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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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NASA uses U chemists? work to test water purity

By By Deborah Rafferty September 16, 2009

U chemists are using the most out-of-this-world laboratory in the universe: the International Space Station.

Greek students get chance to shadow medical professionals

By By Katie Valentine September 16, 2009

Students who are in fraternities or sororities involved with the Alpha Epsilon Delta society and interested in medical school can gain insight into career goals before applying to medical school, so they don't end up wasting their time if it's not something they are truly interested in.

Hempfest looks to gather support

By By Lauren Talaga September 16, 2009

The Union Plaza was transformed into a scene from the 1993 movie "Dazed and Confused" when Hempfest came to town.

New noise ordinance would affect greeks

By By Trent Lowe September 16, 2009

The council discussed at its last meeting a proposed ordinance, which amends an existing statute, that would impose fines on the hosts of parties to which the police have to respond. The fines are up to $300 per visit and criminal prosecution could follow if the behavior continues.

Campus weather alert gives delayed notification

By By Jenna Miller September 15, 2009

Students were concerned about the sudden storm weather, which included lightning, that began around 10 a.m., according to the National Weather Services for Salt Lake City. But U students did not receive notifications through e-mail, telephone or text message from the U Emergency Program until about 2:30 p.m. The emergency e-mails and texts informed students to expect the storm to reach campus, but gallons of rain and cracks of lightning were already at the U.

Construction closes Business Loop for 2 months

By By Rita Totten September 15, 2009

The latest construction project on campus didn't start without roadblocks, and now that it's begun, it's become a big one for students.

Students struggle to find solutions to debt

By By Trent Lowe, By Trent Lowe, and By Trent Lowe September 15, 2009

With tuition increasing and job outlook decreasing, U students enduring the hard times are scrambling to find answers. Although U prices are much lower than other comparable universities nationwide, most U students are still forced to seek financial aid and brave debt in order to pay tuition and school fees.

RHA cuts down on bureaucracy

By By Jamie Bowen September 15, 2009

The Residence Halls Association reorganized its structure to program its events with less bureaucracy, allowing students to become more involved and promote community unity sooner.

A high price to pay for the U

By By Jake Hibbard, Staff Writer September 15, 2009

Even with financial aid available, out-of-state students are hurting more than their resident counterparts8212;some beyond a point they can endure.

Latin dance raises funds for HBSA

By By Veronica Pineda September 13, 2009

The Hispanic Business Student Association swept the public off its feet with the debut of Bailamos, a Latin dance fundraiser, Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Union Ballroom.