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Project: 2011

Media Mentions 03/02/2011 March 2, 2011

Media Mentions 03/02/2011

Project # of Articles Print Online Soc. Media B'cast Newswires

2011 36 6 23 4 0 3

Type Date Headline Publication / Journalist

City State Prominence Tone

3/2/2011 Edwards among inductees in Utah State Hall of Fame

USA Today McLean VA 2

3/2/2011 Alleva Named to NCAA Men's Basketball Committee

LSU Sports n/a n/a 1

3/2/2011 Latest Utah news, sports, business and entertainment

AP Alert - Utah n/a

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3/2/2011 Answering questions about the NCAA Tournament

San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco

CA 1

3/2/2011 This Obsession of Mine

Thoughts of a Peanut Taylor

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3/2/2011 Edwards among inductees in Utah State Hall of Fame

AP Alert - Utah n/a

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3/2/2011 Here is the latest Utah news from The Associated Press

AP Alert - Utah n/a

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3/2/2011 Sen. Orrin Hatch utters profanity about health care reform

Deseret Morning News Jamshid Ghazi Askar, Deseret News

Salt Lake City UT 2

3/2/2011 Paid Notice: Deaths DAINES, DR. RICHARD F.

New York Times (NY) n/a

New York NY 1

3/2/2011 Daines, Dr. Richard F.

Albany Times Union (NY) n/a

Albany NY 1

3/2/2011 Donors dis-tressed at 'Locks of Love'

Sun Advocate Price UT 1

3/2/2011 College enrollment continues to grow, but pace slows

Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City UT 1

3/2/2011 First Look at EduComm 2011

University Business Norwalk CT 1

3/2/2011 Tommy Gate Company Creates New Key Accounts Position

National Truck Equipment Association n/a n/a 1

3/2/2011 Edwards Among Inductees In Utah State Hall Of Fame

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The Associated Press State & Local Wire n/a

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3/2/2011 ball with batting tee patent

Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City UT 1

3/2/2011 Q@A WITH AUTHOR JOY SPRAYCAR

Romance Author Buzz Marilyn Shoemaker

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3/2/2011 Utah colleges growing while cuts loom

Standard Examiner mpiper

Ogden UT 2

3/2/2011 7 Surprising Ways Happy Couples Stay Close - Love + Sex on Shine [del.icio.us]

Roney Smith wysiwysell

n/a n/a 1

3/2/2011 Orrin Hatch: ObamaCare a ‘Dumbass Program’ and an ‘Awful Piece of Crap’

merriemarie's clog merriemarie

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3/2/2011 Seekers From Around Utah Attend Job Fair At UBATC

Vernal Express n/a

n/a UT 2

3/2/2011 USU’s New Summer Science Academy Prepares High School Students For College

Fox 13 News n/a

n/a UT 3

3/2/2011 Furniture Facelift

Tooele Transcript Bulletin Tooele UT 1

3/2/2011 Utah State Campus Briefs

Deseret News n/a

n/a UT 2

3/2/2011 USU sees 6.85 percent increase in spring semester enrollment

Herald Journal Monticello IN 3

3/2/2011 Prominent valley native Richard Daines dies


3/2/2011 7. Seth Bracken, Editor of QSaltLake

Salt Lake City Weekly Salt Lake City UT 1

3/2/2011 Ashley Regional Awards $30,000 For USU Programs

Vernal Express n/a

n/a UT 1

3/2/2011 Utah State continues 'payback tour'


3/2/2011 Minding Hatch’s “Profanity” Now A Full Time Job

Salt Lake Tribune n/a

n/a UT 1

3/2/2011 Utah Colleges Growth

Standar Examiner n/a

n/a UT 2

3/2/2011 USU Helps With Prototype Car For Blind

Herald Journal n/a

n/a UT 2

3/2/2011 Tips For Planting Fruit Trees

Herald Journal n/a

n/a UT 1

3/2/2011 Classes To Enhance Parent Child Bonds

Davis County Clipper n/a

n/a UT 1

3/2/2011 USU Enrollment Rises For Spring 2011

Herald Journal n/a

n/a UT 3








3/2/2011 USU Enrollment Sets New Record

Cache Valley Daily n/a

n/a UT 3




2011 36 6 23 4 0 3




2011 36 6 23 4 0 3

Keywords used to calculate Prominence: Utah State, Utah State University, Aggies, USU




