The Daily Utah Chronicle

Letter to the Editor: Huntsman has done nothing ommendable his first two weeks

January 13, 2005

Editor: Let's not be too eager to drown our new governor's supposed "mandate" in praise because of his simple decision to respectfully not take a bribe from the new owner of Envirocare. RuthAnne Frost (in Jan. 11's "Huntsman: Waste not, want not on Envirocare") proposes the governor has "proven his political integrity" by not doing something that was unethical.

Ute football seniors receive all-star invites

January 12, 2005

Finishing ranked among the top teams in the country has proven fruitful for some U football seniors, who have been invited to play in various postseason all-star games. This Saturday, three Utes will suit up for the West team in the Shrine Game. The event takes place in SBC Stadium in San Francisco, and will be attended by safety Morgan Scalley, wide receiver Paris Warren, and offensive lineman Chris Kemoeatu.

Federal Communication Commission: Nanny 911

November 23, 2004

A merican families have gained a third parent. In other words, we have a mother, a father and the FCC. When I was a child, my mom would turn off the television if something inappropriate was on. Today we have the luxury of a V-Chip so parents can make certain programs unavailable to children.

Good libations

November 23, 2004

While the surrounding boulevards near the cavernous stadium sat dark and empty like streets are want to do in the wee hours of the morning, an island of bustle and merriment stood out on the otherwise desolate campus. Tonight, unlike any other night in the history of time, was the eve of a football game.

Students register as marrow donors

By By Patrick Muir • November 18, 2004

Many students showed up at the Union Ballroom Wednesday to register as bone marrow donors, but the turnout wasn't as good as some had hoped. "We were hoping for more, but today was not a failure by any means. We hit a goal of 100, but were prepared to handle up to five," said Jennifer Shaub, project organizer.

Registry seeks student bone marrow donors

November 17, 2004

After Julie Gorse watched her brother-in-law die from lymphoma without having been able to find a bone marrow match, she wanted to help others donate the vital tissue. And today she will do that very thing. The Gregg Schaub Donor Foundation that Gorse founded in her brother-in-law's name will register interested bone marrow donors from 10 a.

Gay community copes with No. 3

November 17, 2004

Legislation and civil disobedience are two ways in which members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community are coping with the passing of Amendment 3, a discussion group concluded on Tuesday. Although there was some disagreement regarding which method was better, some participants stressed the need to incorporate both aggressive and behind-the-scenes tactics.

Trustees discuss gun issue behind closed doors

March 31, 2004

The doors were closed. The Board of Trustees met Tuesday morning to discuss pending litigation regarding the guns on campus issue. "It's an emotional issue. We're trying to decide what our policy should be," said Jim Macfarlane, chairperson of the board.

Museum painting’s shady past discovered

March 26, 2004

The Utah Museum of Fine Arts has unknowingly possessed and displayed a stolen piece of art since 1994. The work is a Francois Boucher painting titled, "Les Amoreaux Jeunes (The Young Lovers)." Boucher was a famous French Rococo artist who produced numerous works during the 18th century that are now on display at more than 40 museums worldwide, including the Louvre, the National Gallery of Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

I will not vote, leave me alone!

By By [email protected] • March 4, 2004

By [email protected] will not vote in the student elections so leave me alone. The student government is irrelevant to me and my life, and my time at school, and this election is no exception. I have...