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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

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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.

Modified MRI helps protect healthy tissue

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor November 4, 2008

When healthy tissue is destroyed, patients can suffer from worse heart problems and occasionally die from the surgery. The problems associated with the procedure motivated U researcher Nassir Marrouche to spend 16 years working on a less evasive procedure.

Increased diversity ‘purples’ West

What once was a solid red region is turning more and more blue, largely because of an increased number of immigrants from other countries, more people moving from California and the East Coast to find a cheaper lifestyle and more jobs and overall dissatisfaction with the national economy.

Football player suspended after frat fight

Police arrived at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house early Saturday morning where students reported that Lisi Leota, a U football player, had punched several people at the fraternity's Halloween party, according to a police report.

U experts say oil shale technology not ready yet

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer November 4, 2008

As the world faces an energy crisis, the director of the U's Petroleum Research Center said he believes a controversial oil resource might not become a significant supply of energy for at least 10 years.

U staff gives to Democrats

November 4, 2008

If today's election repeats history, Utah's five electoral votes will go to Sen. John McCain, but he won't be thanking either students or employees at the U for his victory here.

Dorms hit by burglars

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer November 3, 2008

A string of burglaries have been reported in the dorms and their surrounding areas.