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Service proposal shut down by ASUU senate

The ASUU Student Senate Executive Committee voted down the proposed corequisite Nov. 17 that would require students to participate in community engagement before graduation.

Colleges prep for cuts

Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. proposed a $1 billion statewide budget cut Dec. 4 that could mean up to a 14 percent cut in state funds for the U in the next fiscal year.

Hospital expansion begins

To handle the increasing number of cancer patients, the Huntsman Cancer Foundation and the U broke ground Oct. 31 on an extension to the hospital that will double the number of beds and open updated centers and technology for cancer care.

Number of young voters broke election records

More than 52 percent of eligible young voters went to the polls, tying the 1992 election for the second-highest young voter turnout. 1972 had the highest percentage with 55.4 percent.

Campus car break-ins on the rise

The U Police Department has tightened security after 22 cars were broken into on campus in late November.

U alum providing HIV relief in Ethiopia

By By Jaime Winston, Staff Writer December 12, 2008

Rebecca Beauregard has traded in the comforts of her life in Salt Lake City to serve HIV patients in Ethiopia. Although she realizes her impact might be small, she hopes to make a difference.

Surgeons aid Nevada center

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor December 12, 2008

With the help of four surgeons from the U Transplant Center, the University Medical Center in Las Vegas will be able to maintain its transplant program until it is reviewed again by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in June 2009.

Chemical Engineering lecture series begins with eye researcher

By By Dan Treasure, Staff Writer December 12, 2008

About 30 students watched as Julia Kornfield, a chemical engineering professor from the California Institute of Technology, discussed a new breakthrough in eye surgery that will restore full vision without multiple surgeries.

Students study with karaoke

By By Rosemary Campbell, Staff Writer December 12, 2008

Although many students prepare for finals by coming up with quirky sayings to memorize information, reading through chapters and frantically taking notes, Stapley, an undecided freshman, and her fellow students in Math 1010 studied for their upcoming exam by singing.

U, BYU students debate alcohol memberships

By By Rita Totten, Staff Writer December 12, 2008

To have a membership or not to have a membership8212;that is the question. Or at least that was the question students from the U and BYU argued at Thursday's public debate at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, which addressed the pros and cons surrounding the proposed elimination of required private membership at Utah bars.