The Daily Utah Chronicle

Kingsbury Hall Forms a Student Council

January 9, 2002

The group mainly responsible for bringing Bill Cosby and Marcel Marceau to the U needs student input. Kingsbury Hall is forming a student council to gain feedback on selecting artists to present and on marketing those events to the students. The council currently has five students serving on it, but they hope to have 20 students soon.

Congress Members OK Airport Raid

By , , and • January 9, 2002

SALT LAKE CITY?Utah members of Congress generally support the Dec. 11 federal raid that resulted in the arrests of 69 Salt Lake City International Airport workers with access to security areas. The arrests were for the workers allegedly falsifying credentials or lying on applications.

Docents Wanted

By , , and • January 9, 2002

Audrey Butley tours The Nazi Olympics: Berlin 1936. The Marriott Library needs docents to help with the exhibit. Volunteer docents can be trained during a four-hour training session on Jan. 13, beginning at 1 p.m. This training will cover the history of the exhibit and include a tour.

SLOC Names U Representatives Mayors of Athletes’ Village

January 9, 2002

The U will continue to have a hand in the Olympic Village that used to house more than 2,000 students. Representatives of the U and higher education will help welcome athletes to their temporary homes during Games-time. The Salt Lake Organizing Committee will house the 3,500 athletes and officials in the U's Heritage Commons.

U Recognized as National Leader in Energy Conservation

January 9, 2002

A study of 891 campus environments highlights the U and 13 other schools as nationwide leaders in energy efficiency and conservation. However, the U was not recognized in the other areas, such as environmentally friendly campus transportation, academic environmental disciplines, recycling, landscape conservation and environmental management policy.

Indian Forces Kill Suspected Militant

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Opinion Cartoon

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Martinez Given Administrative Position

January 9, 2002

Teaching part time this semester was not in her plans, but when U officials asked Theresa Martinez to take an administrative position, she couldn't refuse. "I did not want to be taken out of the classroom, but I couldn't turn down this opportunity," Martinez said.

Utah Legislators Are Turning A Blind Eye to Science

January 9, 2002

Science. Politics. In the minds of many researchers and policy makers, this is the way that the two fields interact, or rather don't interact?each is encapsulated in its own separate sentence. And, in theory, if the two words came together, they might just communicate a more powerful message.

Opinion Cartoon: If We Were All Perfectly Honest in Those Job Interviews..

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