2011-04-11

www.dailyutahchronicle.com Vol. 120 | No. 104 | ©2011

Monday, April 11, 2011

Storytelling through danceASUU’s budget toincrease

Short sleepers:more energyon less sleep

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Chronicle places second in region

Powwow celebrates American Indian culture

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Rose Jones, a U student, asked questions related to the Muslim religion during the Freedom of Speech in the Age of Terrorism panel, which was held Friday.

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The Daily Utah Chronicle’s awards:

1st Place- Lennie Mahler- Sports Photography1st Place- Willus Branham- Editorial Cartooning2nd Place- The Daily Utah Chronicle Staff- Best all-around student daily newspaper2nd Place- Jake Bullinger- Feature Writing3rd Place- The Daily Utah Chronicle Staff- Editorial Writing3rd Place- Brandon Beifuss, Logan Froerer and Jesse Peterson- General Column Writing3rd Place- Andreas Rivera- Breaking News Reporting3rd Place- Spencer Sandstrom- Breaking News Photography3rd Place- Taner Pasamehmetoglu- Feature Photography

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OUTDOOR GUIDEDiscover new ways to experience Utah’s landscape this spring » inside

SWINGING BACK: The Utes rebounded to take one of three during the weekend series against the Aztecs » 6


Dancers perform a traditional victory dance during the 39th annual powwow on Saturday.

ACROSS

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6 Long-winded

stories

11 Some E.R. cases

14 Playing marble

15 Kind of board for

a séance

16 Church bench

17 With 61-Across,

1982 question

from the Clash

19 ___ Bo (exercise

system)

20 Breads with

pockets

21 Leaf (through)

23 With 54-Across,

old advertising

question from

Clairol

27 Boy Scout group

28 Finale

29 Huey ___ and the

News

31 Slips up

32 Turkish money

35 Start of Caesar’s

boast

37 Soliloquy question

from Hamlet

42 Bit of parsley

43 Pull ___ one on

(hoodwink)

45 Facts and figures,

for short

48 ___ nous

51 Disco guy on “The

Simpsons”

52 Afrikaners

54 See 23-Across

57 Safe to consume

59 Oksana ___, 1994

gold-medal skater

60 Lower-priced gas

option: Abbr.

61 See 17-Across

66 Writer Fleming

67 Diner

68 Recluse

69 Capp and Gore

70 Back of a boat

71 “You ___ kidding!”

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3 Heavenly

gatekeeper, in

Portugal

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holders

5 Shoulder muscles,

briefly

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7 Vienna’s land:

Abbr.

8 “Scram!”

9 Barely open

10 “Tell me!”

11 Select

12 With 46-Down,

question from a

2000s game show

13 Goes 4-0 in the

Series, e.g.

18 Roald who created

Willy Wonka

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23 The First State:

Abbr.

24 “Don’t bet ___!”

25 Because of

26 Puerto ___

30 Was in session

33 Soak up

34 Labor Day’s mo.

36 Big Apple mass

transit inits.

38 Miner’s load

39 Outside of a

watermelon

40 Low instrumental

part of a tune

41 Book before Job:

Abbr.

44 Wed. preceder

45 Portugal’s

peninsula

46 See 12-Down

47 Fakes, as an injury

49 Having new

energy

50 Isaac’s eldest

53 Tart fruits

55 Nabisco wafer

56 Henry VIII’s house

58 The “E” in Q.E.D.

62 Fr. holy woman

63 The other woman

64 ___-X

65 Table scrap

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April 11, 2011

Jon Schmidt Benefit Concert: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. @ Libby Gardner Concert Hall LGBT Break the Silence Rally: Noon to 3 p.m. @ Union Lawn

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ASUU Presents: The Onion Writing Team: 7 p.m. @ Union BallroomComposers Forum: 7:30 p.m. to to 10 p.m. @ Dumke Recital Hall

Mostly sunny 42°/55°Shred-A-Palooza Film Festival: 6 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. @ Social and Behavioral Sciences Building, AuditoriumUnion Bowling Night: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. @ Union Bowling Alley

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Jerry O’Dell searches through debris at the home of his sister-in-law Bernice Link as Mapleton, Iowa residents begin clean-up e!orts after a tornado devastated part of the town Sunday evening.

