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Friday, March 19, 2010

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Utes hope to repair confidence

There is a lot riding on this weekend’s meet for the Red Rocks gymnastics team. Full story

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Every police dog has its day

Officer Jon Richey of the Unified Police Department explains to observers how the unique physiology of Oliver, a bloodhound, makes him excellent for tracking people. Full story

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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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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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Recent suicides highlight need for awareness, prevention

Unsettling headlines have spotlighted several recent cases of suicide. Within the past two weeks, the key witness in the Southern Utah artifact case killed himself as did two others associated with the case.

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Scrummin’ Utes to face BYU in college rugby showdown

Although Spring Break is next week, the Scrummin’ Utes will face one of their busiest weeks yet as they prepare to host the Utah Rugby College Showdown at Rio Tinto Stadium on March 24.

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‘Our Town’ still relevent, enjoyable a century later

Set in the early 20th century in the fictional town of Grover’s Corners, the seemingly irrelevant experiences of a young couple experiencing life, love and death in their small town are the subject of one of the most cherished plays in American literature. In Pioneer Theatre Company’s current production of “Our Town,” the play is brought to life to show audiences exactly why it remains relevant even through the vast cultural changes that have taken place since its creation.

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