2011 36 6 23 4 0 3

Edwards is best known as BYU's longtime football coach but he was a top lineman and linebacker for the Aggies. The 1980 and 1981 Aggies softball teams that won back-to-back national championships also will be honored at a dinner Sept. 9. Other inductees include former NCAA hurdles champion Jerry Cerulla, former Big West basketball player of the year Dean Hunger, All-America defensive back Henry King and Rick Parros, the third-leading rusher in school history.

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Edwards among inductees in Utah State Hall of FameProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Online Tone: Positive

Outlet: USA Today Journalist:

City: McLean State: VA

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INDIANAPOLIS---The NCAA has announced that Joe Alleva and Jamie Zaninovich have been appointed to the Division I Men's Basketball Committee. Alleva, the vice chancellor and director of athletics at LSU, and Zaninovich, the ... ... the director of athletics at Wake Forest University; Scott Barnes, the director of athletics at Utah State University; and Steve Orsini, the director of athletics at Southern Methodist University. Hathaway will chair the committee for the 2011-12 academic year. ...


Alleva Named to NCAA Men's Basketball CommitteeProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: LSU Sports Journalist:

City: n/a State: n/a


IMMIGRATION REFORM Comprehensive immigration law passes committee SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ A Senate committee has passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill while holding a separate enforcement bill. Republican Sen. Curt Bramble of Provo says Senate Bill 288 incorporates enforcement provisions and a guest worker program into one bill to ensure the laws coordinate. The bill removes the more stringent enforcement provisions associated with an immigration law passed in Arizona last year. Bramble says the bill, which passed the Senate Revnue and Taxation Committee 7-1 Tuesday, works better for Utah. While it still punishes illegal immigrants who break the law, it offers an avenue for people already in the state illegally to remain with their families as workers. Prior to passing Bramble's bill, the committee held a House bill focused on punishing employers who use illegal immigrants. ABORTION BILLS-UTAH Utah House committee passes 3 anti-abortion bills SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ A Utah House committee has passed three anti-abortion bills that critics say unfairly target women and doctors who perform abortions. Republican Rep. Carl Wimmer of Herriman, the sponsor of all three bills, says his primary goal is to ensure doctors who object to abortions are not punished and clinics are following the law. House Bill 171 would require clinic inspections twice a year, instead of the current state policy that inspects them every two or three years or when they receive a complaint. The other two bills would exempt the state from using federal funds for abortions and allow a doctor to refuse to conduct an abortion without fear of discipline. The three bills now move to the House floor for debate. NATIONAL PARKS-DRILLING Lawyer: Fake Utah drilling bids were `sabotage' SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ A prosecutor is telling jurors in Salt Lake City that a man must be punished for the "sabotage" he committed by placing fake bids on federal oil and gas drilling leases to run up the prices. In opening statements Tuesday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Romney said Tim DeChristopher's trial isn't about "Big Oil" or the Bureau of Land Management policies that prompted the 29-year-old's civil disobedience. Romney says DeChristopher knowingly placed millions of dollars in bids at the 2008 auction without any intention of paying. Defense lawyers are waiting to make their opening statements in the case that's become a cause celebre among Hollywood stars and environmentalists. DeChristopher pleaded not guilty to interfering with and making false representations at a government auction. He faces up to 10 years in prison and $750,000 in fines if he's convicted. WILDERNESS RULES-CONGRESS Western Republicans decry Obama wilderness policy WASHINGTON (AP) _ Republican governors and members of Congress are vowing to fight an Obama administration plan to make millions of acres of undeveloped land in the West eligible for federal wilderness protection. The GOP officials say the plan would circumvent Congress's authority and could be used to declare a vast swath of public land off-limits to oil-and-gas drilling. Rep. Denny Rehberg of Montana said the policy threatens the economy in rural Western states. He accused the Obama administration of waging a "war on the West."

