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Outside the box: The stories journalists tell

February 3, 2005

After listening last week to a woman on National Public Radio talk about her eating disorder, I considered writing a column about society's obsession with physical aesthetics. I could write what studies have shown to be true: that flaunting extremely skinny women on the pages of magazines or on TV is detrimental to the self-concepts of young girls.

Photo: One tree hill

February 3, 2005

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Students divided on party lines over State of Union

By By Kira Jones • February 3, 2005

During the 2005 State of the Union address President Bush detailed an agenda touching on the issues of Social Security, Iraq's direction, marriage and stem-cell research. U students attending a screening of the event sponsored by the College Democrats said the address was an overall success with a few exceptions.

Letter to the Editor: SLC is practicing religious discrimination by ignoring social behavior

February 3, 2005

Editor: I really appreciated everything that was said by Melissa Carey ("Bi-Polar Express" Feb. 2). I had to respond in some way. Not only is Utah ignoring social behaviors, it's a common practice! It makes no sense to me. Issues will never be resolved this way.

Lovers and players

February 1, 2005

Dating more than one person at once is gaining respect as a legitimate type of relationship. Polyamory is also defined as "having many loves" and "responsible non-monogamy." The relationship began to emerge out of the sexual revolution of the 1960s. In a polyamorous relationship, all of the parties involved are well-known to one another and are willing to share each other.

The Chronicel’s View: Get hooked up at the Union

January 27, 2005

Renovation of the engineering building resulted in the loss of one of the most-used computer labs on campus. Of all the services offered from student fees paid each semester, none has the mass appeal of the computer labs. Although it's one of the most expensive fees, it's a service that can be used by any student at any one of the many labs around campus.

Opinion Cartoon

January 27, 2005

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Brain Awareness Week

By By [email protected] • January 27, 2005

By [email protected] would like to request that the following be placed on the Chronicle's Events Calender.For further information I can be reached at 585-6501ThanksLincoln A. HuntChair, Brain Awareness...

high school student newspaper contest

By By [email protected] • January 27, 2005

By [email protected],Our advisor at Layton High forgot to send the money for the high school newspaper contest. We were wondering if it was too late to send the money and still be up...

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.