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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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Annual game ball runs successful

By By , Staff Writer November 30, 2009

Move over cross-country team, the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity annually runs 45 miles to bring awareness to children with cancer.

Assembly OKs $20K senior gift

By By , Staff Writer November 30, 2009

Long before even the earliest shoppers hit stores on Black Friday, the student government had already approved spending $20,000 on a senior class gift.

Guest House seeks approval to expand

By By , Staff Writer November 30, 2009

The University Guest House, located on upper campus near the Residence Halls, wants to expand its facility with about $9 million, none of which comes at the cost of students.

Event promotes transgender strength

By By , Staff Writer November 30, 2009

Members of Salt Lake City's transgender community came together Saturday for the First Annual Gender Mini-Conference for Transgender Awareness Month at the Salt Lake City Public Library.

Trial set for man accused of U student?s death

By By , News Editor November 30, 2009

Donald Eugene Younge Jr. will face trial for the death of U student Amy Quinton, and for nine other first-degree felonies, but the evidence against him is slim.

Man sentenced in hospital records theft

By By , News Editor November 30, 2009

A judge sentenced the last of two men who stole University Hospital's electronic medical records.

Bike contest brings mayoral participation to food drive

By By , Staff Writer November 25, 2009

A bike ride between Salt Lake City and Provo can sometimes be lonely.

Pep rally gets the ball rolling for Rivalry Week

By By Jake Hibbard , Staff Writer November 24, 2009

Preparing for Saturday's Holy War between the U and BYU, Ute fans gathered at the Marriott Library Plaza on Monday for the annual Rivalry Week pep rally.

?Star Trek? class to explore humanity

By By Jamie Bowen , Staff Writer November 23, 2009

The U approved a new course for Spring Semester8212;Star Trek: The Quest to be Human8212;that uses the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" television series to discuss questions about what it means to be human and whether people are born human or learn to be human.

Grad outlines Islamic financial practices

By By , Staff Writer November 23, 2009

Ever since the financial crisis of 2008, pundits and lawmakers have considered an array of regulations and punitive measures to remedy the system's problems, but real solutions could be found in an unexpected place8212;Islamic countries.