The Daily Utah Chronicle

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Photo of the Day

Sign of the Times

Andrew Revkin, blogger and former environmental reporter for The New York Times, displays photos from the North Pole, which he took while reporting on climate change. Full story

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Farmville found a lost geek! Help it suck away your life

Tales from the “You Can’t Make This Stuff Up” department: There are more than 85 million farms in the United States. So our ozone layer can breathe a sigh of relief, right? After all, that is up about 83 million from last year, a huge spike and great news for agricultural enthusiasts. Full story

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Top Story

Lifetime of passion makes DiLuzio ‘second to none’

It’s clear when you talk to Annie DiLuzio that her life has revolved around one thing: gymnastics. Full story

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Tourette study on gender effects looks for funding

U researchers met Tuesday to discuss Tourette syndrome and how they can improve the lives of those affected by the disorder. Full story

News

9.5% hike in tuition OK'd

The U is proposing to raise tuition almost 10% for the second year in a row.

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Opinion

Smart voting can prevent public scandals

No one in Utah wants a time machine more than Rep. Kevin Garn, R-Layton, but the last place he wants to check is a hot tub.

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Sports

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Pitching, defense drills to prep Utah for tough schedule

The Utes have had no trouble scoring runs so far in the preseason, averaging four and a half runs per game. Utah’s early struggles have been in pitching and defense, both of which will be the team’s focus heading to the Judi Garman Classic, where Utah will face some stiff competition.

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Arts

Prof starts series about diversity

Wilfred Samuels, a professor of English and African-American studies at the U, is spearheading a movement to bring greater cultural diversity and literary discussion to the U.

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