The Daily Utah Chronicle

Red Rocks climb to No. 1

January 12, 2005

Coming off of a victory over the top-ranked team in the nation, the U gymnastics team now holds that honor. The Utes are No. 1 in the national rankings, while UCLA slipped one spot to No. 2. Although the Utes are the top-ranked team in the nation, the honor doesn't hold much weight at this point in the season.

Curtain call

By By Sarah Janel Jackson • November 23, 2004

Encore Eminem Aftermath Records Two and a half out of five stars Sarah Janel Jackson Staff Writer A follow-up to 2002's Grammy winner The Eminem Show and the first album released since Eminem clinched an Oscar for "Lose Yourself" from the "8 Mile" soundtrack, Encore was hyped to showcase an ever controversial, more mature rap artist.

The Chronicle’s View: Young using productive tactics with Legislature

November 23, 2004

A lthough the new committees haven't formed yet, U President Michael Young has been working diligently to get to know state legislators. When the roster for the higher education appropriations subcommittee is decided, Young said he hopes to have a close working relationship with them.

The Chronicle’s View: Kerry is the best choice for Utah Democrats

February 24, 2004

Today marks the Democratic primary vote here in Utah, and with it, one of the only opportunities for underrepresented liberals in the state to make an impact on executive politics. While Utah's Electoral College vote goes almost implicitly to Republican candidates-and therefore effectively negates liberal voices in this predominantly conservative state-the Democratic primary offers Utah Democrats an opportunity to make a difference.

No good can come from firearms bill

By By Nick Macey • February 20, 2004

The state Legislature is obsessed with guns-big guns, little guns, guns on university campuses, guns in private cars, guns in the home, even guns in elementary schools. This issue seems to come up every year, each time getting increasingly more insane. This is shown expertly in a Jan.

Family Practice: Being Mom & Med Student at the U

By and • September 23, 2002

\Soleil, Indigo and Uinta Cook regularly enjoy the outings most girls do: piano and dance lessons, camping trips and local festivals. But one outing was particularly enjoyable for them?watching their mother Paula don the first white coat of her career during the U's White Coat Ceremony honoring medical students.

Letter to the Editor: No Single Lesson of Sept. 11

By By Jeff Hullinger and By Jeff Hullinger • September 20, 2002

Editor: In his Sept. 16 letter to the editor, "Attackers Are Not the Heroes", Jonathan Richardson apparently wants to place limits on our ability to "learn lessons" about Sept. 11, and assume for everyone, that we should learn the "real lesson." I wonder what Richardson would think if he learned that many sons and daughters of the victims of the World Trade Center opposed the bombing of Afghanistan in which the "collateral damages" were innocent people who had nothing to do with Sept.

Letter to the Editor: Redfest Misses the Point

By By Steve Davis and By Steve Davis • September 20, 2002

Editor: I pride myself on being one of the smartest guys on campus. However, it does not take brilliance to see that this year's Redfest activities are going down the toilet. In fact, they never even had a chance at success to begin with. First of all, it seems to me that by charging students to see no-name acts, Redfest organizers are asking students to not come at all.

Winning Lottery Number Is 9-1-1

By and • September 13, 2002

ALBANY, N.Y.?Officials say it was just a coincidence, but many people found it chilling and maybe suspicious, too: On the anniversary of Sept. 11, the winning numbers in the New York lottery were 9-1-1. Lottery officials said Thursday that 5,631 people had selected the tragic numbers.

Quote of the Day

By , , and • October 31, 2001

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