Latest Utah news, sports, business and entertainmentProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Newswire Tone: Positive

Outlet: AP Alert - Utah Journalist: n/a


Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced plans in December to reverse a Bush-era policy and make millions of acres of public land again eligible for wilderness protection. The plan replaces a 2003 policy _ dubbed by critics as "No More Wilderness _ that opened lands to commercial development. ABDUCTION ARREST-UTAH Arrest made in Utah in Philadelphia abduction case (Information in the following story is from: Deseret News, http://www.deseretnews.com) WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah (AP) _ Authorities say a mother sought in the abduction of her 4-year-old daughter a month ago in Philadelphia was arrested and the girl was found safe outside a convenience store in the Salt Lake City area. Supervisory Deputy U.S. Marshal Jim Phelps says Laura Kilmer was arrested Sunday with the child and their belongings packed in a vehicle at a business in West Valley City. Phelps tells the Deseret News of Salt Lake City that a loaded .40-caliber handgun was also found in the car. Phelps says Kilmer didn't have custody of the child, and had been in Florida before heading to a relative's home in Utah. The girl is due to be returned to her father, and Kilmer is expected to be returned in custody to Pennsylvania to face charges. TRUANCY LAW-PROVO Provo truancy law dies amid home school outcry PROVO, Utah (AP) _ A Utah city mayor is withdrawing his request for a tough new truancy ordinance after home-schooling parents complained that it would make their children outlaws. The Daily Herald of Provo reported Tuesday that Mayor John Curtis pulled the idea before the Municipal Council got a chance to review it. Home-schooling proponents and others had planned a public protest of the Provo Gang Task Force recommendation. It would tag truant students with a misdemeanor ticket that would involve parents and the court system to resolve. Councilman Sterling Beck says a parent might have been cited for having his or her own children at work during school hours, or unaccompanied children could be ticketed in a doctor's office. Opponent Tana Arnoldsen says home-schooled children would feel like they were under house arrest. FOUR-DAY-WORKWEEK Utah House passes bill requiring 5-day workweek SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ The Utah House has passed a bill requiring state agencies to keep office hours five days a week. Republican Rep. Mike Noel of Kanab says his House Bill 328 wouldn't eliminate the four-day workweek for most state employees. But he says the bill would require state agencies to be open at least five days a week, nine hours a day. Agencies would be given flexibility to open earlier or close later and to juggle employee schedules. Noel says when agencies close on Fridays it reduces access to government for residents and hurts businesses. Republican Rep. Jim Nielson of Bountiful says the executive branch, not the Legislature, has the power to determine rules for state agencies and employees. The bill now goes to the state Senate. TOW TRUCK LAW Utah bill would let wreckers act without police SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ Tow truck operators won't need police permission to tow vehicles off Utah interstate highways and could seize property to cover towing costs under a bill passed by the state Legislature. Republican Sen. Peter Knudson of Brigham City says House Bill 81 will help wrecking companies recover costs from recovered vehicles that owners don't claim. The measure now goes to Gov. Gary Herbert for signature. Knudson says wrecking companies could hold property found with the vehicle until the towing costs are paid. The law is modeled on regulations for storage companies, which can hold property if rent isn't paid.

