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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

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Prof urges restoration over new construction

By By Lonzo Liggins, Staff Writer October 23, 2008

When it comes to recycling, U architecture professor Robert Young has a bigger and better idea than aluminum cans and newspapers8212;recycling buildings.

Pride pet show puts pups in spotlight

By By H. Rachelle Graham, Staff Writer October 22, 2008

Dogs and other pets strutted their stuff on the runway on the Union Patio during a pet pageant Wednesday afternoon8212;one of the many activities included in the U Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Pride Week.

ASUU president vetoes Clark bill

By By Nicollo Barber, Staff Writer October 22, 2008

ASUU President Patrick Reimherr vetoed a bill Tuesday that would have allocated almost $570 to the campaign group Students for Garrett Clark.

U drops in sexual awarenes rankings

By By Brandon Faussett, Staff Writer October 22, 2008

With a 2.36 GPA on the Trojan Sexual Health Report Card, the U has a bit of studying to do when it comes to sexual awareness.

Business School dedicates real estate center

By By Rita Totten, Staff Writer October 22, 2008

The David Eccles School of Business honored U graduates Ellis Ivory and Roger Boyer Wednesday for their contribution to the real estate program at the U by officially announcing a center in their honor and expansions in real estate academic programs.

ROTC students learn uncommon languages

In the spring, the U received a grant for $750,000 to promote certain languages and cultures to ROTC students. These languages have been identified by the United States as important for business or military purposes.

Rape classes cut due to infrequent enrollment

After U campus police suspended a rape awareness and self-defense class because of budget shortfalls, rape prevention advocates are saying the cancellation adds to the ignorance of Utah's most underreported crime.

Institute to study nanotechnologies

The U is opening a Nano Institute that will help researchers across campus work together to develop new insights into small-scale technologies.

Library records animal sounds

The Marriott Library aims to capture the unique sounds of animals from Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Arizona, Nevada and other nearby states.

Humanities Center awarded for service

The Utah Humanities Council awarded the Tanner Humanities Center for its work in interdisciplinary study and raising public awareness.