Multimedia: Check out a photo gallery of the powwow that was held at the U at www.dailyutahchronicle.com/news.

Tornado destroys blocks in Iowa town

Debate rises over Utah tar sands mine

On “Revolutionary students start crucial dialogue” (Logan Froerer, April 4, 2011) Opinion

DaBearsposted 4.5.11 @ 7:02 p.m.Thank you for being “that guy” that makes all of us on campus laugh at your “revolutionary” non-sense. The fact you have a communist flag with a U logo on it only makes me laugh harder. Even the most Leftist of profes-sors believes in the principles behind capitalism at the U. Don’t believe me? Look at their syllabus. They have a set grading structure, and those who PERFORM the best get the highest grades. There’s no sharing of points, no sub-sidizing the lazy, some are naturally smart, others have to work harder. Either you do, or you don’t. Capitalism (also known as the free market) is the driving force behind America’s greatness. How does punishing the productive inspire one to continue to be productive? Where’s the incentive to do great things, work long hours, take great risks, etc... if there’s no added reward for doing so?I’m not too concerned. Eventually these college “revo-lutionaries” grow-up, get a job, maybe start a family and realize just how lucky they are to live in a free society where people are compensated based on their talents, skills, creativity, work-ethic, and sometimes sheer dumb-luck.


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April 11, 2011

Sexual harassment records lack accessibility

On “House passes bill to cut public broadcasting funding”(Andreas Rivera, April 7, 2011) News

Anonymousposted 4.7.11 @ 7:04 a.m.“A cut in public broadcasting ‘is not what the American people want,’”Which is exactly why the Republicans will make absolutely certain it passes.


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Pluralism enhances, not inhibits, religious freedom

ColoradoRobposted 4.7.11 @ 10:54 a.m.Good. There’s no good reason why my tax money should go to broadcast stuff on the air. “Cuz otherwise it might not get broad-cast” isn’t a good reason. Advertisers will be there if you have viewers. No viewers = should go away. Fund raisers work or not. Pledge drive doesn’t pan out? That means nobody wanted to watch the stuff you’re broadcasting enough to keep it going.

Anonymousposted 4.7.11 @ 11:30 a.m.I like public broadcasting but they need to be financially sol-vent. And not partisan, NPR!

Anonymousposted 4.7.11 @ 1:04 p.m.To the first comment: Which is exactly why Obamacare passed, because it’s what the people wanted. Yeah right. Get real, biased news reporting needs to be privatized.

wow.posted 4.7.11 @ 6:07 p.m.NPR is the most objective, informative, and quality news sta-tion out there. I don’t get why everyone says it’s biased? Is it just because they don’t spout the same inflamatory, smear campaign-ing rhetoric used by extreme “news” stations on both sides of the spectrum? I guess anything moderate is still too far left for conservatives.The idea that the market should dictate every aspect of society is what scares me most about libertarian and conservative ideas. Anyway, NPR cost the average American $1.34 a in taxes a year. Wow, what a huge sacrifice. And all towards some boring nature programs and documentaries that try to broaden my world view and inform me about important issues that corporate funded sta-tions wouldn’t want me to know about. No, those aren’t important reasons to fund things at all.

Anonymous

posted 4.7.11 @ 6:15 p.m.The whole point of “Public Broadcasting” is that it is “Public” people, hello! i.e. funded by the people, for the people, not by the corporation with the most money or the shrillest voices.

of female college students have been sexually harassed.

of college students know of harass-ment that has happened to someone else

of these reported harassment cases involve one student being harassed by another student or former student

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April 11, 2011

BaseballUtah @ Utah Valley6 p.m. Orem

SoftballUtah @ San Diego6 p.m. San Diego, Calif.

