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Top Stories Thursday, July 2, 2009

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Theater students' commitments incompatible with resident adviser schedule

Last month, two theater majors who wanted to serve as resident advisers in student housing resigned because of conflicts with a few weekly staff meetings. Full story

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Students support Iranians with protest

U students took to the steps of Utah’s Capitol this morning with hundreds of demonstrators to support Iran’s young protesters, who are leading a revolution against incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s controversial re-election.   Full story

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Park Building's renovation complete

The Park Building's roof has been nailed down and the building’s internal structure strengthened. Other renovations include fire protection and sprinkler systems, an improved limestone facade and refurbished windows. Full story

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Legislators have health care tunnel vision

Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch showed how out of touch he was with the American people when he sided with many congressional Republicans attempting to block health care reform. Full story

News

American Indian programs lose federal funding

Utah was not endowed with about $3.8 million in federal funds that would have supported American Indian programs and initiatives that the College of Education has organized.
 

Sports

Jazz's new draft picks could make a difference for team

In recent years, the Jazz have had more hits than misses and I think we’ll look back at this year’s class as a hit.

Opinion

A degree isn't worth much without ambition

Too many people are trapped in a state of indifference and lack the ambition to develop the necessary problem solving skills to compete in the world.

Audio Slideshow

The Jack of All Interests