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Show veomoai, Ronraw 10, ish TbtDamutahCbnnldi-- 7 Letters 0J10 Chronicle needs new editorial cartoonists Editor Can you please find a different editorial cartoonist? Dick Wright gets tedious. He takes cheap shots at easy targets (taxes, crooked politicians, greedy lawyers); he harps on subjects and is rarely either timely or original. I could count on my little fingers the cartoons that have made me laugh or nod or wince. It Isnt just the pre g dictability of his agenda I to. If were he object doing his job, if his jabs were hitting their mark, I would at least say ouch. Some of his ill opinions I agree with; those car right-win- toons make me feel Managing Editor Editorial Editor Entertainment Editors Feature Editor News Editor Sports Editor Photography Editor keep Wright (somebody must like him), couldn't you at least trade off? Some cartoonists I enjoy, whether I grin or grimace, are Mike Peters winner of the 1974 National Society of Professional Journalists Award (hereinafter NSPJA), 1982 and 1987 National Headliners Club Awards (NHCA), and 1981 Pulitzer Prize; Jim Borgman winner of the 1978 NSPJA, 1991 NHCA, and 1991 Pulitzer; Walt Handelsman 1991 NSPJA and 1989 NHCA; Jeff MattOtt Paul Relnarz Tha Daily Utah Chronicle is an independent student newspaper published Monday through Friday during autumn, winter and spring quarter, excluding test weeks and holidays. Editors and staff an solely raponsibla fei the newspaper's content Editorials reflect the opinion of the editorial board and not necessarily the opinions of the student body or the administration or the University's governing bodies. Subscriptions must be prepaid. Forward all subscription dance, including change of address to the Business Manager, The Daily Utah Chronicle, 240 Union Building. University of Utah. Salt Lake City. Uuh. 6411 2 Jor questions, comments or complaints call (B01) Editorial Board-Jason Wood, Eleni Vatsis, Tamara Williams, Marco Leavitt, Matt Olt. Jennifer Sokolowsky, Bret Angell Brett Angell Amy Covington Lina Moses Ed Woodland Editorial Editor Feature Editor News Editor Sports Editor LettHsPoucy The Dcily Utah Chronicle Business hours: Monday through Friday 8 am to 5 pm . 581-7041 The Chronicle welcomes reader response. Please bring letters, typed, double-space- d not exceeding two pages, to 240 Union Building. Each letter should include your name, major, year in school and telephone number (for verification purposes only). Unsigned letters will not be considered for publication. . The Chronicle reserves the right to edit letters for spelling, grammar and space. 1978, and 1985 Pulitzers; Mike 3 GaimruT Luckovich 1992 NHCA and 1990 Overseas Press Club Award; or Bob Correll Richmond or Steve Kelly San Diego Union). (My source is Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year 1993, Charles Times-Dispat- ch Brooks, ed.) If so, you may qualify to participate in a research study involving an By the way. I didn't find Dick Wright's name on any of those award lists, so I'm not the only one unimpressed. Kay Argyle staff News Staff .Amy Keoney, Camilla Moore, Melinda Myers, Lara Cifford, Rachel Lindhardt Jeff Chapman. Heidi Hoffman, Rob Roberts, Robert Rigney Russell D. Baker, Amy Maastas, Jeffery D. Jonsson, Andrew Wado, Sander Sharp, Stacy Smith Patrick Sheltra. David Cooper Meredith Morton, Marcella Schultz, Scott Sine, Jonathon Barth, Judd Hillman Dave Thometz, Jonathon Deem Doug Gibson Feature Staff Entertainment Staff Chronicle Artists Copy Editor Robert McOmber Kay Andersen Faye Truman Mike Williams Karina Calan Charlene Collins, Rhett Evans, Matt Wilson, Creg Thilmont. 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