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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

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Power outage reveals larger problem

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 7, 2008

The morning of the U's "Blackout" football game against TCU, a real blackout swept the campus, and it's only a small part of a larger problem.

Hinckley Institute photo contest winners announced

By By Trent Lowe, Staff Writer November 7, 2008

What began as a simple internship to China turned into a visit to the Olympics, a snapshot with renowned writer and New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman and accolades from the Hinckley Institute of Politics for one U student.

American Indians offended by game shirts

By By Rita Totten, Staff Writer November 7, 2008

Amie Hammond, a history major, stopped in her tracks yesterday when she saw a table of students near the Ute Brave statue on the Union patio selling T-shirts for the U football game against TCU.

Blacks feel significance of Obama victory

At the end of a historic election season, Obama was elected the first black president of the United States on Tuesday night. The historic meaning of the election was not lost on Phoenix's black population.

Panel: ’08 was Obama’s time

By By Dan Reasure, Staff Writer November 6, 2008

After a sizeable victory for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama Tuesday night, thousands of pundits nationwide poured over the results searching for trends and patterns that led to Obama's decisive capture of the presidency.

Marchin’ Utes gear up for BYU

By By Brandon Fausett, Staff Writer November 6, 2008

A month before the football game against BYU, members of the U's marching band grow out their beards and some girls refuse to shave their legs.

GOP supporters lament defeat

At the ritzy Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix, thousands of rally attendees crowded into ballrooms, conference rooms, restaurants and the courtyard lawn hoping to see Sen. John McCain achieve a victory. However, watch partygoers were disappointed to see their presidential hopeful be defeated by a large margin.

U to require faculty background checks

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 5, 2008

The U will begin criminal background checks in May for any potential faculty and staff members applying for work, but some existing faculty and staff are against it.

Campus shuttle evacuated

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 5, 2008

The red line campus shuttle blew its turbo and started shooting white smoke out of its rear engine as it drove up the street.

Developer chosen for stadium project

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor November 5, 2008

The U has picked a developer to oversee and hire construction and design teams for the Universe Project.