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Opinion Cartoon

March 11, 2005

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Endorsement

By By [email protected] • March 11, 2005

By [email protected] find it interestingly ironic that so many students are upset that the Chrony endorsed Student's First in the upcoming elections.Not only was the endorsement on the Opinion...

Writing a funny column this week is hard. Since I began this "Wookin' Pa Nub" endeavor five weeks ago, some things with girls have actually happened, and I don't know if I can be funny about them. For one, I've totally been making out with a girl this whole time, and trying to attract another pretty girl in the process.

Opinion Cartoon

February 23, 2005

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Opinion Cartoon

February 22, 2005

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Photo: One tree hill

February 3, 2005

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Students divided on party lines over State of Union

By By Kira Jones • February 3, 2005

During the 2005 State of the Union address President Bush detailed an agenda touching on the issues of Social Security, Iraq's direction, marriage and stem-cell research. U students attending a screening of the event sponsored by the College Democrats said the address was an overall success with a few exceptions.

Letter to the Editor: SLC is practicing religious discrimination by ignoring social behavior

February 3, 2005

Editor: I really appreciated everything that was said by Melissa Carey ("Bi-Polar Express" Feb. 2). I had to respond in some way. Not only is Utah ignoring social behaviors, it's a common practice! It makes no sense to me. Issues will never be resolved this way.

Outside the box: The stories journalists tell

February 3, 2005

After listening last week to a woman on National Public Radio talk about her eating disorder, I considered writing a column about society's obsession with physical aesthetics. I could write what studies have shown to be true: that flaunting extremely skinny women on the pages of magazines or on TV is detrimental to the self-concepts of young girls.

Lovers and players

February 1, 2005

Dating more than one person at once is gaining respect as a legitimate type of relationship. Polyamory is also defined as "having many loves" and "responsible non-monogamy." The relationship began to emerge out of the sexual revolution of the 1960s. In a polyamorous relationship, all of the parties involved are well-known to one another and are willing to share each other.