Sports Members of the U basketball and volleyball teams give food to patrons of Pioneer Park on Sept. 16, many of whom are homeless. A tradition started by guard Jarred DuBois, the team tries to make it out every Sunday. Chad Zavala / The Daily Utah Chronicle

Year in review: Basketball team provides lunch for the homeless »

Originally published Sept. 17, 2012 Growing up in Inglewood, Calif., the Utah guard Jarred DuBois would occasionally spend Saturday mornings with a group that helped feed the homeless. What started…

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Jarred Dubois was instrumental in Utah’s win against Cal, but was shut down by Oregon during the Utes’ loss in the Pac-12 Semifinal on March 17. Spencer Sandstrom / The Daily Utah Chronicle

Year in review: Utes upset Cal, exceed expectations in tourney »

Originally published March 14, 2013 LAS VEGAS — The confetti that emerged from the Utah student section with 1:15 to play Thursday night said it all. The Utes have officially…

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Greg Winslow

Year in review: U suspends Winslow for sexual allegations »

Originally published Feb. 28, 2013 Utah head swim coach Greg Winslow has been suspended following allegations of sexual abuse that the father of a former swimmer filed. The Arizona State…

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Year in review: Holy War provides last-minute excitement »

Originally published Sept. 15, 2012 Iam far from a jaded sportswriter, but I’ve been watching college football my entire life. I’ve seen some wild plays, some crazy finishes and things…

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News

U to reconsider recreational bike and skateboard ban »

File photo. Carly Carnahan / The Daily Utah Chronicle

The U is set to review the language of a controversial proposed ban on recreational bicycle and skateboard riding on…

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U grads urged to find blessings in everyday life »

Updated 9:52 p.m. on Thursday May 2: This story was edited for clarity and grammar. The orchestra sounded out the…

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Students express concerns over planned parking structure »

UPDATED 11:51 a.m. on Sunday, April 28: This story was edited for clarity and grammar. Students and professors expressed their…

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New ASUU leaders take oath of office »

While many students were off cramming for finals Thursday, the incoming ASUU officers for the 2012-2013 school year took the…

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Year in review: Students pay tribute to violin teacher »

A crowd fills Libby Gardner Hall on Jan. 9 for a benefit concert in support of violin teacher, Natalie Reed, who was diagnosed with aggressive stage-four ovarian cancer. Karina Puikkonen / The Daily Utah Chronicle

Originally published Jan. 11, 2013 If George Bailey from “It’s a Wonderful Life” had a modern-day counterpart, Natalie Reed would…

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A&E

DC Comics’ past blunders lower ‘Man of Steel’ box office expectations »

This summer, two heavyweight super heroes are fighting for box office superiority — Iron Man and Superman. However, film lovers seem more excited to watch a rich man in a giant Transformers’ outfit than see Clark Kent’s alter ego. Recently, DC Comics’ film adaptations, comic…

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The Flaming Lips, Kid Cudi to highlight Twilight Concert Series »

Now that finals are over and summer has officially started, it’s time to put away the books and head out to Pioneer Park for Salt Lake City Arts Council’s’ annual Twilight Concert Series. Going into its 26th season, the popular concert series not only aims…

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Year in review: The best of arts »

Staff pick: Best Songs Marjorie Clark, “Girl on Fire,” Alicia Keys I listen to this one to remind me that I can totally handle 18 credit hours and a demanding job of journalism that includes writing multiple stories while editing and working 25+ hours a…

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RAW blends variety of artistic styles »

Photos courtesy RAW: Natural Born Artists

To RAW: Natural Born Artists, art shows have the potential to break away from the clichéd showcase of a gallery setting and transform into a collaborative event. Rather than following the tradition of highlighting one artistic genre, RAW works to fuse the many elements of…

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Megafauna embraces a loud, animal-like sound »

Photo Courtesy Anna Webber

Texas-based band Megafauna upholds a larger-than-life attitude. Evolving from a competitive music scene, it is no surprise the group picked a symbolic name to represent its identity. To the three musicians, Megafauna is more than a title ­— it is a lifestyle. Deriving from terminology evident…

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Chrony experience invaluable

I walked out of my last-ever college class yesterday. There were no balloons, no whistles, no extravagant banners to mark the event. No deep welling of emotion or screaming out of OSH. I didn’t even Instagram…

Apr 24 2013 / Read More »
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The U helping keep popular Outdoor Retailer show in SLC

Changes are afoot. A 373-acre parcel of land in the Wasatch mountains is under consideration to exchange hands from Great Western Mining to the non-profit Wasatch Canyons Foundation, which will donate the parcel to the U.S.…

Apr 17 2013 / Read More »
Editorials

Exxon responsible for oil spill, should not shirk clean up

A video was released last week from a local Mayflower, Ark., resident that showed Exxon turned to paper towels as a cleanup device when it came to the massive oil spill from one of its pipes.…

Apr 17 2013 / Read More »
Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Comments on unfinished Marathon ‘insensitive’

Editor: I read with dissatisfaction the article “Marathon tragedy hits home” in The Chronicle, which reported on U students’ experiences with the Boston bombings. In particular, a student’s quote caught my attention, “You feel bad for…

Apr 19 2013 / Read More »
Blogs

Quirky TV helps ease finals stress

Television today has become quite bleak, which is unfortunate because I was basically raised by my TV set. Even though I have more than 250 channels to choose from, I still struggle to find something entertaining…

Apr 24 2013 / Read More »
Tech Savvy

Strong female characters welcome

I am not proud of it, but “The Mindy Project” is my new favorite TV show. For those who haven’t heard of the show — and I assume that is most students — it stars Mindy…

Apr 16 2013 / Read More »
Monday Morning Punter

Remember, sports are just games

It’s highly annoying when people post multiple things all at once on Facebook, but in the midst of one of these barrages from someone the other day, I saw a photo in which its contents were…

Apr 8 2013 / Read More »
Dances with Jakes

Businesses should embrace silence

I am thinking of starting a business: a hair salon where the hairdressers aren’t allowed to talk to customers. No one would talk to anyone, in fact. I’d impose on my business a mandate of silence.…

Feb 7 2013 / Read More »

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