The bill would allow tow truck operators to respond to minor accidents without law enforcement on interstate highways. The trucks would also be able to use emergency vehicle access on freeways. T25-BYU-DAVIES SUSPENDED BYU's Davies Suspended rest of season SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ No. 3 BYU has suspended sophomore forward Brandon Davies for the rest of the season for violating the school's honor code. The university announced the move Tuesday evening in a news release,and school officials said coach Dave Rose would address the issue following Wednesday's game against New Mexico. Davies started 26 of 29 games this season, averaging 11.1 points, 6.2 rebounds and 1.5 assists in 24.9 minutes. School officials said they became aware of the violations Monday. His future with the team and the university has not yet been determined. The news comes three days after BYU (27-2) beat San Diego State in a Mountain West Conference showdown, and a day after the Cougars jumped four spots in The Associated Press poll. UTAH ST HALL OF FAME Edwards among inductees in Utah State Hall of Fame SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ LaVell Edwards is among the former athletes being honored in Utah State's 2011 Hall Of Fame class. Edwards is best known as BYU's longtime football coach but he was a top lineman and linebacker for the Aggies. The 1980 and 1981 Aggies softball teams that won back-to-back national championships also will be honored at a dinner Sept. 9. Other inductees include former NCAA hurdles champion Jerry Cerulla, former Big West basketball player of the year Dean Hunger, All-America defensive back Henry King and Rick Parros, the third-leading rusher in school history. Copyright © 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

A first-round NCAA Tournament game that could match St. Mary's against Michigan State two days after Selection Sunday, before anyone is paying serious attention, is one of the tidbits that should be exposed now that we've entered March, the month ... ... as good as our league has been since I've been here." -- Do Gonzaga, St. Mary's and Utah State need to win their conference tournaments to get into the NCAA Tournament? Utah State probably is safe, but Gonzaga and St. Mary's are ...


Answering questions about the NCAA TournamentProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: San Francisco Chronicle Journalist:

City: San Francisco State: CA


Ob-ses-sion [ uh b-sesh- uh n] n. The domination of one's thoughts or feelings by a persistent idea, image, desire, etc. (or sport) As in: Taylor has an obsession for hockey. My first game was overwhelming. Watching men skate in circles ... ... in Vancouver last year. I have lots of love in my heart for the Great White North. Also, half of USU's team is actually FROM Canada. How cool is that? 2. Names--The team has the coolest Canadian last names (some of them aren't exactly from Canada, but ...


This Obsession of MineProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Blogs Tone: Positive

Outlet: Thoughts of a Peanut Journalist: Taylor


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SALT LAKE CITY_LaVell Edwards is among the former athletes being honored in Utah State's 2011 Hall Of Fame class. Edwards is best known as BYU's longtime football coach but he was a top lineman and linebacker for the Aggies. The 1980 and 1981 Aggies softball teams that won back-to-back national championships also will be honored at a dinner Sept. 9. Other inductees include former NCAA hurdles champion Jerry Cerulla, former Big West basketball player of the year Dean Hunger, All-America defensive back Henry King and Rick Parros, the third-leading rusher in school history. Copyright © 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Edwards among inductees in Utah State Hall of FameProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011




SALT LAKE CITY_A Senate committee has passed sweeping immigration legislation while holding a separate enforcement bill. Republican Sen. Curt Bramble of Provo says the measure incorporates enforcement provisions and a guest worker program into one bill to ensure the laws coordinate. The bill removes the more stringent enforcement provisions associated with an immigration law passed in Arizona last year. WASHINGTON (AP) _ Gov. Gary Herbert was among Republicans on Capitol Hill vowing to fight an Obama administration plan to make millions of acres of undeveloped land in the West eligible for federal wilderness protection. Herbert told the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee yesterday the proposal is harming rural communities in his state whose economies rely on use of public lands. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ A Utah House committee has passed three anti-abortion bills that critics say unfairly target women and doctors who perform the procedure. Republican Rep. Carl Wimmer's legislation would require clinic inspections twice a year, instead of every two or three years. His two other bills would exempt the state from using federal funds for abortions and allow a doctor to refuse to conduct an abortion without fear of discipline. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ LaVell Edwards is among the former athletes being honored in Utah State's 2011 Hall Of Fame class. Edwards is best known as BYU's longtime football coach but he was a top lineman and linebacker for the Aggies. The 1980 and 1981 Aggies softball teams that won back-to-back national championships also will be honored at a dinner Sept. 9. Copyright © 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Here is the latest Utah news from The Associated PressProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011




photo Senate Judiciary Committee member Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, listens on Capitol Hill in Washington. From the archive ? Feb. 17, 2011 ? Feb. 14, 2011 ? Feb. 11, 2011 ? Feb. 9, 2011 ? Feb. 8, 2011 Sen. Orrin Hatch really, really doesn't like President Obama's health care reform ? so much so that, during a recent appearance at Utah State University, Utah's senior senator to . Here are Hatch's remarks from a question-and-answer session in Logan on Friday, as originally reported in the Utah ...


