2011-04-04

www.dailyutahchronicle.com Vol. 120 | No. 100 | ©2011

Monday, April 4, 2011

NEW UTE: Krystkowiak joins the Runnin’ Utes as the men’s basketball head coach » 6

POWER OF YOUTHLogan Froerer says the power of revolutionary change lies in younger generations » 5

New 911 system to provide faster aid

Enhancing the U experience

Hinckley intern receives Truman Scholarship

ASUU recognizes students’ most influential professors

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Jack Hanley shows Kurt Cook, a new member of SAMMA, a move. The Student Association of Mixed Martial Arts practices three times a week in the Union.

MUSE promotes new teaching approach

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ACROSS

1 Out of one’s gourd

5 Send somewhere

else

10 Father, to a baby

14 Wilson of “Starsky

& Hutch,” 2004

15 ___ and kicking

16 Words after step or

sleep

17 Suspicious

18 “Till next time!”

20 Nubile maidens

22 Valentine symbol

23 Rich supply of ore

24 When doubled, a

Mazda catchphrase

26 “Heavyweight” of

1960s folk/pop

32 Taken ___

(surprised)

33 Gent’s partner

34 What corn kernels

attach to

36 Up to the job

37 Prisons

39 What catnip is to a

cat

40 Citi Field player

41 Four years, for a

president

42 Buoyant wood

sometimes used in

rafts

43 Group in a hit

2002 film with

“divine secrets”

47 Animated 1998

film set in Central

Park

48 Fingered, for short

49 Lex Luthor, to

Superman

52 Rip open

56 Liquor-soaked

cake

59 “Mares eat oats

and ___ eat oats”

60 Sashimi fish

61 Flip out

62 Bridge shape

63 Grandmother,

affectionately

64 Five-time world

champion figure

skater Carol

65 “Funny strange or

funny ___?”

DOWN

1 Wedding dress,

e.g.

2 Not at home

3 It may be what ails

you

4 Wherever you like

5 First-class

6 Makes very, very

happy

7 Conniptions

8 Actress Longoria

9 Official in a

striped shirt

10 Start of the

musical scale

11 Fashion style-setter

Wintour

12 Fashion designer

Christian

13 No. on a periodic

table

19 “___ Night”

(Christmas carol)

21 Take to a

pawnshop

24 Ardor

25 Automaker

Ransom Eli

26 Sir’s counterpart

27 Westminster ___

28 Its coat of arms

has a cross, but no

falcon

29 Successfully diets

30 Eye: Prefix

31 Neck-to-waist area

35 Bit of wampum

37 Pull one’s leg

38 Phoenix’s home:

Abbr.

39 Highfalutin

41 Country singer

Tucker

42 ___ Rabbit

44 Kawasaki

competitor

45 Gridlocks

46 One of four

singing brothers of

the 1950s

49 Dark black

50 California wine

valley

51 Nonmusical

Abba

52 Bangkok citizen

53 Nick’s partner in

“The Thin Man”

54 Word after Georgia

or Virginia in

school names

55 Job conditions

agcy.

57 “Blech!”

58 ___ v. Wade

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WORLD U.S. UTAH

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Afghan protestors beat a burning e!gy of President Barack Obama during a demonstration in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. Afghan protests against the burning of a Quran in Florida entered a third day, while the Taliban called on people to rise up, blaming government forces for any violence.

Quran protests continue in Afghanistan

Latest developments in the Arab world’s unrest

“ ‘R U Packing’ parade to be a resounding hit”April Fools’ Edition

Medical School Facultyposted 4.1.11 @ 6:18 a.m.I can’t believe the President Michael Young allows or participates in this barbaric clown show. Guns belong with the police or armed services, not with idiots walk-ing around campus shooting at things. People from Utah really need to look outside their upbringing and see how ridiculous this mentality is, and how dangerous.Hey, let’s just block off I-80 and all drink and drive???? What a blast!!!


Anonymousposted 4.1.11 @ 8:48 a.m.Is this an April Fools Day joke? It’s ludicrous!

