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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

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Students attend technology fair

By By H. Rachelle Graham, Staff Writer October 9, 2008

U Career Services sponsored the fair, which featured about 120 different employers that are part of science and engineering companies.

Profs bring crisis talks to classrooms

The classroom has become the center of economic crisis discussion on campus, as several professors have deviated from their syllabi to use as a teaching tool what some call the collapse of the American financial system.

Cost of living on the rise

With the rising inflation and gas prices this year on both the local and national level, everyone, especially students and professors, are being forced to make adjustments in their lifestyles to compensate for the rising cost of living.

Job market uncertain

As growing unemployment rates shake the nation, Utah remains a safe place to find a job8212;as long as you aren't looking in the finance sector.

Bailout could affect loans

By By Maureen Klewicki October 8, 2008

Student loans could become difficult to obtain if the credit crisis is not resolved, professors said.

Higher ed enrollment increases 8%

By By Ryan Shelton, Asst. News Editor October 8, 2008

Nearly 12,000 more students are enrolled in Utah's public colleges and universities this fall than in 2007, but the U8212;the largest public university in the state8212;gained less than 1 percent of the new students.

Ohio voting begins

Dixon, a sophomore at Ohio State University, was joined by more than 2,000 other early voters Monday evening; each one cast an early absentee ballot. Most said they came because they feared they would not have the chance to vote on Election Day.

Kappas billed $500 for grafitti

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer October 8, 2008

The U Paint Shop slapped the Kappa Sigma fraternity with a $500 fine Tuesday for painting the "ASK HER" messages on campus.

U hosts lecture on grief over sibling loss

By By Allison Johnson, Staff Writer October 8, 2008

Hare, a professor of family studies and gerontology at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, gave a lecture exploring how children cope with the death of a sibling on Monday.

Grad student creates interactive election poll

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor October 8, 2008

With the 2008 presidential election approaching, a U doctoral student specializing in computer science has designed a more interactive poll result viewer analyzing how different voting demographics view the presidential candidates.