March 3, 2006

Sense & Censorship

By DON TROOP, KAREN BIRCHARD and AMY RAINEY

The staff of The Daily Utah Chronicle at the University of Utah didn't have to go far to find out who had stolen 8,500 copies of the paper in November.

The culprits, according to Steve Gehrke, editor in chief of the paper, were members of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity who were upset by a letter to the editor from a former member who alleged that he had been hazed during his initiation. A security camera captured one man taking papers, and witnesses said they had spotted others. As word

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