Sen. Orrin Hatch utters profanity about health care reformProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Online Tone: Neutral

Outlet: Deseret Morning News Journalist: Jamshid Ghazi Askar, Deseret News

City: Salt Lake City State: UT


DAINES--Dr. Richard F.,60, passed away unexpectedly February 26th. He was Commissioner of Health for New York State from 2007-2010. He was deeply loved by his family and will be sorely missed. Dr. Daines was born February 17, 1951 to Newel and Jean Daines in Preston, Idaho, and grew up in Logan, UT. He served an LDS mission in Bolivia from 1970-72. He received a B.A. from Utah State University in 1974, and an M.D. from Cornell University in 1978. Dr. Daines and Linda, his wife of 36 years, made their home in New York City and Dutchess County, NY. Dr. Daines worked tirelessly to improve the health and happiness of his patients and all New Yorkers. His devotion to his work was exceeded only by his devotion to his family. Dr. Daines is survived by his wife, Linda, children William, Katherine, and Andrew, grandson Charles Richard, parents, and siblings Pamela, George, Janet, and Peter. A viewing will take place on March 1st from 6-8pm at Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home, 1076 Madison Avenue, New York, NY. The funeral service will be held at 11am on March 2nd at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 217 East 87th Street, New York, NY. Dr. Daines will be laid to rest at Logan City Cemetery in Logan, Utah on March 3rd. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that contributions be made in his memory to the following charities: Weill Cornell Medical College (www.med.cornell.edu), the Leonard J. Arrington Chair of History at Utah State University (www.usu.edu/giving), or the Boy Scouts of America (www.scouting.org). Copyright © 2011 The New York Times Company

Paid Notice: Deaths DAINES, DR. RICHARD F.Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Print Tone: Neutral

Outlet: New York Times (NY) Journalist: n/a

City: New York State: NY

NEW YORK CITY Dr. Richard F. Daines, 60, passed away unexpectedly February 26th. He was Commissioner of Health for New York State from 2007-2010. He was deeply loved by his family and will be sorely missed. Dr. Daines was born February 17, 1951 to Newel and Jean Daines in Preston, Idaho, and grew up in Logan, Utah. He served an LDS mission in Bolivia from 1970-72. He received a B.A. from Utah State University in 1974 and an M.D. from Cornell University in 1978. Dr. Daines and Linda, his wife of 36 years, made their home in New York City and Dutchess County. Dr. Daines worked tirelessly to improve the health and happiness of his patients and all New Yorkers. His devotion to his work was exceeded only by his devotion to his family. Dr. Daines is survived by his wife, Linda; children William, Katherine and Andrew; grandson Charles Richard; parents; and siblings Pamela, George, Janet, and Peter. A viewing will take place on March 1st from 6-8 p.m. at Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home, 1076 Madison Ave., New York, NY. The funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on March 2 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 217 East 87th St., New York, N.Y. Dr. Daines will be laid to rest in Logan City Cemetery in Logan, Utah on March 3 In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that contributions be made in his memory to the following charities: Weill Cornell Medical College (www.med.cornell.edu), the Leonard J. Arrington Chair of History at Utah State University (www.usu.edu/giving), or the Boy Scouts of America (www.scouting.org). Copyright © 2011 Times Union. All Rights Reserved.

Daines, Dr. Richard F.Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Print Tone: Neutral

Outlet: Albany Times Union (NY) Journalist: n/a

City: Albany State: NY

Cancer does not discriminate, it affects and devastates the lives of young and old, male and female, from every possible walk of life. Thankfully, kindness and giving also comes in many packages, demonstrated locally by this year's Locks of Love event. This past Saturday, individuals from every corner of the Castle Valley descended upon Utah State University Eastern's Cosmetology Department en-mass to give the gift of a full head of hair to those suffering from a variety of illnesses. ...


