The Daily Utah Chronicle

Football Will Focus on Its Final Game

November 20, 2001

Most any other year, a loss to BYU, like in Saturday's 24 21 defeat, would mark the end of the season for the Utah football team. The Utes would have time to reflect on blowing an 11-point, fourth-quarter lead, time to reconcile the idea of letting their biggest game of the year slip through their fingers before eventually preparing for a bowl game or clearing out their lockers.

U Student Raped

November 20, 2001

From 1998 to 2000, five rapes were reported to the University of Utah Police Department, according to its 2000 Campus Safety Brochure, a figure which Chief Ben Lemmon said is "extremely low" when compared to other campuses in the United States. The most recently reported rape at the U happened last week.

ASUU Gets Ready to Launch Online Book Exchange

November 20, 2001

In two weeks, students will be able to buy and sell textbooks online through ASUU. The online book exchange is part of the new Web site created by the Associated Students of the University of Utah. ASUU plans to launch the book exchange on Dec. 1, in time for students to exchange books for Spring Semester.

Women’s Hoops Faces Albertson

November 20, 2001

Two games into the regular season, the Utah women's basketball team will be playing an exhibition match tonight. Sure, the schedule says the Utes' matchup with Albertson College (of Idaho) is a full fledged regular-season affair, but after reaching the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament a year ago, taking on an opponent whose own slate includes such luminaries as Linfield College, Westmont College and Carroll College, constitutes little more than glorified practice time.

U Medical Students Complain About Distant, Unsafe Parking

November 20, 2001

After an 18-hour shift at University Hospital, waiting another hour before getting to bed was excruciating for fourth-year medical student Alison Schick. Staying at the hospital until 2 a.m. to finish her shift is not unusual for Schick. With her car parked at the E-lot near Red Butte Garden?a 15 minute walk through the dark and desolate parking lots of the medical complex?one night, she decided to try the escort service provided by hospital security.

Quote of the Day

By , , and • November 20, 2001

"Many residents on the west side have no capacity to pay for school."

Gun Ban May Get Shot Down Soon

November 20, 2001

SALT LAKE CITY?A long standing ban on guns in state offices is at odds with Utah law and likely will be tossed out in the next few months. The Utah Attorney General's office has told state lawmakers the ban was effectively negated in 1999 by changes the Legislature made to the state's gun laws.

U Wants Students From West Side

By , , and • November 20, 2001

Jacquelyn Molina wakes up every weekday morning at 7 a.m. in her Rose Park apartment, and helps two of her siblings get ready for school. She walks with them to North Star Elementary, trying to beat the 8:15 a.m. tardy bell.

Olympic Flame on Its Way to SLC

November 20, 2001

ANCIENT OLYMPIA, Greece?The flame that will burn at the 2002 Winter Games began its long journey to Salt lake City on Monday after a ceremony held among the ruins where the Olympics were born. Cloudy skies and sporadic showers prevented the flame from being lighted during the ceremony.

State Asks Court to Hear Census Case

November 20, 2001

WASHINGTON?The state of Utah plans to ask the Supreme Court on Tuesday to hear its challenge to the 2000 census. If successful, the appeal would gain the state a House seat at North Carolina's expense. Earlier this month, a three-judge panel rejected Utah's claim that the Census Bureau had erred in counting the populations of the two states, which resulted in North Carolina adding a 13th House seat, while Utah fell just short of getting a fourth.

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