SoftballUtah @ UNLV6 p.m. Las Vegas

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After Clyburn, O’Brien granted release to explore his options

Burton, Bolton opt out of football after injuries

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Rice hired as UNLV’shead coach

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Utes outmatched by Aztecs,but rebound for one of three

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U guard Chris Hines drives to the basket during Saturday’s game against UNLV at the Huntsman Center. The Utes lost their final home game to the Rebels 78-58.

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C.J. Cron went 7-for-13 with a home run, but the Utes only won one of three games during the weekend series against the Aztecs.

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Real Salt Lake’s Paulo Araujo and New England Revolution’s Ryan Cochrane vie for the ball in the first half the game Saturday, in Foxborough, Mass.

New Englandshut out for first time this season

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April 9 @ Salt Lake CityNo. 59 Utah: 6, Colorado State:1Singles Competition

1. No. 108 Evgenia Kryuchkova (Utah) def. Caitlin Fluegge (CSU) 6-1, 6-42. Sarah Pham (Utah) def. Tori Arneson (CSU) 6-1, 1-6, 6-03. Lucia Kovarcikova (Utah) def. Lauren Mulhern (CSU) 6-4, 6-34. Paige Miles (Utah) def. Veronika Wojakowska (CSU) 6-3, 6-15. Lexi Provancha (Utah) def. Kaley Schultz (CSU) 6-4, 6-26. Melissa Holzinger (CSU) def. Lauren Keller (Utah) 3-6, 6-3, 6-1

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April 7 @ San Diego, Calif.SDSU: 6, Utah:1Singles competition

1. Giovanni Vaglietti (SDSU) def. Dmytro Mamedov (Utah) 7-2, 2-6, 10-52. Benito Suriano (Utah) def. Javier Pulgar (SDSU) 6-4, 7-6 (8-6)3. Tim Schulz van Ender (SDSU) def. Devin Lane (Utah) 6-2, 6-24. Hunter Nicholas (SDSU) def. Matt Cowley (Utah) 6-3, 7-55. Andre Feliz (SDSU) def. Alejandro Medinilla (Utah) 3-6, 6-4, 6-46. Jose Sierra Short (SDSU) def. Ben Tasevac (Utah) 6-4, 6-4

Doubles competition1. Giovanni Vaglietti/Hunter Nicholas (SDSU) def. Benito Suriano/Alejandro Medinilla (Utah) 8-62. Javier Pulgar/Tim Schulz van Ender (SDSU) def. Garrett LaBarre/Dmytro Mamedov (Utah) 8-53. Andre Feliz/Shiva Sangwan (SDSU) def. Matt Cowley/Devin Lane (Utah) 8-5

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April 9 @ Las VegasNo. 52 UNLV: 5, Utah:2Singles competition

1. No. 58 Mehdi Bouras (UNLV) def. Benito Suriano (Utah) 6-4, 6-12. Tamas Batyi (UNLV) def. Dmytro Mamedov (Utah) 6-3, 6-43. Devin Lane (Utah) def. Johannes Markel (UNLV) 7-5, 6-7 (5-7), 1-0 (10-7)4. Rene Ruegamer (UNLV) def. Alejandro Medinilla (Utah) 6-4, 6-35. Matt Cowley (Utah) def. Alex Bull (UNLV) 6-4, 1-6, 6-46. Charlie Alvarado (UNLV) def. Garrett LaBarre (Utah) 7-5, 6-3

Doubles competition1. Mehdi Bouras/Johannes Markel (UNLV) def. Alejandro Medinilla/Benito Suriano (Utah) 9-72. Rene Ruegamer/Bernard Schoeman (UNLV) def. Matt Cowley/Garrett LaBarre (Utah) 8-7 (9-7)3. Kasper Konyves/Alex Bull (UNLV) def. Devin Lane/Dmytro Mamedov (Utah) 9-7

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