot, candy and pin-covered wooden arrow resting on the concrete between OSH and the Marriott Library. A few of the more enterprising have also probably noticed that the path suggested by the arrow leads through the art building, which just so happens to be hosting the art department's annual student art show, a juried exhibition with artwork selected from a pool of more than 200 entries from students in the art and art history departments.

The battle for independent domination

By By John Collins, Red Pulse Writer, By John Collins, Red Pulse Writer, By John Collins, Red Pulse Writer, and By John Collins, Red Pulse Writer • April 22, 2009

Local film festivals are no longer relegated to the cold months of January, because this summer will see the birth of the Salt Lake City Film Festival, held exclusively in town.

Summer eats on the streets of Salt Lake City

By By Sarah Custen, Red Pulse Writer, By Sarah Custen, Red Pulse Writer, and By Sarah Custen, Red Pulse Writer • April 22, 2009

Salt Lake City never fails to amaze with different and interesting experiences. One great way to try something new is to visit a hot dog or taco cart for cheap, quick, tasty food. With spring setting in and summer just around the corner, there's no better time to expand your horizons (without constricting your wallet) at one of these food stands in our fair city.