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March 3, 2004

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Letter to the Editor: ASUU intends to fund religious groups

February 27, 2004

Editor: I write in response to the Feb. 25 article ("ASUU legislators discuss funding groups") and editorial ("Religious groups should be funded by ASUU") in The Daily Utah Chronicle. I would like to clarify a couple of issues. Article IV, Section 3 of The Bylaws of the Associated Students of the University of Utah reads: "Article I, Section 4 of the Utah State Constitution provides that 'The State shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof...' Similar provisions exist in the U.

ASUU strives to increase voter turnout

February 27, 2004

With primary elections for student-body representatives nearing, the Associated Students of the University of Utah is exerting more effort than in recent history to increase voter turnout. By pouring money, time and labor into a beefed-up marketing campaign, student leaders hope to increase voting by 5 percent of the student body, or roughly 1,400 students.

Letter to the Editor: Learn to accept others’ differences

February 18, 2004

Editor: The current debate on homosexuality contains the same verbiage present in discussions the first time African Americans were given freedom or the right to vote, when jazz music became popular, when integration was proposed and when women were given the vote.

Letter to the Editor: Editing for Personal Preference

By By Bryan Embley and By Bryan Embley • September 30, 2002

Editor: After the tasteless mudslinging, Chris Yeates eventually got to his point in his Sept. 26 column, "If You Can't Beat Them, Just Co-opt Them." He claimed that selling edited versions of movies was illegal and unnecessary. He cited the recent lawsuit filed by the Director's Guild of America and recklessly exaggerated the number of editing firms.