The Daily Utah Chronicle

Men’s Hoops Starts Two-Game Road Swing

By , , and • January 18, 2002

Coming off two of the hotteast shooting performances in its history, the Utah men's basketball team must venture outside the comfortable confines of the Huntsman Center as it enters a two-game road trip this weekend. Utah (12-3, 2-0 Mountain West Conference) begins play Saturday in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Guest Lecturer Hands Honors for Infectious Diseases

January 18, 2002

Musicians have their Grammys. Actors have their Emmys. And infectious disease doctors have?nothing like what the entertainment business has. So on Thursday, the U's department of internal medicine decided to have their own awards ceremony at the School of Medicine.

Opinion Cartoon: In the Spirt of the Olympics…

By , , and • January 18, 2002

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FAFSA Applications Offer More Money Than in Past Years

By By U Wire • January 18, 2002

PROVO?College students and high school seniors can start filling out federal financial aid applications for the 2002-03 school year to help pay for their college education. The U.S. Department of Education estimates $49.4 billion in federal grants, loans and work-study opportunities will be awarded to approximately 8.

Martinez Delivers MLK Day Address

January 18, 2002

The public education system discourages young people from questioning governmental policies?the silence continues into adulthood, Elizabeth Martinez said. As keynote speaker at the Martin Luther King Jr. 18th Annual Celebration at the U, Martinez spoke on the topic "'Welcome' Means All of Us" Thursday in the Union Ballroom.

U Skiers Honored by RMISA

January 18, 2002

A pair of U skiers were honored by the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Association for their strong starts to the 2002 season. Freshman Pierre Olsson garnered Men's Alpine Skier of the Week honors after capturing first place in the slalom and second place in the giant slalom at the Montana State Invitational, and following that up with a second-place finish in the slalom at the Nevada Invitational.

Conspiracy Theorists Are People Too

January 18, 2002

Conspiracy theories represent symbols of enlightened skepticism, not paranoia, according to one U professor. History Professor Robert Goldberg is considered an expert on conspiracy theories. He studies, teaches, writes and speaks about suspected government cover ups.

Women Rebound From CSU Loss, Score Blowout of Falcons

January 18, 2002

Last Saturday afternoon, the U women's basketball team let one get away. On Thursday night, the Utes never let it get anywhere close to that point. Less than a week removed from a triple-overtime loss to Colorado State, Utah responded with an emphatic 67-39 victory over the Air Force Falcons.

Deseret Book Lets BYU Bookstore Sell &quotI Speak Pins&quot to Bilingual Population

By By U Wire • January 18, 2002

PROVO?Ten-thousand Olympic "I speak" pins in 43 languages will be coming to the Brigham Young University bookstore Thursday. The pins display the 2002 Olympic logo along with the phrase, "I speak" in languages such as Spanish, French, German, Croatian and Afrikaans.

Huntsman, Annex Lots Finally Close

January 18, 2002

The annex and Huntsman Center parking lots?which are composed of 650 spaces?close for U usage today. The Salt Lake Organizing Committee was scheduled to take the two lots over on Jan. 9, but SLOC officials decided they didn't need the spaces until today, so the U had them for an extra week and a half.

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