The Daily Utah Chronicle

Hope in the shadows

By By Sarah Haselton • November 29, 2004

Editor's Note: The pseudonym Michael is being used at the request of the source. The Chronicle's editorial policy grants anonymity to sources who fear retribution for being quoted. Michael is a typical U student. Those who either see him walking about the campus, sitting in a class, or even shopping at the grocery store don't realize that Michael has a secret-he is the child of an undocumented worker.

Tinseltown bound

November 29, 2004

There were some tense moments, but in the end, Utah volleyball got some good news Sunday afternoon. The Utes made it in to the NCAA tournament with an at-large bid, although it wasn't revealed on ESPNews until the last pairings. "Being in the final bracket always makes it exciting," said a relieved Shelly Sommerfeldt.

Letter to the Editor: Sept. 11 Tuition Date Is Not a Real Tragedy

By By Zac Allen and By Zac Allen • September 10, 2002

Editor: Reading Craig Froehlich's Sept. 9 article, "Sept. 11: Tragedy and Tuition" gave me the courage to relate a similar outrage that I suffered recently. Upon receiving my September credit card bill, I was shocked and hurt to find that my bill was due on Sept.

Terrorist Finances Sought in Raids

July 10, 2002

WASHINGTON?Federal investigators are conducting raids nationwide on jewelry stores owned mostly by Pakistanis, hoping to break up fronts for terrorist groups or their financial backers, U.S. officials say. The raids have taken place in several cities over the past two weeks, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and New York.