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Neo-Nazis claim responsibility for racist flyers

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer March 22, 2009

The National Socialist Movement, a neo-Nazi organization, officially claimed responsibility for the racist propaganda distributed in a Sugar House neighborhood last week.

Recent dorm vandalism costs more than $8k to repair

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer March 22, 2009

Unknown vandals are destroying, damaging or stealing building property in the Residence Halls, and they are getting away with it.

Council selects Hanson as new Chronicle editor

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer March 22, 2009

The Publications Council has selected Rachel Hanson as the 2009-2010 editor in chief of The Daily Utah Chronicle.

New ASUU leaders get to work

By By Jeremy Thompson, Staff Writer March 22, 2009

The recently elected Associated Students of the University of Utah leadership has started to address a variety of issues, the most pressing being to unite members of the GO and Revolution parties within the new student government.

Bill prohibits text messaging while driving

The Utah Legislature passed a bill on Thursday evening that will inflict severe penalties for drivers caught text messaging while driving.

Tuition tax credit bill passes with amendments

The Utah Legislature amended a bill that would have offered a 5-percent tax credit for students to be used toward tuition and mandatory student fees.

UTA urges discretion

In light of the death of Joseph Montgomery, a U student who was killed last week after crossing in front of a TRAX train, UTA is urging riders not to sacrifice safety to be on time.

FBI investigating racist fliers

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer March 11, 2009

The FBI is working with the U Police Department to investigate neo-Nazi propaganda handed out with copies of The Daily Utah Chronicle.

TRAX train kills student

On March 2, Montgomery, 19, was skateboarding from the Midvale TRAX station across 95 W. Center Street, when a train hit him at about 6 p.m. He was taken to Intermountain Medical Center in serious condition, but died four days later.

Forum addresses challenges of disabled

By By Deborah Rafferty, Staff Writer March 11, 2009

Smith and other panelists discussed their experiences with the disabled community at the second annual Disability Studies Forum on Wednesday night.