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Show EDITORIAL Utes finally prove they're still for real Well, our Runnin Utes arc at it again. You may have thought they left their "Cardiac Kid" image behind after last year's heroics, but they haven't. thrilling The Utes proved Saturday night that they're late-seas- on for real this year too. 1 victory over archrival BYU Saturday's in the Special Events Center was Utah's sixth consecutive win and boosted the team into a tie for second place in the Western Athletic Conference. And the Utes were aided by a sold out SEC crowd of more than 15,000. Game after game, the Utes seem to take a big lead and then blow it, seemingly for the benefit of the fans in the stands. But, game after game, the Utes always seem to come out as winners when it's all over. And, as is usually the case, it is the seniors who are playing instrumental roles in the Utes success. Manuel Hcndrix and Jerry Stroman were the stars Saturday. Hcndrix scored 23 points and Stroman scored the two final Utah VsUI we conservatNe proposal 74-7- -- LETTERS buckets. Senior Kelvin Upshaw has also recently made big contributions just when the Utes needed help. The Utes close out their home portion of the regular season with a pair of WAC games this weekend. The Chronicle congratulates coach Lynn Archibald and his Runnin' Utes for their fine performance this year and wishes them the best of luck in this week's crucial games. '4k me UBerai. compromise rnmmnn II IUI I Editor I I COIICO IOC OCI ic I ICCUCU ID nOoHoH As we walked into the business building and were harassed by a potential student leader, then opened the door only to find the building plastered with posters, we realized, ah yes, the joys of election time. But then to go to the business library to try to get some studying done, only to be harassed again by another potential student leader, that really took the cake. This type of activity is disappointing. Common sense would dictate more appropriate ways to solicit votes. It is our hope that the most qualified people will be placed in office, not necessarily the richest or most abusive. Another thing deserving comment here is the whole ftr mandatnrv comnutcr fees. We realize that computers are important, but feel a user fee would be more equitable. Student leaders must realize that there arc many students who have access to, or own, their own computers. Why should these students be forced to pay a computer fee? Students should be charged, as closely as possible, for the services they use! If certain students choose to use campus computers, great, charge them appropriately. T. King, M. Miller, M. Braugh, M. Christenscn Seniors finance N IF MM Today, the two remaining ASGG Presidential Candidates will square off in an hour-londebate to be held in the Union Ballroom. g The action starts at noon. Be there. Elections 1986 asuodo |