ColoradoRobposted 4.1.11 @ 4.10 p.m.This article had me see the light. As of today, I’m giving up my barbaric firearms and embracing Juju and karma. Anyone acosting me or my family from here on out will get a warm hand of fellowship, whatever money I’ve got in my wallet, and an offer of my car keys. Poor people obviously need these things more than I do, otherwise they wouldn’t be so intent on armed robbery or aggri-vated assault.

Anonymousposted 4.1.11 @ 6:12 p.m.Now, something about a “Think About the Children’ bake-sale at the end of the parade, to raise funds for buying firearms for Utah orphans” would’ve rounded this out nicely. How could you forget ‘Think About the Children?!?’ when talking about firearm ownership/use?

“Mustachioed Wynn honored for work”April Fools’ Edition

Whoa Nellieposted 4.1.11 @ 7:56 a.m.This is without a doubt the best article I’ve ever read on The Daily Utah Chronicle.

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April 4, 2011

Revolutionary students start crucial dialoguePROPOSED 2011 U.S. BUDGET

PROGRAM CUTS:$11.2 million cut from childhood-education programs$420 million cut from legal services for the poor

TAX EXEMPTIONS:$11.5 billion in income-tax breaks for millionaire estates$2.5 billion in tax breaks for oil companies

“The current version of society puts more in the pockets of estate-owning millionaires and oil barons than in the hands of children and the impoverished.”

On “Quarterback competition heats up”(Jake Hibbard, March 30, 2011) Sports

Brettposted 3.31.11 @ 3:06 p.m.“They need to play with confidence. They need to let the others know that we’re going to be OK.”??? Are you kidding me Norm? They need to see confidence coming from their offensive coordinator - that’s what they need! They need to be more than OK. They need to be the best. They will be the best if their quarterback, their team, and there coaching staff think that they are better than just OK. I hope, Norm, that you do better on the field than you do in interviews with the chroni.


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Anonymousposted 4.3.11 @ 3:46 p.m.I don’t see anything wrong with what he said. A coach can be a motivator and xs and os guy all day long, but if a team is lacking a field general ON the field, there is going to be a lot of problems.

On “Value isn’t increasing with tuition”(Jon Bullen, March 31, 2011) Opinion

Alexposted 4.1.11 @ 10:55 a.m.It is the same old status quo over and over again. We need to raise tuition again, but it is such a good deal for you peon students! It is time to create a private college free from politics. Probably 80% of classes only require a simple classroom, a teacher, students, a blackboard, and some books. Very inexpensive. Professors who are in the field for the love of learning and knowledge would probably be glad to sign up. There is no reason that they couldn’t be paid $80K+ year, so it wouldn’t be char-ity work for them. The more intensive courses requiring labs, etc. could be done at other places that receive tax and corporate funds to supplement. I think that here at the U are the brightest minds in the state, but their knowledge and wisdom are ig-nored. At the least, lets create an internal think tank where professors and students can brainstorm and refine ideas on improving our situation. It is our education, so lets work on making it better.

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GYMNASTICS

Despite rough regionals meet,Utah heads to 36th nationals

Krystkowiak named next head coach

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GolfUtah @ Wyoming Cowboy ClassicAll Day Scottsdale, Ariz.

BaseballUtah @ Salt Lake Bees (Exhibition)6 p.m. Spring Mobile Ballpark

SoftballUtah vs. Utah Valley4 p.m. Ute Softball Field

UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS

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Pac-10 puts T.V.records on market

GolfUtah vs. Wyoming Cowboy ClassicAll Day Scottsdale, Ariz.

FOOTBALL

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Walk-on sophomore Thretton Palamo led rushers with 73 yards on 16 carries during Friday’s scrimmage.

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Corrie Lothrop earned a 9.82 on uneven bars despite a cable latch breaking during her routine.

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Floor49.25049.22549.00048.95048.50048.825

Total197.350196.475195.300195.225194.500194.175

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Palamo led rushers at scrimmage

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