2011-02-03

www.dailyutahchronicle.com Vol. 120 | No. 74 | ©2011

Thursday, February 3, 2011

HOPING FOR HUNTSMAN?Vote on whether the former governor should run for president » 5

SIGN OF THE TIMES: Utes get 19 football recruits » 6

SLC good for jobs?

Group celebrates black history

SPENCER SANDSTROM/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Jackie Williams recites a poem while Christopher Chileshe provides a beat at the Union during Black History Month. “We are here to give people a voice and let them express it,” Williams said.

Rice cereal caught in controversyProf says study gives

wrong impression

KIMBERLY ROACH/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Utenited, a Christian student group, provides worship services, Bible study and volunteer opportunities for students.

RESEARCH A T T H E U

Utenited promotes spiritual community

Disability services give students more access

Performance includes music, dances

See UTENITED Page 3 See DISABILITY Page 3

See HISTORY Page 3

U.S. News and World Report:

10 Best Cities to Find a Job

1. Washington, D.C. 2. Salt Lake City3. Boston, Mass.4. Oklahoma City, Okla.5. St. Paul, Minn.6. Austin, Texas7. Baltimore, Md.8. Milwaukee, Wis.9. New York, N.Y.10. Hartford, Conn.

See JOBS Page 3

ACROSS

1 Dull shade

4 Road caution

7 Place for a

hammer

12 One in on the

founding of a

company

15 River of York

16 Record label of the

Beatles’ “Ain’t She

Sweet”

17 Spy sent by Moses

into Canaan

18 Production site

chief

19 Wonder of note

21 Yes ___

23 One getting a

bouquet?

28 Makes fun of

31 Profess

32 It flows near

the Piazzale

Michelangelo

33 Workplace where

there are many

openings

35 Sorento and Sedona

36 “Our Gang”

approval

37 Plentiful

38 Song played at

the school dance

in “Back to the

Future”

41 Kind of year:

Abbr.

42 Chinese for “black

dragon”

45 Officially

49 Schubert’s

“Eine kleine

Trauermusik,” e.g.

50 1996 Gwyneth

Paltrow title role

51 River in a 1957 hit

film

52 Warning to

intruders

53 Young fish that has

migrated from the

Sargasso Sea

54 Rubble maker, for

short

55 Some Windows

systems

DOWN

1 Rent-___

2 Synagogues

3 Attacks

4 Cholesterol

medication

5 Helper’s offer

6 Sea menace

7 Certain pie toppers

8 Big bug

9 Fit

10 Thomas Moore’s

“___ Ask the

Hour”

11 Eye, to poets

13 Some passport

applicants

14 It’s all the same

20 Something that’s

stamped

22 Green

24 Town on Lake

Geneva opposite

Lausanne,

Switzerland

25 Too: Fr.

26 Hydroxyl

compound

27 Setting for

“Coriolanus”

28 One may be

running over time

29 Headquarters for

Polynesian Airlines

30 Schnapps flavor

31 Legal cases?

32 Judo maneuvers

34 Highlander

36 Song words

accompanying

“Sherrie” and

“Susanna”

39 Nervous laugh

40 Enter an Ivy

League school,

maybe

41 Many a French

business partner

42 “The Suze ___

Show”

43 Kind of situation

44 Award

45 Half-wit

46 Airing

47 Pre-___ (take the

place of)

48 Pad

49 Ft. Myers-to-

Orlando dir.

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February 3, 2011

Online today:Multimedia: Check out a video of National Signing Day at www.dailyutahchronicle.com/sports.

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Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis: 7:30 p.m. @ Kingsbury Hall


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Spring Semester 2011 Academic Deadline: Last Day to Withdraw from First Session ClassesPiano: Sounds of Asia: 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. @ Libby Gardner Concert Hall

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WORLD U.S. UTAH

LEFTERIS PITARAKIS

Several thousand supporters of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, including some riding horses and camels and wielding whips, clashed with anti-government protesters as the upheaval took a dangerous new turn.

Mubarak supporters clash with protesters; 600 injured

On “Students need to actively fight budget cuts” (Logan Froerer, Feb. 2, 2011) Opinion

Anonymousposted 2.2.11 @ 3:01 A.M.Here’s an idea to help with the budget. Support House Bill 191 (that the ASUU is opposing) requiring undocu-mented aliens to pay out of state fees. If we assume their are 200 illegal immigrants enrolled in 12 credits in the education department, then switching them to an out of state paying plan would increase the budget by about 1.5 million dollars given that out of state tuition is about 3.5 times greater than in state. Something to think about.


