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By By [email protected] • April 1, 2004

By [email protected] you for providing me with a well deserved laugh...many, many laughs!A job well done on your April 1st edition of the Nationalistic Chronic.#post_author_author, .post_author_avatar,...

Giacoletti to succeed Majerus as head coach of the Runnin’ Utes

March 31, 2004

All signs pointed toward U athletics director Chris Hill hiring Nevada head coach Trent Johnson as head basketball coach. But it didn't happen. Johnson decided to extend his contract at Nevada for another five years, and Hill decided to hire Eastern Washington coach Ray Giacoletti as the head coach of the team.

Utes take care of business against Aggies, 4-2

March 31, 2004

In its first game of the season at Ute field, the U softball team came through with a 4-2 win in a close battle against Utah State. Although the Aggies came into the match only having won three games on the year, it was no surprise to U coach Mona Stevens that the match was close and went down to the wire.

Big bugs living in Red Butte Garden

March 30, 2004

Red Butte Garden will literally have big bugs in its gardens this spring. Wood bugs the size of cars are being displayed throughout Red Butte Garden as a part of David Rogers' Big Bug show, which will run until June 27. The show is kicking off the 11th season of Rogers' exhibits and marks the second time the U has displayed his work.

Elected officials wet their feet

March 26, 2004

While the majority of students breathe a sigh of relief as this Spring Semester comes to a close, the newly elected student government officials are inhaling deeply as they prepare for the dive into U politics. The immediate tasks at hand for novices Alex Lowe, president-elect, Bobby Harrington, vice president elect, and Sara Hogan, senior class president-elect, are to decide on the structure of the future administration's Executive Cabinet and to balance the projected $1.

Gender and Entrepreneurs

By and • October 21, 2002

Editor: Once again, the School of Business has advertised its annual Utah Entrepreneur Challenge, and once again, I am disturbed by the wording of the contest. But this time, I am writing to call attention to it. Language is a powerful medium, not least because it encodes the values and beliefs of the culture that uses it.