The Daily Utah Chronicle

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.

Students’ Cars Must Move to Clean Lots at Residence Halls

November 28, 2001

Just as suddenly as the weather changed, so too did plans for the Office of Residential Living and the U Department of Transportation. The large storm over the Thanksgiving break covered most University of Utah parking lots with snow. On Monday, in conjunction with residential living, the transportation department decided to clear out lots at the Heritage Center residential halls, said Assistant Director for Facilities Ted Lazenby.

New Twists for This Year’s ASUU Elections?

By , , and • November 27, 2001

Every year before spring break, about 200 candidates vie for the attention of the student body. Signs proclaiming the virtues of each candidate fill the halls, and presidential and legislative hopefuls line the student walkways distributing food and information, hoping to collect the necessary votes to get elected.

English Student, Father Dies of Unknown Causes

By , , and • November 27, 2001

Michael Casey, a University of Utah senior studying English, died last Tuesday of unknown causes. "He was very much in love with his wife, and he was a gentle and kind husband and very loving and caring father. He loved his children as much as any father could," said Greg Rampton, Casey's father-in law.

Men’s Hoops Team Dropped by ‘Bama

November 27, 2001

To compete with No. 22 ranked Alabama Monday night on ESPN2, the Utah men's basketball team needed to have an answer for the Crimson Tide's quickness and defensive pressure. Utah also had to combat its own shooting problems that led to a 78-65 loss to Utah State last Friday.

AIDS and Diversity Recognized in Union

November 27, 2001

Black paper shrouded art display cases in the Union Monday morning in observance of World AIDS Day. The practice of shrouding began in the late 1980s, when AIDS became an international epidemic. World AIDS Day takes places Dec. 1. "Since World AIDS Day falls on a Saturday, we held the events the week before," said Zack Wahlquist, Union Board director.

Air Force Does More Than Play Good, Solid Ball

November 27, 2001

The Utah football team plays the Air Force Academy this weekend in Colorado Springs, Colo. For the record, I hope Utah wins. The Utes have more riding on the game than Air Force does. Also, I would point out that my older brother attended the Air Force Academy.

Volleyball Will Host an NCAA Regional for the First Time

November 27, 2001

Loud shouts of joy encompassed the Burbidge Center Monday afternoon as the Utah volleyball team discovered its fate in the NCAA Tournament. Never before in the history of the U volleyball program has the team been able to host the first two rounds of the tournament, until now.

Finals Approach as Pressure on Students Mounts

By By U Wire • November 27, 2001

STILLWATER, Okla.?As final examinations are fast approaching, 16 weeks of festering stress and pressure could cause some Oklahoma State University students to hit the roof. "Now is a pretty hectic time [not only for] career issues, but also for stress for those not doing well academically," said Joni Hays, coordinator of the Career Resource Center at University Counseling Services.

Burned Infant’s Status Improves at U Hospital

November 27, 2001

Burned Infant Condition Upgraded University Hospital Burn Center has upgraded the condition of Zack Clarke from critical to serious but stable. Clarke, a 5-month-old infant, suffered second- and third degree burns on 40 percent of his body. He was admitted to the hospital on Nov.

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