The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Man sentenced in hospital records theft

By By , News Editor November 30, 2009

A judge sentenced the last of two men who stole University Hospital's electronic medical records.

Grad outlines Islamic financial practices

By By , Staff Writer November 23, 2009

Ever since the financial crisis of 2008, pundits and lawmakers have considered an array of regulations and punitive measures to remedy the system's problems, but real solutions could be found in an unexpected place8212;Islamic countries.

Ordinance hurts neighbor relations

By By Kelly O?Neill September 30, 2009

The "loud party ordinance" passed by the city council last week will cost Greek Row, along with all other Salt Lake City residents, $300 per visit from police officers every time they must respond to a noise disturbance. Although the threat of a fine might quiet a rowdy party for a night, it's not going to fix the underlying problem of the long-lived tense relations between Greek Row and the surrounding Federal Heights neighborhood.

Health care article ignorant

September 22, 2009

In response to Whitney Fitts' "well thought-out" article regarding the health care debate ("Health care debate plagued by skewed words," Sep. 21),

Researchers seek methods to fight implant infection

By By Rachel Stuart, Staff Writer June 12, 2009

CSA-13, a chemical that mimics bacteria-resistant proteins on human skin, is a promising solution for artificial joint infections.

Ponying up: Polo event helps build pharmacy building

Professional polo players and ponies were flown in to participate in a fundraiser for the College of Pharmacy, bringing an old tradition back to the U, which hasn't seen a polo match since the early 1940s.

Double major, double value

By By Jonathan Deesing April 15, 2009

I am imploring all of you to do two things: plan ahead and double-major, or at least minor in something. For some, such as those in the department of engineering, this is very difficult. Many majors limit the number of courses a student can take. However, it is not impossible.

Glory of 2004 was as good as it can get

By By Tony Pizza, Sports Editor April 15, 2009

Any way you try to split it, 2004 set the foundation for what should be a long history of success.

Financial class should be required

By By Jeffrey Jenkins April 15, 2009

If the U wants to prepare its graduates for the real world with functional knowledge, a financial literacy requirement is imperative.

Religious beliefs stir debate over practice

By By Jamie Bowen, Staff Writer April 2, 2009

U religious leaders have made up their minds about the morality of destroying live embryos in stem cell research, but many students are muddled in their opinions.