The Daily Utah Chronicle

From Sunbeams to Scandalous: Young Ambassadors Face Accusations

By By Rosy Gardner, Chronicle Feature Editor • November 12, 2001

The BYU Young Ambassadors aren't singing anymore. The world-renowned group of singers, actors and dancers spends much of its time on tour, performing shows that spread the word on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But Tuesday, one of their stars was attacked in a scandal that rocked Happy Valley.

Parking Revolves Around Permit

November 12, 2001

At the center of the parking problem is the permit. The slip of plastic hanging from your rear-view mirror that lets the bike ticketer know you are in the right area.Students look at their parking pass...

U’s Parking Task Force Will Face Rough Realities

By and • November 12, 2001

When ASUU President Ben Lowe and others of the Associated Students of the University of Utah thought up the parking task force a few months ago, it seemed like a darn good idea. Reasonable folks would...

Bridge Will Open to Students After Games

By and • November 12, 2001

While it'll be dedicated in the beginning of December, the pedestrian bridge may not be available for students until after the Olympics.The bridge, which crosses Wasatch Drive, has been under construction...

Opinion Cartoon

By By Britain Morris, By Britain Morris, and By Britain Morris • November 12, 2001

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Neighbors Frustrated by Student Parking

By By Carrie Andrew • November 12, 2001

By Carrie AndrewAs parking problems worsen, local streets have begun to look as crowded as the Union parking lot around noon. Parking off campus has become a solution for students who haven't bought a...

Letter to the Editor: Task Force Will Give Students Voice

By By Ben Lowe, ASUU President, Mike Nelson, ASUU Vice President, By Ben Lowe, ASUU President, Mike Nelson, ASUU Vice President, and By Ben Lowe, ASUU President, Mike Nelson, ASUU Vice President • November 12, 2001

Editor: Parking has been one of the foremost student concerns on campus for more than 20 years. Each year, this concern is brought to the attention of the Associated Students of the University of Utah. Until now, the response has always been the same: "Nothing can be done," or "It is too big of an issue.