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Fun Bus a cheap way to get out of town

Le Bus and Lewis Tours bus lines offer daily rides to West Wendover, Nev., providing cheap travel for those who wish to visit the city, which offers many casinos including the Rainbow, Peppermill and Montego Bay Resorts.

Sustainability fee passes temporarily; ASUU must reconcile versions of bill

The U Board of Trustees approved a $2.50 student fee increase per semester to fund sustainability projects on the condition that a final version of the initiative passes in the ASUU Senate and Assembly.

Publication fee passes on condition of board’s approval of plan

The U Board of Trustees approved a publication fee increase of $1.34 per semester, pending the board's approval of a plan for a new student media council.

Synergey comes apart, endorses former rivals

The Synergy Party has dissolved after losing the primary elections and its candidates have split to support the two remaining parties.

U research could someday help infants fight infection

Christian Yost, a pediatrics professor at the U School of Medicine, said they discovered this in a recent U study, which in time might help them discover medication to fight off bacteria with a similar disease-fighting mechanism.

Tuition increases 9% overall; differential hikes also pass

The U Board of Trustees approved the tuition increase during its monthly meeting Tuesday morning. Resident students will pay an average of $233 more per semester and non-residents will pay $777 more.

Honorary degree recipients announced

Carol Fay and James Macfarlane will each be awarded a Doctor of Business degree at commencement ceremonies in May. Peter Meldrum will receive a Doctor of Engineering degree and Marva Warnock will receive a Doctor of Fine Arts degree.

Friedman urges green revolution

The renowned New York Times columnist and bestselling author urged a packed audience at Abravanel Hall on Tuesday night to start a "green revolution" using energy technology.

Students drawn to small venues

Students such as freshman Alex Gilvarry enjoy local venues such as Kilby Court because of the cheaper prices and intimacy they offer over other music hot spots.

Admins detail reasons for tuition hike

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

U administrators discussed the proposed tuition increase with students Monday and detailed how departments campus-wide are facing a 17.5 percent budget cut from the Utah Legislature.