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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

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Single shot could prevent salmonella

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor October 30, 2008

U researchers have shown that a single vaccine could give patients immunity against multiple types of disease-causing bacteria.

Pre-election fim festival to end Thursday with ‘Body’

The films explore important political and social issues through the medium of film, said Alex Bowles, film chair for the UPC arts and special events board.

Police dept. cuts officer training

The U's budget cut means school is out for the campus police, with less money for officer training and overtime hours.

ASUU to host UVote concert on eve of election

On the eve of a highly publicized presidential election, the ASUU Presenter's Office will host a concert intended to motivate all registered voters to cast their ballots the following day.

Beating the crowd

Associated Students of the University of Utah Government Relations Board Director Andrew Jensen said about 700 people each day have cast early ballots at the voting station in the Union since Oct. 218212;bringing the total to about 4,200 voters.

Swing states leaving in Obama’s favor

Even though the Illinois senator is leading polls in nearly every swing state with less than one week until Election Day, Summers thinks his presidential pick might not win.

Gay marriage question sparks debate

Two prominent members of the Salt Lake City community debated Tuesday whether homosexual couples should have the right to enter into a matrimonial union in Utah.

UMFA hosts Middle East workshop

The U hosted a workshop about Middle Easter bazaars Saturday to provide teachers with tips about how to incorporate Middle Eastern culture into the classroom.

U ranked 8th in voting drive

Universities across the nation are competing in the Ultimate College Bowl voter registration drive to get students out to vote for the Nov. 4 elections.

U students help refugees, immigrants learn English

Burton, a U alumnus, has been teaching a biweekly class for the English Skills Learning Center of Salt Lake City for the past two months on Tuesday and Thursday nights at the Park Place Apartments in downtown Salt Lake City.