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The traitor among us

By By Natalie Dicou November 20, 2007
Once Utah and BYU fans pick a side, they rarely waver. In fact, trading red for blue, or vice versa, is often seen as a shocking betrayal. But for Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham, the transition went surprisingly smoothly. "I was loyal to Utah the day I got here," Whittingham said.

Christmas shopping no excuse for debt

By By Nicholas Pappas November 19, 2007
It's midnight. Children lie in their beds and dream about their favorite things -- not moonbeams or kitten whiskers, but Xbox 360s, cell phones and Hannah Montana merchandise. Their mothers don't want to disappoint them. Christmas is a month away. Making sure their children aren't blue is worth going in the red.

Call to U: Make your voice heard

November 19, 2007
Often, I come across many people who want to tell me their feelings about The Daily Utah Chronicle and, more specifically, its opinion section's content. The reviews are often mixed and usually regard what people feel is inadequate coverage or diversity of opinion on a specific topic.

MWC Power Rankings

October 18, 2007
No. 1 Brigham Young (4-2, 3-0 MWC) Next: 10/20 East. Washington The Cougars have proven to be the most consistent team in the MWC week in and week out thus far. BYU has a good chance at going 3-0 over the softest part of its schedule. The Cougars must improve during that stretch because they will face TCU, Wyoming and Utah in the final leg of the season.

Rockies prove to be better than just solid

By By Chris Kamrani October 17, 2007
For the first time in a long while, the fans of the Colorado Rockies are glad to see something that isn't their beloved Coors Light flowing. That sturdy flow is flat-out domination of about five or six teams, which has resulted in 21 wins in 22 games and a big goose egg in the playoffs so far.

U employee assaulted

By By Ana Breton October 17, 2007
A U employee was booked into jail Tuesday with the charge of aggravated assault against a fellow employee. A female employee of the Biomedical Polymers Research Building was taken to the University Hospital after a fellow employee -- a man who works at the Huntsman Cancer Institute -- reportedly attempted to kidnap her on the terrace of the biomedical building, said Sgt. Bob Garner of the U Police Department. The woman suffered lacerations to her head after being stricken by the man with a blunt object, Garner said. The woman remained in serious condition Tuesday night, but Garner said she is "out of danger".

Internet on campus: Professors offer lectures on iTunes

October 17, 2007
Professors at the U are beginning to grasp the technological revolution. Through a deal with Apple, the U now offers iTunes for faculty members to broadcast lectures and information on the Web. Students can find and download lectures onto their iPods or MP3 players from www.

Internet on campus: U warns against Internet piracy

October 17, 2007
Students who download music and movies on school computers without copyright permission might think they are doing little harm. But administrators say the recording industry is watching what you download and students caught pirating online materials can face steep consequences.

Jazz have second home tune-up tonight

By By Jason Peterson October 17, 2007
Over four games, Utah Jazz point guard Deron Williams is averaging roughly 12 points, four rebounds, 4.5 assists and almost 4 turnovers. These digits are a far cry from where he left off in May's playoffs when Williams contributed an additional eight points and twice as many assists per game.

Internet on campus: U Podcasts provide anytime-access to speakers, events

By By Parker Williams October 17, 2007
Regardless of a person's schedule or location, the U's podcasting program provides lectures when you want them, where you want them. With the popularity of personal audio devices such as iPods or MP3 players, podcasting is steadily growing in popularity. "One of the key benefits is it's a way for the University to showcase the minds and the talents we have," said publication manager Jason Smith.

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