The Daily Utah Chronicle

Asian Sorority Seeks On-campus Identity

By By U Wire, By U Wire, and By U Wire • October 26, 2001

By U WireSYRACUSE, N.Y.?While many chapters gripe about disinterested brothers and sisters who don't offer guidance or support, Kappa Phi Lambda is relishing the opposite: a group of all sisters united...

Students Speak Out on Crimes Against Women

By By U Wire • October 26, 2001

By U WireEMPORIA, Kan.?This week, Emporia State University students are making statements with chalk drawings and crosses representing grave markers, in remembrance of women who have been victims in acts...

Kentucky U Fosters Worldwide Friendship

By By U Wire • October 26, 2001

By U WireLEXINGTON, Ky.?In light of recent University of Kentucky and international events, it may seem uncommon to see a close friendship between people of different ethnicity. Some students said there...

At Universities, Free Speech Challenged

By By U Wire • October 26, 2001

By U WireTUSCALOOSA, Ala.?Universities, once free to engage in public debate, are finding this tradition tested in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington, D.C. Across the nation, college...

Students Show Support to End Discrimination

October 25, 2001

Blue ribbons are appearing all over campus, and a wall of painted bricks stands on the Marriott Plaza, reminding passers-by of acts of oppression, discrimination and intolerance. The Writing on the Wall...

Weak Economy Could Impact OSU’s Funding

By By U Wire • October 25, 2001

By U WireSTILLWATER, Okla.?Oklahoma State University officials are preparing for the possibility of budget cuts, even as state legislators promise to protect education during the national economic recession....

Texas Protesters Invited Back to Discuss Freedom

By By U Wire • October 25, 2001

By U WireSAN MARCOS, Texas?Members of the San Marcos 10 were in good spirits Tuesday when they met again at the place they held a protest 32 years ago. The seven former Southwest Texas State University...

USU’s Disabled Access Improved

By By U Wire • October 25, 2001

By U WireLOGAN?Plans are underway to improve the services and accessibility of Utah State University to students with disabilities through a new training program for faculty and an updated campus survey...

Letter to the Editor

By By Rob Sivulka, Ph.D. student, Philosophy, By Christopher Condrat, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering, By Chris Winstead, Graduate Student, Electronics Engineering, By Rob Sivulka, Ph.D. student, Philosophy, By Christopher Condrat, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering, By Chris Winstead, Graduate Student, Electronics Engineering, By Rob Sivulka, Ph.D. student, Philosophy, By Christopher Condrat, Sophomore, Electrical Engineering, and By Chris Winstead, Graduate Student, Electronics Engineering • October 25, 2001

By Rob Sivulka, Ph.D. student, PhilosophyEditor: I think that Jared Whitley, in his Oct. 23 feature column titled "Fruit Faith: Science and Religion Can Mix," made a good point of science resting on its...

Plan to Run Out of Gas Without Campus Allies

October 25, 2001

Like that small scratch on the roof of your mouth, parking at the University of Utah is a constant irritant.While many more students have complained about it this year than in the past, it is an annual...