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Donors dis-tressed at 'Locks of Love'Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Sun Advocate Journalist:

City: Price State: UT


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A look back at Deron William's time with the Utah Jazz. The Jazz on Wednesday sent the all-star poin... Latest Blog Entries Published Mar 1, 2011 04:30PM Published Mar 1, 2011 04:26PM ... ... was encouraged by the continuing upswing at the former College of Eastern Utah, now a Utah State University satellite, up 7.5 percent over last spring. The schools main Price campus had been dogged by stagnant enrollment, prompting the USU merger last year. ...



College enrollment continues to grow, but pace slowsProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Salt Lake Tribune Journalist:




Old friends and new faces. Thats what EduComm attendees can expect to see not only on the exhibit floor and in the session rooms, but also with our keynote speakers. EduComm returns to Orlando, June 13 to 15, at the Hilton Walt Disney World Resort, ... ... as one of Time magazines 25 most influential Americans, Covey recently joined the faculty at Utah State Universitys Huntsman School of Business. The author of the bestselling The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and First Things First, ...


First Look at EduComm 2011Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: University Business Journalist:

City: Norwalk State: CT


Tommy Gate Co. (Phoenix, AZ) welcomed Ron Truitt as the newest member of its sales force. Truitt, an alum of Utah State University, previously spent 10 years as a regional sales manager with Morgan Corporation. His new position at Tommy Gate, key account sales, will work closely with National Sales Manager Allen Birmingham, and his team, to review and develop current and potential projects involving corporate fleets. Tommy Gate is excited about this opportunity ...



Tommy Gate Company Creates New Key Accounts PositionProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: National Truck Equipment Association Journalist:




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Edwards Among Inductees In Utah State Hall Of FameProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: The Associated Press State & Local Wire Journalist: n/a


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11:44PM Convertible seal, patent No. 7,896,091, invented by Scott E. Williamson of Castle Rock, Colo., and John W. McKeachnie of Vernal, assigned to Weatherford/Lamb Inc. of Houston. Batting tee, patent No. D633,583, ... ... of radioisotopes, patent No. 7,897,932, invented by Raymond P. DeVito of North Logan, assigned to Utah State University of North Logan. Current controlled driver, patent No. 7,898,185, invented by Mohammad M. Mojarradi of La Canada, Calif., ...



ball with batting tee patentProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Salt Lake Tribune Journalist:




Joy Spraycar was born in Albuquerque , New Mexico , but raised in Utah . She has always been an avid reader, and began writing in the 7th grade. Her stories were published in the school newspaper. She continued writing, but then set it aside ... ... and monsters, especially the werewolf lore. Quicksilver was conceived when she was attending Utah State University , and now she's enjoyed letting the story out. She's a member of the Absolutely Write chapter of the League of Utah Writers, Vice President ...



Q@A WITH AUTHOR JOY SPRAYCARProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Romance Author Buzz Journalist: Marilyn Shoemaker


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OGDEN -- Utah's universities are gaining students faster than they are getting money to teach them, leading to a situation where campuses and classes can't grow to meet the demand. Weber State University's satellite campus in Davis County, for one, is full and using trailers in addition to its one building. Utah State University said Tuesday that a threatened 7 percent cut in funding by the Legislature could mean the same thing there. WSU has issued a request for ...


Utah colleges growing while cuts loomProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Standard Examiner Journalist: mpiper

City: Ogden State: UT


By Charlotte Latvala, REDBOOK When I was single, I thought marriage was like that Beatles song: "All You Need Is Love." Of course, I still think love is an important part of the mix, but now that I'm a little older and wiser -- and a veteran of 12 ... ... talking about it makes us feel close. Tom Lee, Ph.D., a professor of marriage and family studies at Utah State University, recently completed a survey of 1,400 married people. One of the findings was that couples who regularly discuss their long-range plans ...



