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Men charged with record theft waive hearing

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 14, 2008

Shadd Dean Hartman and Thomas Howard Anderson waived rights to a preliminary hearing Thursday in favor of a plea bargain for the third-degree felony of stealing 1.5 million billing records from the University Hospital in June.s

Prof. says LGBT research misused

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 14, 2008

U professor Lisa Diamond said that an adjunct professor's organization skewed her sexual identity research, which she said is typical in the battle between those in support of and opposition to homosexuality.

Paws N? Claws houses research animals

By By Allison Johnson, Staff Writer November 14, 2008

The U's Dog and Cat Adoption Program organized a fundraiser on Thursday to help retired research pets find adoptive families.

Honda collides with Chartwells van

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 14, 2008

Two elderly women tried to make a quick left onto Central Campus Drive when they were hit by a northbound Chartwells delivery van. The Honda spun around and drove straight into a pole outside the Warnock Building.

Traffic problems arise on South Campus Drive

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer November 14, 2008

A dark sedan facing east in the westbound lane stopped traffic between the Marriott Library and the Rice-Eccles Stadium for about 20 minutes on Tuesday around 7 p.m. The U Police Department said there was no official report of the incident.

Diversity office renounces offensive TCU shirts

By By Rita Totten, Staff Writer November 14, 2008

In response to last week's incident involving a private vendor selling racially insensitive T-shirts before the Utah vs. TCU football game, the Office of Equity and Diversity released a statement saying it would not tolerate "hateful and harmful imagery on campus."

ROTC relocating to Carlson Hall

By By Isabella Bravo November 13, 2008

With a crash and some rumbling, the ROTC will break a nearly century-long tradition this December as the U demolishes their present home and university relic, the Mines Building.

ROTC expands scholarship budget by $1M

By By Heather Graham, Staff Writer November 13, 2008

In an effort to increase the number of high school and college Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets, the U.S. Army recently increased the scholarship budget for U's ROTC program by $1 million.

Police Briefs

By By Michael McFall November 13, 2008

By Michael McFallBackpack TheftsSomeone stole two backpacks from the Field House tennis court. Two students left their backpacks in the cubbies south of the courts Tuesday afternoon. According to the police...

New architecture class offered

By By Jamie Bowen, Staff Writer November 13, 2008

Agutter will be teaching a new class called Introduction to Design Thinking beginning in the Spring Semester of 2009.