Capitalism only requires voluntary agreement by buyer and seller. If you think altruism is antithetical to capitalism, you've been drinking the Limbaugh Kool-Aid.

U student Nathan Jackson placed in the top five in the third annual Public Relations Society of America Golden Spike Awards competition for the Salt Lake chapter.

The U Academic Senate voted unanimously Monday to create the department of operations and information systems within the David Eccles School of Business, catering to the rising demand for managers also educated in other areas of business.

At the ritzy Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix, thousands of rally attendees crowded into ballrooms, conference rooms, restaurants and the courtyard lawn hoping to see Sen. John McCain achieve a victory. However, watch partygoers were disappointed to see their presidential hopeful be defeated by a large margin.

The U will begin criminal background checks in May for any potential faculty and staff members applying for work, but some existing faculty and staff are against it.

The ISO needs to always assume security breaches include fraudulent purposes or the old CCPA should be revised to protect the personal information of students.

Heather, you could have done yourself proud had you decided to give a closing argument about policy, integrity and good information. But you chose to pander to the lowest form of politics.

True, the military has young service members, but what about police officers and firefighters? Should they not be allowed to pursue those careers until they are older?

In most, but not all, cases, it is probably the best course of action to let the parties themselves work out a solution that reflects the real balance of power rather than for us to impose an artificial status quo.

Greek Row has taken a huge stride in restoring its somewhat tainted image by coming forward so quickly with this incident. We at The Chronicle only hope that this is a sign of the times to come and that Baker's situation can still be rectified.