The Daily Utah Chronicle

With Victory Over Aggies, Utah Is in its First Sweet 16

December 2, 2001

Since the beginning of the season, Utah volleyball coach Beth Launiere knew that just reaching the second round of the NCAA Tournament was no longer a sufficient goal for the team to accomplish, having reached and been knocked out of that round three years in a row.

Hinckley Institute Raises Funds in Pete Suazo’s Honor

December 2, 2001

It's been more than three months since state Sen. Pete Suazo was killed, but his legacy will continue, according to Ted Wilson, director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics. The institute of politics has begun to raise scholarship money for minority students at the U in Suazo's name.

The Chronicle’s View: Taking the Steps to Protect Campus

December 2, 2001

Security is one of humanity's most basic needs. U administrators understood this and implemented measures such as additional lighting, emergency contact posts, campus police and restricted access to residential halls. They also prohibited bringing concealed weapons to campus.

Fine Arts Students Can Evaluate Profs with On-line Forms

December 2, 2001

Fine arts students can now tell their teachers they don't like the lectures, love the examinations or hate their grading policy via the Internet. The College of Fine Arts is the first U college to put teacher evaluations online. These evaluations are the same as those U students encounter in every class, but the College of Fine Arts now allows students to fill these out on their own time and from their own computers.

Letter to the Editor: Problem Growing Right Under Our Noses

By By Kristopher Willett , Sophomore, Business, By Kristopher Willett , Sophomore, Business, and By Kristopher Willett , Sophomore, Business • December 2, 2001

Editor: There is a problem here at the U affecting us all, and it is growing right under our noses. Grass cultivation has gotten out of hand. This is not the kind of grass that is usually associated with wild college parties or hippies cruising in their Volkswagen buses, but the grass that decorates the U's landscaping and devours vast amounts of precious water.

Math Explains Hallucinations

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Utes Get ‘Free and Clear’

By By Slobbo Gumbi, Comical Sports Diety • December 2, 2001

Following Utah's bizarre and disappointing 38-37 loss to the Air Force Academy Saturday afternoon, quarterback Lance Rice and offensive coordinator Craig Ver Steeg have immediately agreed to enroll in Sprint PCS's "Free and Clear Plan," in order to eliminate the static which led to one confused quarterback and a bonehead play.

Bowler Arrested in Union

December 2, 2001

Lane courtesy?A man was reportedly harassing people in the Union bowling alley. The police responded, but the suspect denied harassing anyone. The police ran a warrant check on him?he had an outstanding warrant. They arrested him and booked him into the county jail.

U May Close for Paralympic Ceremony

November 30, 2001

After the Olympics end and classes resume in March, Olympic involvement for the U will be far from over. Salt Lake City is still responsible to host the Paralympic Games, a series of competitive events among disabled athletes from around the world. Heritage Commons will still house athletes, and Rice-Eccles Stadium will host the Opening and Closing ceremonies.

USU Outlasts BYU in Five Games

November 30, 2001

In the first of two NCAA Volleyball Tournament regional matches Thursday night, Utah State played the spoiler in knocking off No. 19 BYU at Crimson Court. The Aggies beat the Cougars for the second time this year, winning a five-set thriller 30 26, 29-31, 30-23, 27-30, 16 14.

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