The Daily Utah Chronicle

Who you gonna call?

By By Ana Breton • October 25, 2006

It happened around this time last year. For several hours, Mike Christensen had been walking through the Salt Lake City Cemetery, but because it was getting dark, he started to head home. Opting for safety, the junior economics major followed the light posts leading the way out of the cemetery.

ASUU to slash KUTE funding?

October 25, 2006

Student government leaders are pushing to cut funding to KUTE, the U's student-run radio station, for the remainder of the current school year. A joint bill was proposed last week in a committee of the Student Assembly to suspend KUTE's funding until June 2007.

U student robbed walking home from TRAX

February 21, 2006

A gang of males attacked and robbed Philip Gundersen, sophomore communication major, as he was walking from the Delta Center TRAX station to his home in the Gateway Apartments Sunday evening, according to Salt Lake City Police. Gundersen said that the attackers-a group of eight to nine males-took his cell phone and wallet, which contained his green card, Social Security card, credit card, driver's license and TRAX pass.

The long road back

February 7, 2006

The surgery went perfectly, the rehabilitation is going according to plan, and the target date for a return to the field is set for the end of April. Still, Brian Johnson isn't accustomed to this. The Ute quarterback, who tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in a loss to New Mexico last Nov.

Can I get a pint with that shake?

February 3, 2006

"Mrs. Henderson Presents" BBC Films Directed by Stephen Frears Written by Martin Sherman Starring: Judi Dench, Bob Hoskins, Kelly Reilly, Will Young, Thelma Barlow and Christopher Guest Rated R/103 minutes Opens Friday, Feb. 3 Three out of four stars The British: so polite, so proper, so unassumingly classy.

Save the rec center!

By By Clayton Norlen • February 1, 2006

A recreation center is what U students want, but it is not what students will get. Because of a recent decision by the Legislature, the future of the U's ability to recruit potential students and create cohesive community has been damaged. On Jan. 26, the Utah State Legislature inadvertently decreed that U students were not responsible enough to decide how their money was spent.

Utes at a glance

January 23, 2006

Racket'n Utes have up and down day in Boise The Ute men's tennis team had success in the semifinals at the ITA Mountain Regional Competition before failing to get a win in the championships later in the day. Miron Mann, Ryan Scott and Wes Hancock all posted singles victories over Boise State, with teams of Mann and Zach Ganger and Jason Yap and Tomasz Grzyb picking up doubles wins.