Albert K. Albertsposted 2.2.11 @ 12:01 P.M.Anonymous @ 3:01 AMYou are making an assumption that all of those 200 people will continue to attend college. Thats a pretty big assumption, and its wrong. They will stop attending school and then you actually lose the in-state tuition you would have got had they enrolled.Might want to enroll in an economics class next semester.

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DISABILITYcontinued from Page 1

UTENITEDcontinued from Page 1

HISTORYcontinued from Page 1

JOBScontinued from Page 1

You were there.You saw it.

You remember it.You can recite every

play to your friends

who missed it.

But could you write about it?

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4Thursday,

February 3, 2011

A tale of two lovers: balancing work, school

Streetcar will encourage growth, jobs

Jade LawerenceSenion, International Studies and Chinese

Fred ThallerSenior, Mass Communication

Anna ChuprovaFreshman, Pre-Business and Marketing

Rachel BickSophomore, Engineering

1. Do you think the Legislature should be able to edit the curriculum of elementary and high schools instead of the school board?

2. What do you think of Litza’s Pizza?

3. What do you think of the agreement U President Michael Young reached with Rep. Curtis Oda about guns on campus?

No.

It’s great, right up there with Little Caesars.

I don’t really know what to think about that. I don’t think people should open carry. I think it should have to be concealed.

Absolutely not. They need to keep their noses out of stu! like that.

Well, I haven’t been there in a long time, but I’m considering going back. My wife has gluten allergies, and they have a gluten-free crust I read about just the other day.

I kind of feel like he was forced into it more or less. They were going to hold much sti!er laws and rules over our heads, but I think the Legislature is going the wrong way.

Sure, I don’t know. I don’t really follow politics so it is kind of hard for me to answer those kind of questions. As long as they improve the education.

What? I’ve never eaten it. I guess I could try.

I actually think it is a good thing that they revoked it. I don’t think we should have guns on campus. It just endangers students in case there is some violent outbreak. We don’t want just students pulling out guns and using them on people.

No.

I’ve never had Litza’s Pizza.

Well, I don’t really like guns. I’ve never shot a gun, and I don’t think that people should have guns. I recently saw “Bowling for Columbine,” and it kind of opened my eyes about what really goes on, and I saw how many guns are in the U.S.

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4. What arts galleries do you know about right now?

5. What is your favorite sports team at the U and why?

One downtown, but I don’t really know too much.

The gymnastics team.

I know about the one at the Union. We go to the one on the third Friday of each month—they have the gallery walk, so we go to those. We’re aware of most of the galleries in town.

I’d have to say football. I used to play football and basketball, but I really enjoy football.

I know the one that is at the University of Utah, but that’s pretty much it. I haven’t been to any other ones.

The football team, de"nitely because the games are fun to watch and it’s a good sport.

I’ve been to a couple downtown, but I don’t remember the names.

Football, because the MUSS is the most fun ever.

On-campus jobs can help students with skills

See STREETCAR Page 5

About 80% of American undergraduates work during college. Often, part-time jobs can be bene!cial for students.Source: “Review of Research Literature on College Students and Work.”


Policy needed to address costs of illegal immigration

Portland streetcar: $103 million price tag, $3.5 billion private funds invested in redevelop-ment of the blocks surrounding the rail line.Sugar House streetcar: $55.5 million esti-mated price tag, $26 million from federal funds.

STREETCARScontinued from Page 4

“Last year, Utah taxpayers also spent a total of $67.6 mil-lion on medical costs for illegal immigrants and their children.”

G U E S T C O L U M N

Should Jon Huntsman, Jr. run for president in 2012?

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February 3, 2011

Women’s TennisUtah vs. Washington State1:30 p.m. Eccles Tennis Center

Swimming & DivingUtah vs. BYU6 p.m. Ute Natatorium

Women’s GymnasticsUtah vs. Arizona State7 p.m. Huntsman Center

UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS

TODAY:

FRIDAY:

Women’s TennisUtah @ Colorado8:30 p.m. Boulder, Colo.

SkiingUtah @ the New Mexico InvitationalAll day Red River, N.M.

Rodrigues steps up to challenges

Signing Day welcomes 19 new Utes

Utah offense collapses in loss to UNLV

NATHAN SWEET/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Iwalani Rodrigues scored 13 points during Tuesday night’s game against UNLV. Rodrigues averages 14.2 points per game, making her the team leader of most points on the season.

