Commute affected by community

UTA tests cleaner busesCompressed natural gas quieter, more economical

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UTA is testing two new buses that run on compressed natural gas. See BUSES Page 4

Students ski cheaper with OneLove club

U designs energy-efficient robot

Ordinances work to combat discrimination

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Season Pass Deals Through OneLoveSnowbird—Tram Pass $559, Chair Pass $469

The Canyons—$385

Brighton—$449

Park City—Day-Riding Pass $350, No Blackout Dates Pass $450

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U mechanical engineer William Provancher watches the climbing robot he helped develop scale a carpeted wall.

See WALK Page 4

See ROBOT Page 6

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Top right, Ganon Turner helps his dad pick up textbooks from the U Campus Store. Bottom right, a student shops for school supplies and memorabilia. Left, a student retrieves belongings from a locker after purchasing textbooks.

See LGBT Page 2

Recruitment Week: Get to know the greeks on campus » 3

RESEARCH A T T H E U

FOOTBALL NOTEBOOKPlayers battle for positions, pick captains » 7

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times27 S’more ingredient32 Frisk, with “down”33 “Gone With the

Wind” plantation34 Loonlike bird37 VW or BMW39 “Hold the rocks,”

at a bar42 ___ mater43 “All ___ is

metaphor, and all metaphor is poetry”: G. K. Chesterton

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Great Exhibition of 1851

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Mason’s secretary68 Name associated

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member

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TRAILS Indoor Stationary Handcycling Classes: 5 p.m. @ U Health Care Rehabilitation Center - Outpatient Physical Therapy Gym

Las Artes de Mexico: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. @ Utah Museum of Fine ArtsAfrica: Arts of a Continent: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. @ Utah Museum of Fine Arts

Sunny 80°/53°

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Getting U Started: Student Services Fair: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. @ Union PatioStudent Job and Volunteer Fair: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. @ Union BallroomSundance Institute Film Series presents “Motorcycle Diaries”: 9 p.m. @ Red Butte

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Decemberistsby Elisa Schvaneveldt

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On “Spice should be regulated, not banned” (Alex Noshirvan, Aug. 23, 2010) Opinion

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Comment of the Day

DEA seeks Ebonics experts to help with cases

Pakistan president defends response

Pakistanis cross a flooded road in Baseera, Punjab province, Pakistan on Monday. Workers piled stones and sandbags to plug leaks in a levee protecting a pair of southern Pakistani cities.

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Beta house to reopen next year with stricter policies

Greeks aim to provide community

KIMBERLY ROACH/The Daily Utah Chronicle

The Beta Theta Pi house on Greek Row was closed in the spring because of behavorial problems.

Diversity a focus of this year’s recruitment

DANIELLE HARDY/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Fraternities and sororities on Greek Row hopes to increase the diversity of their members.

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Blame hurts both sides of stimulus debate

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Oil spills should inspire increased education

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SPORTS WORLD

Woods’ divorce made official

Women’s SoccerUtah @ Georgia5:00 PM Athens, Ga.

Women’s VolleyballUtah vs. Utah State7:00 PM Crimson Court

UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS

FRIDAY:

SATURDAY:

Women’s VolleyballUtah vs. UC Davis7:00 PM Crimson Court

Women’s SoccerUtah vs. UNC Greensboro9:00 AM Ute Field

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Football season kicks off FOOTBALL

Utes look to rebuild crucial defensive line

FILE PHOTO/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Shaky Smithson is in the preseason watch list for the Paul Horunung Award.

RICHARD PAYSON/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Sealver Siliga, one of the defensive linemen, chases after a New Mexico receiver.

See DEFENSE Page 9

Five games to pay attention to this year

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