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Library offers ?second? chance at life

By By , Staff Writer and By , Staff Writer December 7, 2009

If students are bored with their own lives, the Marriott Library is hoping they'll go online and get a new one.

USTAR to co-host green energy event

By By , Staff Writer and By , Staff Writer December 7, 2009

On Tuesday, the Utah Science Technology and Research Initiative and The Leonardo will host "Cashing in on Green (Energy)!" at the Olive Bistro at 50 W. 200 South, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The final straw: End-of-semester stress

Archana Subbiah is a senior in biomedical engineering and, like most students, does not like the end of the semester because of the stress of finals.

Muslim community finds home in Utah

By By , Staff Writer and By , Staff Writer December 7, 2009

Although they trace their roots to some of the world's most exotic and troubled regions from the Middle East to Africa, many Muslim students call the U home and have at least one thing in common8212;feeling comfortable and happy here.

Trustees to vote on media council

After years of debate, a final decision about the future of student media might be reached at the U Board of Trustees' meeting Tuesday.

Participants sought for mood study

By By , Staff Writer and By , Staff Writer December 7, 2009

After centuries of study, mental disorders are still largely a mystery, but U scientists aren't ready to give up, especially when it comes to various forms of depression.

Low attendance limits forum effectiveness

As the semester comes to a close, the Office of Sustainability hosted its last open forum of the year8212;with only a handful of people.

Organ donor film draws small crowd

By By Jake Hibbard, Staff Writer and By , Staff Writer December 4, 2009

Hoping to convince more U students to become organ donors, Mark Taylor, a first-year graduate student in economics, showed a film about organ donation in the OSH auditorium Thursday8212;however, few people attended the event.

Court date set for former football player

By By Michael McFall, News Editor and By , News Editor December 4, 2009

After months of waiting, missing appearances and a rescheduling, Marquis Wilson finally has his date set for court.

Dental coverage cheaper for grad students

By By Deborah Rafferty, Staff Writer December 3, 2009

Anyone looking for cheap dental coverage might want to switch studies.