7 Surprising Ways Happy Couples Stay Close - Love + Sex on Shine [del.icio.us]Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Roney Smith Journalist: wysiwysell


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"It's good to allow them to work out their own problems rather than a one-size-fits-all federal government dumb-ass program. It really is an awful piece of crap." Hatch apologized for swearing, according to the Statesman. Hatch ... ... healthcare law in a speech late last week. During at an appearance at an event sponsored by the Utah State University College Republicans, Hatch was asked if he thought the nation's healthcare system needs serious reforms. He acknowledged that states have ...



Orrin Hatch: ObamaCare a 'Dumbass Program' and an 'Awful Piece of Crap'Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Blogs Tone: Neutral

Outlet: merriemarie's clog Journalist: merriemarie


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Seekers From Around Utah Attend Job Fair At UBATCProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Vernal Express Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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USU's New Summer Science Academy Prepares High School Students For CollegeProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Fox 13 News Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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Dorie Poe was hard at work Monday morning removing staples from a wingback chair in the basement of the USU Extension Office. At another table nearby, Ann Rugg was busy inspecting the springs of a Western style seat. While each has different plans for their chairs, both were there for the same reason: to breathe new life into their furniture. Thanks to upholstery classes, offered by the USU Extension and taught by Tooele resident Joyce Tate, they are doing just that. ...


Furniture FaceliftProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Tooele Transcript Bulletin Journalist:

City: Tooele State: UT



Utah State Campus BriefsProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Deseret News Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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By Kevin Opsahl The Herald Journal | 0 comments Statewide enrollment numbers released by the Utah System of Higher Education show that Utah State University has seen a steady increase in the total head count of students for spring 2011 from last year. USU's spring 2011 semester has seen 24,820 students in their total headcount, a 6.85 percent increase over 2010's spring semester. The school also saw a 17.4 percent jump in enrollment at its regional campuses. ...


USU sees 6.85 percent increase in spring semester enrollmentProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist:

City: Monticello State: IN


file photo, former New York State Health Commissioner Dr. Richard Daines, right, and former Gov. David Paterson appear during a news conference in Albany, N.Y. Daines, the innovative commissioner who left a lucrative private sector career to fight ... ... a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Bolivia. He later graduated from Utah State University in 1974, where he was a pre-med student who also majored in history. Daines attended Cornell Medical School, graduating ...


Prominent valley native Richard Daines diesProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Online Tone: Neutral




After more than five years, Michael Aaron, the many-hatted publisher/editor/designer/etc. of local LGBT mag QSaltLake (where I once-upon-a-time was also employed), seems relieved to turn over his editorial chapeau to Seth Bracken. A bright, young, Utah native, Bracken graduated magna cum laude from Utah State Universitys journalism department and, until recently, served as an online editor for the Deseret News. Bracken dons his new ink-slinging headwear starting with QSaltLakes March 3 issue. ...



7. Seth Bracken, Editor of QSaltLakeProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Salt Lake City Weekly Journalist:





Ashley Regional Awards $30,000 For USU ProgramsProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Vernal Express Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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WAC's top team not relaxing Font Size: By Shawn Harrison The Herald Journal | 0 comments LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Despite having already wrapped up another conference regular season title, the Aggie men's basketball team insists there is still plenty to play for. No. 25 Utah State - No. 21 in the USA Today/ESPN poll - begins a long road trip tonight at the Pan American Center. It's a battle of the Aggies of the Western Athletic Conference. New Mexico ...


Utah State continues 'payback tour'Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011






Minding Hatch's "Profanity" Now A Full Time JobProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Salt Lake Tribune Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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Utah Colleges GrowthProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011

Media Type: Print Tone: Positive

Outlet: Standar Examiner Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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USU Helps With Prototype Car For BlindProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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Tips For Planting Fruit TreesProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011



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Classes To Enhance Parent Child BondsProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Davis County Clipper Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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USU Enrollment Rises For Spring 2011Project: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011



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USU Enrollment Sets New RecordProject: 2011 Date: 3/2/2011


Outlet: Cache Valley Daily Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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