The Daily Utah Chronicle

LeaderShape conference looks to inspire future leaders

March 29, 2004

Students desiring to participate in the fourth annual LeaderShape conference sponsored by the nonprofit organization have until this Wednesday to turn in applications. Four years ago, former student-body president Jesse Dalton and a handful of other students attended a LeaderShape conference in Allerton, Ill.

Humanities College honors prof, student teacher

March 29, 2004

Each year, the College of Humanities presents one teacher and one graduate student teacher with the Ramona W. Cannon Award for teaching excellence in the humanities. This year's distinguished honors went to Janet Theiss and Brikena Ribaj. Theiss is a professor in the department of history and currently teaches two courses-one on Chinese and Asian History and another on comparative gender history.

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March 3, 2004

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Good times don’t always mean high prices

March 3, 2004

Being broke sucks. Not being able to have fun sucks even more. But, do not despair-having no dinero doesn't necessarily mean you're doomed to boredom. Close attention to deals and a thrifty eye can ensure a good time at low cost. Lets talk food, shall we? Every Tuesday, as many U students know, B&D Burgers offers its famous burgers for just $1.

Growing older: Web site offers info about elder care

March 2, 2004

Some young people have a tendency to think they'll live forever. With today's figures, they can count on an average lifespan of approximately 80 years, according to the U's Health Sciences Center. Although this existence is not forever, life expectancy has increased by 29.

Utes fail to score a run over the weekend against Tulane

March 1, 2004

The U baseball team fell to 1-8 on the season after dropping a three-game weekend set to the No. 7 Tulane Green Wave (8-1). The Utes were outmatched in the field and at the plate and were outscored 19-0 for the series. The lone bright spot for the Utes was sophomore hurler Jason Price, who went the distance in the first game, giving up only six hits and three unearned runs.

Point counter point: Are anti-war activists motivated by political persuasion? (Gurr)

February 25, 2004

Historically, peace activists have a lengthy record of censuring American presidents. During the Vietnam era, presidents of both parties received the brunt of remarkable public outrage. With the end of the Cold War, the international atmosphere calmed dramatically.

Stanford blasts Ute men’s tennis squad

February 25, 2004

The U men's tennis team's record fell to 5-4 yesterday after losing their second road meet in a row, this one to the No. 6 Stanford Cardinal (6-2) by a score of 7-0. The Utes were overmatched in every aspect, losing each match by a large margin. Miron Mann was the only Ute to win five games in a set at the No.

Letter to the Editor: Be tolerant in gay debate

February 23, 2004

Editor: The recent debate on gay marriage has provoked a careful inquiry into the morality of homosexual acts and relationships. Professor Deen Chatterjee wrote a very interesting column on Feb. 17 ("Is there a link between homosexuality and immorality?") on this very issue, where he questioned the idea of sinfulness.

All the Gun Fuss is Wasted Time and Money

By By [email protected] • February 19, 2004

By [email protected],For at least 2 years now we've been bombarded with the issue of whether or not guns should be allowed on campus, with the Chrony strongly backing former Pres. Machen's stance that...