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By Liz CarlstonPeople for the Ethical Treatment

of Animals has pulled a ton of public-ity stunts over the years. When the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile hit the

and commandeered the Wienermobile.

the horrendous crimes committed by Jeffrey Dahmer. In addition to dump-

dumped a ton of manure on chef Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant doorstep after he served horse meat on his

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or frills of humanity. The majority of

and that lab rats aren’t unnaturally mutated.

-mal research facilities last fall breaks the rules.

animals to suffer and die from experi--

misrepresented herself to her em-

PETA’s solutions worse than the problems4.9 earthquake shakes northern Utah

By Jake Hibbard

The minor is for students of all majors and aims to prepare them so

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are incorporated into different disci-

By Michael McFall

6 p.m. Thursday.

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Randolph is about 77 miles from the

she said.

campus most likely to crumble

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said.

more likely to be affected by an earth-

New minor incorporates design elements

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Football closes spring with Red-White game

Bill Kinneberg Kyle WhittinghamGreg Marsden

With school drawing to a close, finals approaching and spring finally here,

is it hard to keep your athletes focused?

Bill Kinneberg- baseball- “You’re in such a routine that the week of finals is di!cult. Practice times are altered and hope-fully the guys have done a good job leading up to finals and can concentrate on both things. For players it’s a trying time, but every school and player has to go through it.”

Greg Marsden- gymnastics- “Right now is our crunch time, everything we’ve worked for is here; so if nice weather is dis-tracting us, we have a serious problem.”

Kyle Whittingham- football- “No. In fact we’ve pulled a bunch of players o" the field to help them finish o" their academics and that’s always priority one. If we have a guy in question in any way, shape or form, he won’t be out here practicing.”

MIKE MANGUM/The Daily Utah Chronicle

The Utes face o! during a scrimmage on Saturday. Utah will host the annual Red-White spring scrimmage on Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The game will begin at 1 p.m. and will feature “drafted” teams by coaches Brian Johnson and Morgan Scalley.

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LEFT TACKLE [1ST] 72 Caleb Schlaudera! (6-4, 302) [2ND] 79 Percy Taumoelau (6-4, 300)

LEFT GUARD [1ST] 71 Walter Watts (6-2, 297) [2ND] 59 Ron Tongaonevai (6-3, 320)

CENTER [1ST] 77 Zane Taylor (6-2, 309) [2ND] 64 Vyncent Jones (6-3, 291)

RIGHT GUARD [1ST] 54 Tevita Stevens (6-1, 300) [2ND] 76 Jeremiah Tofaeono (6-3, 306)

RIGHT TACKLE [1ST] 56 Kapua Sai (6-5, 301) [2ND] 79 Percy Taumoelau (6-4, 300)

QUARTERBACK [1ST] 3 Jordan Wynn (6-1, 195) [2ND] 7 Terrance Cain (5-11, 194) [3RD] 12 Gri! Robles (6-4, 226)

RUNNING BACK [1ST] 36 Eddie Wide (5-10, 195) [2ND] 22 Sausan Shakerin (6-2, 222)

WIDE RECEIVER (X) [1ST] 11 Luke Matthews (6-1, 201) [2ND] 10 DeVonte Christopher (6-1, 195)

WIDE RECEIVER (H) [1ST] 85 Jereme Brooks (5-7, 170) [2ND] 8 Fatu Moala (5-11, 178)

WIDE RECEIVER (Z) [1ST] 16 Gri"n McNabb (5-8, 168) [2ND] 87 Sean Fitzgerald (6-3, 205)

TIGHT END[1ST] 81 Kendrick Moeai (6-5, 236) [2ND] 84 Brad Cli!ord (6-4, 248)

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

OFFENSE

LEFT END [1ST] 94 Christian Cox (6-1, 250) [2ND] 49 Trevor Reilly (6-5, 235)

TACKLE [1ST] 44 Dave Kruger (6-5, 275) [2ND] 55 Neli A’asa (6-2, 287)

NOSE TACKLE [1ST] 98 Sealver Siliga (6-3, 299) [2ND] 91 James Aiono (6-4, 290)

RIGHT END [1ST] 43 Lei Talamaivao (6-2, 270) [2ND] 49 Trevor Reilly (6-5, 235)

ROVER LINEBACKER [1ST] 13 J.J. Williams (6-0, 220) [2ND] 45 Boo Andersen (6-1, 230)

MIDDLE LINEBACKER 52 Matt Martinez (6-0, 228) OR 32 Chaz Walker (5-11, 218)

STUD LINEBACKER [1ST] 18 Chad Manis (6-5, 235) [2ND] 32 Chaz Walker (5-11, 218)

CORNERBACK [1ST] 27 Brandon Burton (6-0, 185) [2ND] 9 Conroy Black (6-0, 180)

CORNERBACK [1ST] 21 Lamar Chapman (5-8, 176) [2ND] 6 Kamaron Yancy (5-9, 183)

NICKEL BACK [1ST] 21 Lamar Chapman (5-8, 176) [2ND] 6 Kamaron Yancy (5-9, 183)

FREE SAFETY [1ST] 35 Greg Bird (6-2, 213) [2ND] 5 Damian Payne (6-0, 200)

STRONG SAFETY [1ST] 33 Justin Taplin-Ross (6-3, 214) [2ND] 19 Bryce Bennion (6-0, 195)

PUNTER [1ST] 86 Sean Sellwood (6-3, 200) [2ND] 30 Nick Marsh (5-11, 192)

PLACE KICKER [1ST] 39 Joe Phillips (5-11, 192) [2ND] 30 Nick Marsh (5-11, 192)

KICKOFFS[1ST] 30 Nick Marsh (5-11, 192) [2ND] 39 Joe Phillips (5-11, 192)

SNAPPER[1ST] 62 Patrick Greene (6-2, 221) [2ND] 18 Chad Manis (6-5, 235)

HOLDER[1ST] 86 Sean Sellwood (6-3, 200) [2ND] 10 DeVonte Christopher (6-1, 195)

PUNT RETURNS [1ST] 16 Gri"n McNabb (5-8, 168) [2ND] 27 Brandon Burton (6-0, 185)

KICKOFF RETURNS[1ST] 10 DeVonte Christopher (6-1, 195) 16 Gri"n McNabb (5-8, 168) OR 27 Brandon Burton (6-0, 185)

With deep offensive talent, the Utes are ready to shine

Defense working to rebuild united line

MIKE MANGUM/The Daily Utah Chronicle

At first on the depth chart for strong safety, senior Justin Taplin-Ross has been the talk of the secondary this spring.

MIKE MANGUM/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Jereme Brooks has continued to shine at the receiver position, gaining 118 yards in the first scrimmage.

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Offense looking to get back on trackBASEBALL

Women’s team on course for championshipsTENNIS

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TYLER COBB/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Senior pitcher Bryn Card pitched seven innings and had three strikeouts in the Utes’ 4-1 loss to UNLV on April 11.See BASEBALL Page 8

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