The Daily Utah Chronicle

Where you live may have a large effect on what you weigh, found a study conducted by professors in the U's family and consumer studies department. Professors presented their findings-that residents' obesity rates are related to the way their neighborhoods are designed-Sept.

Joseph Vogel, a graduate of Utah Valley State College and author of Free Speech 101: The Utah Valley Uproar over Michael Moore, said America has lived to see the second coming of McCarthyism at Monday's Hinckley Institute of Politics event. Vogel was invited to speak as part of the Marriott Library's "September Project," intended to "provide forums for remembering the tragedy of Sept.

In a world dominated by computers, Enrique Arce-Larreta still prefers the more psychological face-to-face chess over Internet chess. "I like to see the whites of their eyes," said Arce-Larreta, a champion chess-player and second-year graduate student in mechanical engineering.

While daydreaming in a high-school statistics class, Aron Taylor had an idea. "Five States, one race, one division, one champion," said the junior anthropology major. "It became my motto from that moment on." Since that day, Taylor has single-handedly created a Web site to unify high-school cross-country runners, organized a Rocky Mountain region composed of five western states and planned an event that will transform the world of high-school distance running.

While daydreaming in a high-school statistics class, Aron Taylor had an idea. "Five States, one race, one division, one champion," said the junior anthropology major. "It became my motto from that moment on." Since that day, Taylor has single-handedly created a Web site to unify high-school cross-country runners, organized a Rocky Mountain region composed of five western states and planned an event that will transform the world of high-school distance running.