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Yemen Will Target Al Qaeda Network

By , , and • November 28, 2001

WASHINGTON?The president of Yemen, a crucial Arab member of the U.S. anti-terror coalition, agreed Tuesday that they will not target terrorist groups until the al Qaeda network is put out of business. President Ali Abdullah Saleh met privately with President Bush for 45 minutes in the Oval Office.

Involvement in Diversity Week Hindered by Poor Communication

November 28, 2001

The Union is celebrating its annual Diversity Week, but don't expect to see many U diversity groups at the festivities or involved in the events. "We wanted to be involved, but because the information was not sent in a timely fashion, we weren't able to participate," said Valerie Green, International Student Services Center adviser.

U.S. Forces Search for Chemical, Bio Factories

November 28, 2001

WASHINGTON?U.S. forces in Afghanistan are searching more than 40 laboratories and other facilities suspected of conducting secret work on chemical, biological or nuclear weapons, the American commander of the war said Tuesday. So far, none has yielded clear evidence of such work.

ASUU Hopes to Tie Off Election Loopholes for 2002

By , , and • November 28, 2001

A unanimous vote passed the new elections policies and procedures through the General Assembly Tuesday. These policies were hotly debated in the Student Senate, but passed in the Assembly without amendments. The bill makes numerous changes to the elections policy, and student leaders hope that these changes will help make the elections run more smoothly.

Birth Control and Sex Education: Pro-Life Points of View

By , , and • November 28, 2001

Birth Control and Sex Education: Pro-life Points of View Cassandra Hartley Chronicle Feature Editor Jake Werrett does not like the terms "pro-life" and "pro choice." A sophomore in business at the University of Utah, Werrett is also a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Football Will Play USC in Las Vegas on Christmas Day

November 28, 2001

From snowfall, eggnog and wrapping paper to casinos, strip clubs and Elvis impersonators, it's an odd confluence of circumstances that will define the Utah football team's Christmas day this year, but it's one the Utes are plenty happy to accept. After all, before the 7-3 Utes have even concluded their 2001 schedule, they now know it will be extended by at least one game, having accepted the Las Vegas Bowl's invitation to play the USC Trojans on Dec.

Teens May Have Planned Massacre

November 28, 2001

BOSTON?A 17-year-old girl, who authorities say agreed to take part in a Columbine-style massacre at her school but spilled the secret by warning her favorite teacher that the woman was in danger, was charged Tuesday with conspiracy to commit murder. Amy Lee Bowman, who pleaded innocent, is the fourth teenager charged in what authorities say was a plan to smuggle guns under black trench coats into the school and emerge from a bathroom shooting to kill.

Five Grand for Shorts Seems a Little Pricey

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Every National Guard Member to Deploy

November 28, 2001

SALT LAKE CITY?Virtually every member of the Utah National Guard will be wearing fatigues and combat boots when the Winter Games begin in February. Gov. Mike Leavitt announced on Tuesday the activation of 1,900 Utah Guard members to assist with games security?the single largest deployment of the state's Guard force ever.

Bush Won’t Call Cease Fire for Oly

November 28, 2001

WASHINGTON?President Bush on Tuesday turned aside the International Olympic Committee's request for a military truce during the Winter Olympics next year. He will propose a U.N. resolution calling for athletes to travel safely to and from the games. After a meeting, IOC president Jacques Rogge said Bush assured him he would submit the resolution, a tradition for Olympic host nations, to the United Nations on Dec.

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