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Friday, March 12, 2010

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Utes go home after loss to UNLV in championship game

During the regular season Utah defeated UNLV twice, but the Rebels got the best of the Utes when it mattered most: the quarterfinal game of the Mountain West Conference Championship. Full story

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Utes pull through for OT win

Senior guard Kalee Whipple was having one of the worst shooting nights of her career last night in the Mountain West Conference quarter-final game against New Mexico. She was zero for 11, with just two points coming off of free throws she shot late in the second half. Full story

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Red Rocks’ challenging quad meet will prepare team for nationals

The No. 9-ranked Red Rocks gymnastics team will face one of its biggest challenges of the season tonight when it welcomes not one, but three nationally ranked teams to the Huntsman Center. Full story

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Protestors want to keep CO2 as pollutant

As new Utah legislation passed to tell the federal government that Utah does not want to comply with carbon emission capping, protesters rallied to voice their concern for the environment. Full story

Hispanic Business Student Association hosting a dance party

The Hispanic Business Student Association is hosting a dance party, Bailamos, to raise money for Chile and Haiti relief.

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Students’ need to fix skyrocketing credit debt

With the impending insufferable doom of our national economy, it’s good to know our country’s future is masked in college credit card debt.

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The Utes hold a 27-25 lead over the Horned Frogs at the half

The eighth seeded Lady Utes are trying their best to stay away from another four-overtime game against number one seeded TCU in the semi-finals of the Mountain West Conference Championship today.

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Arts students are overloaded with work

How hard can writing a song be? As a composer, that is the question that frustrates me the most. Many other students in the College of Fine Arts often encounter the same frustration when asked by their family and friends to explain what they do. I would like to take this opportunity to write about the life of the typical student in the College of Fine Arts.

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