UTES IN BRIEF

GOLFArizona Intercol legiate Team FinishesPlace Team Total +/-1 SDSU 859 +72 Pepperdine 867 +15T3 Arizona (B) 869 +17T3 Paci!c 869 +17T5 UNLV 879 +27T5 Arizona 879 +27T5 New Mexico 879 +278 California 881 +299 UTEP 890 +3810 Fresno State 892 +4011 UC-Irvine 900 +4812 BYU 901 +4913 UTSA 902 +5014 UC Riverside 918 +6615 Utah 926 +7416 Hartford 973 +121

Individual Finishes

Place Name Total +/-45 Ben Bankhead 227 +14T66 Derek Adams 233 +2078 Je" Kitches 236 +23T82 Mike Branca 239 +26T88 Chase Hite 242 +29

Season-low shooting percentage holds back team in sloppy contest

See RODRIGUES Page 7

See SIGNING Page 10

FOOTBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL

Iwalani RodriguesPoints per game: 14.2FG%: .4553-point FG%: .424Free Throw%: .667

NATHAN SWEET/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Josh Watkins kept the team’s momentum going, but it wasn’t enough against UNLV. Watkins scored 15 points in Wednesday night’s game at UNLV. The Utes’ next home game is Saturday at 6 p.m. against the Air Force Academy. See BASKETBALL Page 9

UTAH: 54UNLV: 67» NEXT GAME: UTAH vs. Airforce Tuesday at 6 p.m. Huntsman Center

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RSL needs to shift focus from CONCACAF

See SOCCER Page 9

RODRIGUEScontinued from Page 6

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Overheard at

the U

Overheard at

BYU

What have you heard?

Email us at [email protected] Or post to the Facebook page: Overheard @ the U of U

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wilk: “If I wasn’t on BYU campus,

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now!”

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nize you because your clothes are different

each week.”Guy: “Yeah, well I

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SOCCERcontinued from Page 7

BASKETBALLcontinued from Page 6

Utah: Will Clyburn – 17 points, 12 rebounds, 4-6 3FGUNLV: Quintrell Thomas – 15 points, 16 rebounds, 5-5 FT

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Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School Notes

Siaosi Aiono OL 6-2 290 Fr. HS West Covina, Calif./South Hills HS 2010 Nike Camp o!ensive line MVP, also lettered in trackIsaac Asiata OL 6-3 318 Fr. HS Spanish Fork, Utah/Spanish Fork HS Utah native, enrolled at U in Jan.Tevita Bloomfield LB 6-0 230 Fr. HS West Valley City, Utah/Hunter HS Utah native, 2010 2nd team All-State, All-American Rugby player at Highland High SchoolJoseph Bryant DB 6-4 194 Fr. HS Bryan, Texas/Bryan HS Lettered three years in football and trackAnthony Denham WR 6-4 231 Jr. JC Monterey Park, Calif./East L.A. College Four star recruit by both Rivals.com and Scout.comNate Fakahafua DL 6-3 196 Fr. HS Salt Lake City/Highland HS 1st team All-State, played both ways at WR and DESeni Fauonuku DL 6-0 290 Fr. HS West Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS 1st team All-State in Utah as a junior and seniorCharles Henderson WR 5-9 172 Fr. HS New Orleans, La./McDonogh 35 HS Three-time all-district kick and punt returnerDaniel Kristensen OL 6-5 257 Fr. HS Salt Lake City/Cottonwood HS Utah native, earned letters in both football (3) and basketball (2)Harvey Langi RB 6-1 216 Fr. HS South Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS Utah native, enrolled in January, played in the 2010 Army All-American BowlKeith McGill DB 6-3 200 Jr. JC La Mirada, Calif./Cerritos College 11th-rated player (all positions) in the Rivals.com Juco Top 50 playersDaniel Nielson OL 6-6 321 Fr. HS Hurricane, Utah/Hurricane HS Utah native, 1st team All-StateJared Norris LB 6-1 232 Fr. HS Bakersfield, Calif./Centennial HS 1st team All-State as a seniorJarrell Oliver RB 5-9 210 Fr. HS Sugar Land, Texas/Dulles HS Lettered in both football and trackQuinton Pedroza DB 6-2 211 Fr. HS Chino, Calif./Chino HS Played only one year of football in high schoolJordan Robles OL 6-5 257 Fr. HS Woodland Hills, Utah/Salem Hills HS Utah native, brother of Ute quarterback Gri! RoblesEric Rowe DB 6-1 177 Fr. HS Spring, Texas/Klein HS 2010 Texas AP Top 100 Football PlayerTravis Still WR 6-1 194 Fr. HS Spanish Fork, Utah/Spanish Fork HS Utah native, second-team all-state as a seniorJohn White IV RB 5-9 190 Jr. JC Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College Mid-year junior college signee, intends to start school this spring

