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

Hits and misses

March 31, 2009

In its third year, the dance marathon continues to be a positive and enjoyable tradition. Kudos to those members of ASUU responsible for its organization and to the students who participated. It takes dedication to dance for 26.2 hours, even for a good cause. HIT

AnARTomy program showcases human body around the world

By By Jenna Miller, Staff Writer March 31, 2009


The AnARTomy program, which was performed this past weekend and will be performed again this weekend at the U, also had more than two different performances simultaneously around the world.

Gang database worth downside

By By Aaron Zundel March 23, 2009

All human cost considered, the new database promises to do more good for Utahns than harm, especially if the state further refines the system to somehow allow defense attorneys access on a case-by-case basis.

Utah deals with small ball to pick up win

By By Paige Fieldsted, Staff Writer February 26, 2009

Although the Utes aren't accustomed to dealing with small, quick teams, the Mountain West Utah has a 7-foot-2 giant and UNLV countered with a guard quartet that nearly handed Utah its first loss in eight games.

The longevity of Thursday

By By Chase Straight February 19, 2009

There's something to be said about longevity in the music business, especially in a genre that spits out ensemble after ensemble in the name of giving angry teenagers a soundtrack for their aggression. Thursday is one of the only bands that can survive their fans growing out of that surly phase.

Symphony production you don’t want to miss

By By Christie Franke, Red Pulse Writer February 19, 2009

This weekend, the Utah Symphony brings together these two pieces. Both are extremely famous8212;that goes without saying8212;and will be presented under the baton of guest conductor, Maestro Jean-Claude Casadesus.

Social, visual behavior affected by specific genes

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor February 19, 2009

U researchers have found two genes that affect a person's ability to draw pictures and communicate with family and strangers, which could help them find drugs that are useful for treating genetic disorders.

Candidates highlight sustainable initiatives

By By Jeremy Thompson, Staff Writer February 19, 2009

Candidates running in ASUU elections want to make campus sustainability a major issue for the next student body president.

TRAILS participants take to the slopes

By By Rosemary Campbell, Staff Writer February 19, 2009

Tucker and two other Therapeutic Recreation And Independent Lifestyles participants, Kim Walton and Cliff Christiansen, participated in winter sports before they were paralyzed.

U to offer religious minor in Fall 2009

By By Katie Valentine, Staff Writer February 19, 2009

The U will begin offering a minor in religion starting in Fall 2009. The 18-credit minor includes courses in several different colleges, including philosophy, literature, sociology, history and Middle Eastern studies.