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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

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Student competes in Miss USA pageant

By By Sarah Cutler, Staff Writer April 21, 2009

Laura Chukanov, a senior in international studies with double minors in art history and leadership at the U, finished third runner-up in the Miss USA pageant Sunday night.

Professor discusses theories about events of Kristallnacht

By By Jenna Miller, Staff Writer April 20, 2009

Some historians believe that Adolf Hitler led an anti-Jewish pogrom in 1938 that killed 91 Jewish people, but visiting professor Alan Steinweis said this and some other theories are just myths.

Newman declines to enter race for FIU presidency

Robert Newman, College of Humanities dean, removed his name from consideration to become the new president of Florida International University, he said in an email.

Student arrested for shooting pigeon

By By Michael McFall, Asst. News Editor April 20, 2009

The junior in engineering rents a house with his friends near the U, which has a roof covered by enough pigeons to recall scenes from "The Birds." A city building inspector demanded that the residents do something about the birds, so on Easter morning, Schutt went outside with a BB gun and fired shots at the pigeons to scare them away, according to a police report.

Students design city blocks near Gateway

Urban planning and architecture students are applying what they've learned by serving urban communities and exchanging knowledge across disciplines.

UPC trims Crimson Nights budget

By By Katie Valentine, Staff Writer April 20, 2009

Bitter financial times won't stop the late-night alcohol-free parties thrown by the Union Programming Council.

However, party planners are tightening their belts a little.

Media merge in the works for three years

By By Michael McFall, Asst. News Editor April 20, 2009

Student fees might go up by $1.34 next year and an additional $1.50 during the next few years to finance ideas that have quietly been in the works for three years.

Ticket tug-of-war sparks controversy at Crimson Nights

By By Erik Daenitz, Asst. Photo Editor April 20, 2009

A tug-of-war contest for eighth-row MUSS seats ended in controversy Friday at Crimson Nights.

Fees could rise to fund council

By By Michael McFall, Jeremy Thompson April 20, 2009

A proposal to raise student fees to finance student media will be presented to the U Board of Trustees early next month, but details of how the fee would be spent have not been disclosed.

Presidents discuss future of higher education

By By Deborah Rafferty, Staff Writer April 17, 2009

With a rapidly changing society, university presidents are predicting changes in the future of higher education, especially with regards to federal regulations, the use of technology and college affordability.