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The Daily Utah Chronicle

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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Focus group to analyze plans for stadium development

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer April 10, 2009

Inland and the U's Facilities Management at the Office of Sustainability are sponsoring a new student focus group to get input on the Universe Project.

BYU beats out U in Entrepreneur Challenge

By By Trent Lowe, Staff Writer April 10, 2009

A start-up company created by students from Brigham Young University won the Utah Entrepreneur Challenge, held on Thursday evening at the Rice-Eccles Tower.

U choir to perform unique ‘Water Passion’

By By Katie Valentine, Staff Writer April 9, 2009

The U Singers and A Capella Choir will perform a unique show this weekend that contains a familiar story with different musical elements.

Graduate student will offer clogging class in summer

By By Kassidy Mather, Staff Writer April 9, 2009

Students will have the option to shuffle-step away stress in a new clogging class this summer.

Public relations students assist in marathon

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor April 9, 2009

U public relations students are trading their campaign plans for running shoes for the upcoming Salt Lake City Marathon.

Police still uncertain about body

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer April 9, 2009

Police might never determine whether a body found in Southern Utah, which could be U student Zach Ruble, was a victim of homicide, suicide or accidental death.

Center will coordinate international health efforts

By By Jeremy Thompson, Staff Writer April 9, 2009

Students and faculty are working to establish a global health center on campus that would coordinate the U's international medical efforts while allowing students to collaborate to gain valuable work experience.

Construction threatens deer population

By By Drew Thompson, Staff Writer April 9, 2009

As construction projects head toward the hills, more deer are taking refuge down by the U, and it could cost their lives in the future.

Several buildings likely to collapse

By By Jenna Miller, Staff Writer April 8, 2009

When the "big one" hits, the medical school, business buildings and OSH are a few of the buildings most likely to sustain heavy damage.

Newman sued for defamation

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer April 8, 2009

Hebrew studies professor Harris Lenowitz filed a lawsuit against Humanities Dean Robert Newman on Wednesday for defaming his reputation and damaging his current and future employment opportunities.