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PRODUCERS BEAU MARKS SONNY MALLHI PRODUCEDBY DOUG DAVISON AND ROY LEE WRITTEN

BY SONNY MALLHIDANNEEL HARRIS FRANCES FISHER AND BILLY ZANE MUSIC

BY JOHN FRIZZELLMUSICSUPERVISION BY MICHAEL FRIEDMAN

DIRECTEDBY CHRISTIAN E. CHRISTIANSEN

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C H A R T E R M E M B E R

O U S E A T C O C A L E B

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S T E V I E O R N O

W I N E T A S T E R

J A P E S A V O W A R N O

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PUZZLE ON PAGE 2

Overheard at

the U

Overheard at

BYU

What have you heard?

Email us at [email protected] Or post to the Facebook page: Overheard @ the U of U

Girl to guy walk-ing out of the

wilk: “If I wasn’t on BYU campus,

I’d probably spank you right

now!”

Teacher: “Oh hey there, I didn’t recog-

nize you because your clothes are different

each week.”Guy: “Yeah, well I

do like to change my clothes.”

“I’m just upset that my parent’s

don’t take my pa-ganism seriously” crying girl in the

union

PLEASE

ADD NEW

COMMENTS

Advertise here!Visit

www.umsg.utah.edu

DAY TRADER

Earn 50 to 150 hourly, copy-

righted indicators, training pro-

vided, email name and phone

number for info package wbak-

[email protected]

For rent large 2/bd 1/ba apart-

ment in a duplex. 1077 East 1st

Avenue. $630/month and 2/3

heat. $200/deposit. No pets.

Call 801-942-6619.

Have the summer of your life at

a prestigious coed sleepaway

camp in the beautiful Pocono

Mtns of PA, less than 3 hrs

from NYC. We are seeking

counselors who can teach any

Team & Individual Sports, Ten-

nis, Gymnastics, Horseback Rid-

ing, Mt. Biking, Skate Park, The-

atre, Tech Theatre, Circus,

Magic, Arts & Crafts, Pioneer-

ing, Climbing Tower, Water

Sports, Music, Dance or Sci-

ence. Great salaries and perks.

Plenty of free time. Internships

available for many majors. On-

campus interviews on 2/10.

Apply online at www.islandlake.-

com. Call 800-869-6083 be-

tween 9 and 5 eastern time on

weekdays for more informa-

tion. [email protected].

Part-time Help Wanted.

Retired Marketing Executive

Needs writing assistant

[email protected]

801 277-6595

STUDENTPAYOUTS.COM

Paid Survey takers need in Salt

Lake. 100% FREE to join! Click

on surveys.

•GROUP LEADERS•

(12-15 kids) for

SLC School District

After School program.

19.5 hrs/wk;

M-Th 2:30-5:30/6pm

Fri 12:30-5/6pm

Start at $9.50 per hour.

Send resume to:

[email protected]

or call 801-578-8275.


SOCCERcontinued from Page 7

BASKETBALLcontinued from Page 6

Utah: Will Clyburn – 17 points, 12 rebounds, 4-6 3FGUNLV: Quintrell Thomas – 15 points, 16 rebounds, 5-5 FT

Players of the game

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold is an equal opportunity, a!rmative action employer. Follow us on:

For more information, please visit our college career site:

www.fcx.com/careers/college.htm

The elements of a successful endeavor never changes - Pride, Experience, Strength. At Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold, our business is guided by the same set of principles. Working together as a team is our goal but getting the job done right, no matter what, is our mission.

Starting your career at Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold is the key to building a great future. As an industry leader in mining, we o!er outstanding opportunities for interns and graduates to work side-by-side with the top experts in the field. Prepare yourself for a career in mining with Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold.

ElementsEssential for building a great career.

Numerous intern and graduate opportunities available including:

Please visit our team at the University of Utah

Spring 2011 Career Fair on February 8th!


POLICE REPORT

DISABILITYcontinued from Page 1

UTENITEDcontinued from Page 1

HISTORYcontinued from Page 1

JOBScontinued from Page 1

You were there.You saw it.

You remember it.You can recite every

play to your friends

who missed it.

But could you write about it?

The Daily Utah Chronicle is looking for new sports writers. contact [email protected] for more information and to apply.

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