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Child study expands with three new centers

Researchers at the U are participating in a study that will follow thousands of children's development from embryo to adulthood in order to help prevent childhood diseases.

Students canvass in Virginia, try to swing state to Obama

Tate, a freshman in international affairs at Georgetown University, and other students spent Saturday afternoon asking themselves these questions as they canvassed Sully neighborhoods to raise support for Sen. Barack Obama.

International Cafe brings together students of all cultures

The International Center and its student council opened the International Café program this semester as a way to meet with other international students and share experiences.

U student eyes office

McDonnell, a graduate student in Middle East studies, hopes to be the second Libertarian candidate ever elected to a state office in Utah8212;a feat mired with financial and ideological pitfalls.

U hosts weekend seminar on fairy tales, folklore

By By Trent Lowe, Staff Writer October 6, 2008

The U hosted Metamorphoses, an international colloquium on narrative fairy tales and folklore, over the weekend, drawing scholars from various universities.

Frontier of Science Lecture kicks off

By By Jamie Bowen, Staff Writer October 6, 2008

Jennifer Graves, a professor of comparative genomics for the Australian National University, said in an Oct. 1 lecture on the evolution of sex chromosomes in animals and humans that new sex-determining genes could evolve in the next few million years.

Geology building nears completion

By By Allison Johnson, Staff Writer October 6, 2008

The new geology and geophysics building is under construction and is nearing completion.

Urban chicken farming growing in popularity

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer October 6, 2008

The U Farmers Market hosted a workshop about urban chicken farming Thursday. Celia Bell, who ran the workshop, detailed the chicken farming process starting with chicks and ending with hens.

Police Briefs

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer October 6, 2008

The U Campus Store and Merrill Engineering Building have had computers looted, amounting to thousands in losses.

U researchers study cancer cell mechanisms

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor October 6, 2008

Research done at the U could help other scientists learn how to force cancerous cells to self-destruct before they spread.