I am the son of Chan, and thus possess a biased point of view. However, I believe that to suggest the study, right or wrong, is an example of pathological science is a mistake.

By re-evaluating our science requirements and promoting research in our school system early on, we can encourage future students to consider the path to becoming contributing doctors, engineers and scientists.

Political engagement does not end with the ballot box. In fact, it is just the beginning. As the country faces some of its most challenging times, it is important that every individual be involved in the process.

Democracy is not justification for poorly grounded bigotry and discrimination.

This year, it will be determined once again which school is champion. Once again, both teams will have mud and blood on their faces, but only one will have the victory.

This year's game is destined to be the biggest rivalry game Utah has played in years. There is bound to be tons of excited fans for both teams crowding into Rice-Eccles Stadium on game day. We should all remember two things as we enter the stands.

The level of friction between our past and future will be determined by individuals' willingness to adapt to a changing environment. This friction may manifest itself in many forms, but always contains a lack of understanding and acknowledgment of past experiences.

Warrick seems to object to the protests against the church. Aren't the protesters exercising their same right of free expression?

Arbitrary statements were made and presented as fact followed by a link to a Web site that the statement was taken from in an attempt to validate the source.

After all the hubbub surrounding some potholes in Northern Arizona, U earth sciences professor Marjorie Chan hasn't rejected her co-authored study with geology grad student Winston Seiler, which concluded that the holes are dinosaur tracks.