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Show I The Daily Utah fff n Clin UrffiOMCL WWW jssjtyOI University of Utah Vol. 100.No.58 9 Panel discysses risk of death in gulf By Victoria Long Chronicle Staff Writer CONTEST: Winners of Chronicle ASUU concert ticket contest give-awa- y announced, "We're talking about sucking chest wounds. We're talking about blistered lungs. We're talking Milkbeast, Union Bldg., noon. LECTURE: "Complexity Results for Solving Large Linear Systems and EigenKJQ about people stepping on Wozniakowski, 2325 MEB, 3:30 p.m. COLLOQUIUM: "All That's Best of Dark and Bright," Dr. Craig F. Bohren, 103 JFB, 4 no matter what care we take in exerting our military force." Guiterrez was part of a panel addressing "Who will die in a Gulf war." However, other issues facing the Persian Gulf crisis also arose at the Olpin Union's main ballroom. p.m. LECTURE: "Letting Professional Ethics Take Organized Religion as its Target," Guiterrez asked the audience whether Margaret P. Battin, Alumni House, 4 p.m. mounting an offensive against Saddam Hussein was in the nation's best interest, as he has "violated the national integrity of Kuwait." MEN'S BASKETBALL: Oregon at While Guiterrez acknowledged Hussein's Utah, Huntsman Center, 7;30 p.m. CONCERT: Classical Mu- sic: University Symphony Orchestra, 200 DGH, 8 p.m. I CHRONICLE PHOTOBoone J Chen Iricide Panelists discuss the possibility of U.S. casualties in the Middle East at a discussion held on the University of Utah campus, Wednesday. Vegetarian Food Several venues for securing nourishment good can be found around the Salt Lake Valley. To learn no-me- at see more about them, today's feature section. See Page 11 order prescriptions the company mails the prescriptions back to 1) its fourth consecutive home in tilt. the non-conferen- ce See Page 14 Hochbdck By the Chronicle reported: "Lee Grosscup, Utah's greatest has been picked by the Football Writers of America on the Look first quarterback, All-Americ- an team. ..Grosscup has been placed on several other teams. All-Americ- an He was given first team on the NEA, berths Williamson National Rating (and) Dave Garroway's Today. He won second team berths on the UP, AP, and INS He All-Americ- was also tenth in the Heisman award for the outstanding player of the year." Weather 0 Fair Salt Lake City can expect mostly fair skies Thursday with cooler temperatures. High: 35, Low: 19. Friday: Continued fair and a little warmer. High temperatures around 40. Sunrise: 7:37, Sunset: 5:00 Wednesday's High Temperature: 46 CHRONICLE WEATHERTom Wiscomb Melissa Garber Although Jackson Newell, them. Golden said, "We'll mail the Chronicle Staff Writer former liberal education dean, prescriptions anywhere whether it's a home or a box at school or a A company based in New York is offering mail order prescription drugs, including birth control and condoms to University of Utah students. My Choice Plan, a professional pharmacy On Dec. 6, 1957, search committee, and a new dean could be hired as early as Heather Johnson Chronicle Staff Writer The Runnin' Utes (4-host the Oregon Ducks tonight in the Huntsman Center. Utah will be seeking victory behavior despicable, he said the United States has not given economic sanctions enough time to work. He criticized the U.S. government for making war an "instrument of foreign policy", and not the last option. He said President Bush has not honestly portrayed U.S. objectives in the Middle East and see "panel" on page six Birth control, drugs to After six months, hunt be made available to for new dean still on students through mai By Duck Hunters el weapons and getting their genitals blown up and then lying in the sand...," said one University of Utah professor at a panel discussion Wednesday. David Guiterrez, U. history professor said, "We're talking about women and children and old people getting obliterated indiscriminately, value Problems," Henryk Non-Conferenc- e: anti-personn- provides students confidentially with birth control pills and other safe sex products, through the mail. Susan Golden, MCP president, said, "We provide medicine for any type of prescriptions, anything for AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, medicine for chronic diseases." When patients send in mail University of Utah administrators more than one gave dormitory." year notice before leaving his position on July 1, 1990, his She said their company was concerned that students practice position has not yet been filled. safe sex. liberal department has The Richard Rasmuson, at University pharmacist Pharmacy, said anyone with a But informed of anyone who will fill the position in the near future, prescription can get birth control confidentially. Slava "I'm gravely concerned with the welfare of undergraduate initiatives, including the integrity of liberal education," because of the time it is taking administrators to hire a new Although MCP has been in existence for nearly five months, see "drugs" on page seven dean, Newell, who is currently a U. education professor, said. Although Ludmudrov decisions for improvement, since his deanship isn't When foreign students arrive in the United States, they face more challenges than just a strange language; they must also overcome culture shock, myths and prejudice. However, the University of Utah has programs in place that can help them surpass these obstacles. Two years ago, Grethe Peterson, wife of President Chase Peterson, created a committee to address the problems of the university's foreign student population. Some of the programs, designed to help newcomers feel more integrated into U.S. culture, are English permanent, he said. Permanent decisions would be difficult to make, since "we don't want to undercut the perogotives of the new dean," classes, social events and a system of host families. Committee chair Marilyn Barker said the primary goal is to help foreign guests feel welcome and gain an accurate understanding of what American culture really is. "The biggest problem is that many people come to this country with myths about what America is about. And worse, if they are not shown otherwise, these myths can be enlarged when they go back home," Barker said. One myth that foreigners bring to the U.S. is the idea inferred from watching American-produce- d television and movies that life here violence. is full of never-endin- g Barker cites the example of a young see "hosts" on page three is a superb leader, it is very difficult for him to make permanent students successful By Bill Dunford Chronicle Assistant News Editor liberal Lubmudrov, education acting dean, said. He said, "Mail order prescriptions really aren't much more convenient, because it will take longer for the prescriptions to reach the patient." Program to aid foreign U. education not been Jerilyn Mclntyre, U. July 1, 1991. It is important we get a qualified person to be the new dean, she said. One of the reasons it is taking a long time to fill the position is the search for a new dean was late getting started, Newell said. "That was a serious problem." "In April of 1989, I gave the administration notice that I would leave in June of 1990, but the search for the new dean wasn't started until November of 1989, about 6 months after I gave notice," Newell said. Another problem which made hiring a new dean difficult was that two administrative vice presidents, James Clayton and Joseph Taylor, left their positions, he said. "Because of all the turmoil associated with hiring new vice presidents," hiring a new liberal education dean was put in the background. Another obstacle in the hiring process is that it was difficult to interest professors vice president, who is in charge of hiring a new dean, said. Mclntyre, who began her . position in August of 1990, said that, although there is not yet a new dean, her office is "working with different groups to make it clear we are committed to excellence in undergraduate education." Integration of undergraduate initiatives, such as the writing and mentoring programs, are "continuing in full force under the direction of my office," she said. Mclntyre is currently in the process of appointing a new in the see "dean" on page seven j Jackson Newell Org. U.S. Postage Paid Non-Prof- it Permit No. 1529 Salt Lake City, UT |
