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December 1, 2006

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Wednesday Theater -"Pride and Prejudice" $5 to $49 7:30 p.m. Pioneer Memorial Theatre -"Sweet Charity" $30 to $52.50 7:30 p.m. Capitol Theatre (50 W. 200 South) Concert -Straylight Run with Matt Pond $12 in advance; $15 at the door 7 p.m. In The Venue (219 S.

Law-school workshop emphasizes need to budget

November 3, 2006

The S.J. Quinney College of Law held its annual financial-aid workshop Nov. 1 to answer students' questions about financing three years of law school. As the next LSAT-the law school entrance exam-in December quickly approaches, many prospective law students are thinking about applications, letters of recommendation and how to pay once they get accepted into a school, said Reyes Aguilar, associate dean for financial aid.

Playing the field

November 1, 2006

No. 2 BYU Cougars (13-2-3, 4-1-2 MWC) BYU comes into the Mountain West Conference tournament having won its past four games, handing UNLV, New Mexico, Wyoming and Air Force consecutive losses on its way to the No. 2 seed in the tournament. Katie Larken leads the Cougars into the tournament with six goals and five assists on the season.

Gov. names U professor poet laureate

By By Morgan Ratcliffe • October 30, 2006

Katharine Coles, U associate professor of English, was appointed Utah's new poet laureate by Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. on Friday. Coles, who also serves as the English department's director of creative writing, has published two novels and three collections of poetry, and her works have appeared in numerous anthologies and periodicals.

LBGT Resource Center coordinator resigns

By By Ana Breton • October 30, 2006

Charles Milne, coordinator of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Resource Center, is officially resigning on Nov. 3 to seek a new career in event planning and management. Milne's resignation comes 15 days after his immediate supervisor, Karen Dace, announced her resignation from her position as associate vice president for diversity.

Tales from Tinseltown

By By Ryan Funk • February 21, 2006

According to police reports, Britney H. Spears (the H. Stands for Hamster) has endangered the life of her child, Sean Preston Federline. According to police and photographic evidence, Spears was seen leaving a Southern California Starbucks with baby on lap.

Tennis teams have mostly successful weekends

February 14, 2006

Both the U men and women had success over the weekend-except when it came to Boise State. The men started off their busy slate with a disappointing 5-2 loss to the Broncos. The only singles winner was Dan Mascall, a victor in the No. 6 position. But before long, the men got back to their winning ways.

Horoscopes

By By Seora Drusilla • February 7, 2006

Aquarius 1/20-2/18 As Venus aligns with Saturn this week, you will fall into a harmonious rhythm with your loved ones and, finally, your laundry. And it's about time-people were starting to notice. Pisces 2/19-3/20 Your element is water, Pisces, and the gods did this for a reason.

Minutemen say U policy on undocumented immigrants is illegal

By By Dustin Gardiner and Patrick Muir • January 31, 2006

Several members of the Utah Minuteman Project, a group for strict enforcement of immigration laws attended yesterday's mass protest at Capitol Hill. The group strongly supports House Bill 7, which would bar illegal immigrants from receiving in-state tuition.