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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Opinion

U should accept drinking on campus as inevitable

By By John, Stafford September 10, 2009

Incidents this fall concerning on-campus drinking such as the unconscious student found in the Sage Point Residence Halls and the Tasing of an intoxicated student at Crimson Nights show the problems and the administrative reaction it precipitates.

Herbert?s comments on gay rights are worrisome

By By Joseph, Simmons September 9, 2009

I figured it would take me a few months until I would know just how badly I missed Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr., but then I also figured that it would take then-Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert a few months until he would do or say something worrisome. I was wrong.

Financial aid is available?if you can find it

By By Charly Kuecks September 8, 2009

As a four-year veteran of higher education, I've learned how to file a tax return, open a checking account and apply for scholarships and jobs. For those younger students learning to navigate the perils of living on their own8212;from laundry sorting to dating drama to increased schoolwork8212;the Byzantine process of finding ways to cut tuition costs can be frustrating, time-consuming and overwhelming.

Online-only courses don?t give students personal education

By By Alicia Williams September 8, 2009

Online colleges and degrees are the latest rage. Although,

let's face it, when someone says they're in college online, we give a little pause. All the while, our thoughts are swirling with issues of validity, employer acceptance and accreditation.

Safe sex is crucial

By By Doug Jennings and By Doug Jennings September 4, 2009

U researchers have developed a new weapon in the global fight against HIV/AIDS: the "molecular condom." Regardless of how innovative and slightly reminiscent of "Star Trek" it might sound, the molecular condom is specifically targeted toward women in impoverished countries to decrease out-of-control HIV infection rates.

Utah still has a ways to go for the environment

By By John Stafford September 3, 2009

By John StaffordSalt Lake City has recently seen an improvement in its environmentally conscious policies, but it still has a long way to go.By uniting with more than 700 local governments around the world...

Give U climate diagnosis some credit

By By Whitney Fitts September 3, 2009

By Whitney FittsAccording to a recent analysis by The Nature Conservancy, climate change will raise Utah's average temperature 6 to 10 degrees during the next century. This would have huge impacts on outdoor...

ACT should be mandated

By By Joseph Simmons and By Joseph Simmons September 2, 2009

By Joseph SimmonsDuring the past few years, much of the news coming out of Utah hasn't helped our national reputation. Our little 45th state is a great place, but when we gain recognition on a national...

Vandalism not worth the price

By By Kelly O?Neill September 2, 2009

By Kelly O?NeillWhen I first read that the U was renamed the "Ivy of Utah" when thieves removed letters from the U's sign at Presidents' Circle, I found it to be rather clever and even comical8212;until...

Taking care of Earth not up for debate

By By Matt Plummer and By Matt Plummer September 1, 2009

By Matt PlummerGlobal warming is a topic of wide debate on campus. My approach to saving the planet is this: I think as responsible people, we need to do our part to reduce waste and abuse of resources....