Editor’s note: The Daily Utah Chronicle solicits letters to the editor regarding columns or stories printed within the newspaper. However, with the tumultuous last week of ASUU elections, we’ve decided...
As a leading studio for children’s movies, much speculation is put into what Disney portrays in its films. For the first time, with their new hit “Frozen,” they nailed it.
One of Disney’s most...
The Olympics have been going on for almost a week now, and there has been very little discussion about the climate conditions. This is not just a trend for the Olympics — the media seems to be covering...
It is not often that old news grabs my attention, but an article published by The Salt Lake Tribune in July caught my eye this week. Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) stood side by side with 17 Senate Democrats in...
The debate over net neutrality or whether Internet service providers should give preferential treatment to certain websites — giving more bandwidth to some websites to make them faster while others remain...
It took 26 minutes to kill Dennis McGuire, using an untested lethal injection. Considering the Eighth Amendment clause against cruel and unusual punishment, the state of Ohio doesn’t have much of a defense...
It’s been almost two decades since I was busted for stealing Skittles from my kindergarten teacher’s desk. The rainbow-colored, sugar-coated candy of the gods had been taunting me all day, and naturally,...
The U requires 12 general education classes, not including the five required for a bachelor’s degree. The administration states that their goal “is to fulfill the requirements of the State of Utah’s...
It’s impossible to ignore the pictures of the current uprising in Kiev, Ukraine — blazing barricades constructed of tires and stone-faced youth roaming the city square with Molotov cocktails. As a...
A friend recently sent me a photo of Jerry, the horse that collapsed while harnessed to a carriage in Salt Lake City on a hot day in August 2013. The attached message said, “Tell me this isn’t true!”...
