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Students upset by Romney’s withdrawal

By By Rochelle McConkie | February 8, 2008
Mitt Romney's departure from the presidential race on Thursday left many Utahns feeling disappointed and surprised, but U students and faculty said the candidate made the right decision. "I still feel he's the best person to be the president of the United States, but Super Tuesday didn't go as well as hoped," said Kirk Jowers, director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics and Romney supporter.

Senate passes bill to conceal animal researchers

By By Rochelle McConkie | February 6, 2008
The Senate passed a bill Tuesday that would conceal the names, personal addresses and phone numbers of animal researchers at state colleges and universities. SB 113, sponsored by Sen. Greg Bell, R-Fruit Heights, would modify the Government Records Access and Management Act to classify personal information of researchers who conduct medical or scientific research on animals at institutions of higher education as protected documents.

New bill would cut tuition discount for illegals

By By Rochelle McConkie | February 4, 2008
The Utah Senate introduced a 20-page immigration reform bill Jan. 31, combining proposals from several pieces of legislation already moving through the House and Senate. Senate Bill 81, sponsored by Sen. Bill Hickman, R-Washington County, would repeal in-state tuition for undocumented college students who register after April 30, 2010.

Bill would conceal names of animal researchers

By By Rochelle McConkie | February 2, 2008
Animal rights protesters are up in arms over a bill set to hit the Senate floor in the legislature next week that would conceal the names, personal addresses and phone numbers of animal researchers at state colleges and universities. Harold Rose, an activist with Utah Primate Freedom, said the bill is unconstitutional and undermines basic principles of democracy.

Year in review: FUSE triumphs in ASUU elections

By By Rochelle McConkie | December 5, 2007
March 15 The FUSE Party dominated the Associated Students of the University of Utah elections, sweeping all executive and most legislative positions. FUSE presidential candidate Spencer Pearson and vice presidential candidate Basim Motiwala beat Forward Party candidates Rick Pehrson and Clayton McDonald by 526 votes, receiving 54 percent of the vote.

Year in review: Campus security task force named

By By Rochelle McConkie | December 5, 2007
June 5 U President Michael Young organized a campus security task force in response to April's shootings at Virginia Tech University and the Utah Supreme Court's decision to overturn the university's previous no-gun policy. The task force is still looking into three core aspects of emergency response: how to deal with troubling behavioral issues in students and faculty, what to do in the presence of weapons and feasible ways to notify the entire campus of a crisis.

KUTE back on the air

By By Rochelle McConkie | December 4, 2007
KUTE, the U's student-run radio station, may be back on the air in 2008 if plans to put an antenna on the roof of the Languages and Communication Building are completed over Winter Break. The Student Broadcast Council recently voted that up to $1,000 of KUTE's reserve funds can be used to install the antenna.
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