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Former BYU professor remembered, honored
Missionaries at Cove Fort don't say goodbye. They only say, "We'll see you later." "To my dear friend Elder Mortensen I say, 'We'll see you later,'" Elder Parley Baldwin said Saturday.
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No 'Choice of Evils' Defense in Oil Lease Case, Judge Rules
A college student who bid on and won more than $1.8 million in federal oil and gas leases last year without the intent or ability to pay will not be allowed to argue in court that he acted out of necessity to protect the environment, a federal judge ruled on Monday.
University of Utah professor dies after falling out of campus shuttle
A University of Utah professor died from injuries sustained when she fell out the emergency exit of a campus shuttle Thursday evening.
Fictitious Academia: Political activism, covered in academic cloak in the University of Utah
Fictitious Academia: Political activism, covered in academic cloak in the University of Utah By Nina Gatzoulis* The presentations of the majority of the academics participating in the 7th "Macedonian"- North American Conference on "Macedonian" Studies at the University of Utah that took place from November 5-7, 2009, amounted to an anti-Hellenic ...
Sutherland president ties religion, politics
When Sutherland Institute President Paul T. Mero didn't quite "mature" politically on his own, he said finding a belief in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints "jump-started it for me." "I'm a conservative because I'm a Latter-day Saint," he said Wednesday while speaking to a small group of University of Utah College Republicans at the ...
Midnight meteor streaks across Western skies
Scientists are buzzing about a streaking meteor that flashed across parts of the Western sky.
While Utah received a better grade this year than last on its rate of premature births, it still gets only a "C" from the March of Dimes for work to reduce the number of babies born too early.
Brooke Hopkins: A year after paralyzing accident, setbacks set in
Brooke Hopkins' wife, Peggy Battin, and stepson Michael Battin, right, show their anguish for Hopkins' condition during a low point.
Judge Rejects Global Warming Trial in Auction Case
The Associated Press 1 comment A federal judge says he won't allow global warming to be put on trial in the case of a college student charged with disrupting an auction of oil and gas drilling leases near Utah national parks.
Tiny bubbles clean oil from water
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 16, 2009 Small amounts of oil leave a fluorescent sheen on polluted water.
Drug could stop mucus production in cystic fibrosis sufferers
Somer Love's typical day is a lot different from most people's. Yes, she runs errands, hangs out with her family and friends and plays with her two pugs, Oscar and Lily.
'Twilight' fans thirst for 'New Moon' release
Edi Gathegi, from the new upcoming movie "New Moon," answers questions as hundreds of other "Twilight" fans gather at the Fashion Place Mall to get autographs and hear the actors speak on Saturday.
Lehi car crash victim seriously hurt
One person was flown out to a local hospital in serious to critical condition after an accident on I-15. Utah Highway Patrol troopers said a semi-truck was in the right hand lane trying to slown down for traffic but ended up rear-ending a car.
Felons working in higher education
Since The Signpost began its investigation in May, three of the eight individuals with felonies or serious misdemeanors are no longer working for the university.
Feds to check animal abuse claims at Utah labs
Federal officials say they'll look into complaints by the animal rights group PETA about the treatment of animals at University of Utah research facilities.People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says one of its agents spent eight months working undercover in the labs and documented neglectful and harmful conditions.The group says it documented ...
U. animal labs earned clean USDA inspections
PETA's Kathy Guillermo, Vice President for Laboratory Investigations, speaks during a press conference at the Dowtown Marriott Wednesday November 11, 2009.
'Dinosaur Odyssey' an insight to life
For the first time in a generation, a paleontologist has assembled a general reference book that tracks the rise and fall of the world's ever-hip reptile - the dinosaur.
U. Campus Alerts Students after Two Women Were Sexually Assaulted
An alert campuswide occured at the University of Utah Thursday after two women reported being sexually assaulted.
Should obese Utahns get H1N1 vaccine priority?
Physician Russ Miller, left, medical director of the respiratory Intensive Care Unit at Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, speaks with pharmacist Paul Wohlt at the unit, where up to half of the current patients have the H1N1 flu virus.
PETA spy infiltrates U. animal-research labs, documents alleged suffering
This 5-year-old male Rhesus macaque, known as Frak, is part of a U. study to test a neurally activated prosthetic arm.
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