Media Mentions 12/20/2010 December 20, 2010

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Project # of Articles Print Online Soc. Media B'cast Newswires 2010 Hits 40 10 25 2 0 3

Project: 2010 Hits Type Date Headline City State Prominence Tone Publication / Journalist 12/20/2010 Shooting survivor fulfills his non-mission LDS â??missionâ?? Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City UT 1 12/20/2010 Loss of uncle inspired, motivated Boise StateÂ?s Jeron Johnson Idaho Statesman Boise ID 1 CHADD CRIPE 12/20/2010 Box Elder commissioners endorse USU-Brigham City expansion Cache Valley Daily n/a n/a 2 12/20/2010 Joint vet program at USU approved Deseret Morning News Salt Lake City UT 3 Amy Joi O'Donoghue, Deseret News 12/20/2010 Utah universities hang on as nationwide contributions decline Deseret Morning News Salt Lake City UT 2 Michael De Groote, Deseret News 12/20/2010 Cycling The Spirit Of Giving Herald Journal n/a UT 2 n/a 12/20/2010 Logan Woman Decks The Halls Year-Round Herald Journal n/a UT 1 n/a 12/19/2010 Trolley Square survivor brings hope to children of Africa Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City UT 1 12/19/2010 Men’s basketball pulls out win in final minute of play Western Herald n/a n/a 1 kmurphy 12/19/2010 Teacher departs in her favorite season ; Family remembers upbeat approach Concord Monitor (NH) Concord NH 1 Ray Duckler; Monitor staff 12/19/2010 Lifting Africa, one swing set at a time Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City UT 1 Jeremiah Stettler 12/19/2010 The Care of a Blue Spruce Tree EHow.com National n/a 1 12/19/2010 No headline - Local_briefs San Angelo Standard-Times San Angelo TX 1 12/19/2010 Peace Corps Welcomes 26 New University Partners to its Masterâ??s International Program Peace Corps n/a n/a 1 12/19/2010 SUU embarks on goals St. George Spectrum n/a n/a 1 12/19/2010 Here is the latest Utah news from The Associated Press AP Alert - Utah n/a n/a 2 n/a 12/19/2010 USU Program Sculpts School Principals Herald Journal n/a UT 3 n/a 12/19/2010 USU Moves Closer To Fundraising Goal Herald Journal n/a UT 3 n/a 12/19/2010 USU Extension Receives Herald Journal n/a UT 3 n/a 12/19/2010 Christmas Program Customized For Valley Kids With Hearing Loss Herald Journal n/a UT 1 n/a 12/18/2010 Utah State Student-Athletes Participate In Shop With A Jock Program Cache Valley Daily n/a n/a 2 12/18/2010 USU and SLCC buy properties Deseret Morning News Salt Lake City UT 3 Paul Koepp, Deseret News 12/18/2010 2 more USU students arrested in cemetery tree thefts KSL-TV Salt Lake City UT 1 12/18/2010 Deceptionist Richard Hatch to be featured at UPR New Year's Eve Celebration PRLog National n/a 1 12/18/2010 2 more students arrested in cemetery tree case Victoria Advocate Victoria TX 1 12/18/2010 2 more students arrested in cemetery tree case Columbus Republic n/a n/a 1 12/18/2010 Season's readings: The Daily Herald peruses new additions to the Christmas canon Central Utah Daily Herald Provo UT 1 12/18/2010 San Angelo-area news in brief, 12/18 San Angelo Standard-Times San Angelo TX 2 12/18/2010 Walmart Brings Savings and Convenience to Park City Wal-Mart n/a n/a 1 12/18/2010 New Pocatello mayor looks back as he nears end of first year in office Idaho State Journal Pocatello ID 1 12/18/2010 Does Alzheimer's Caregiver Love Slow Alzheimer's Disease? Alzheimer's Reading Room n/a n/a 1 Bob DeMarco 12/18/2010 2 more students arrested in cemetery tree case AP Alert - Utah n/a n/a 1 n/a 12/18/2010 UT Cemetery Thefts Logan AP Alert - Utah n/a n/a 1 n/a 12/18/2010 Estrogen-like activity of perfluoroalkyl acids in vivo and interaction with human and rainbow trout estrogen receptors in vitro Toxicological Sciences n/a n/a 1 Benninghoff, A. D., Bisson, W. H., Koch, D. C., Ehresman, D 12/18/2010 Desperately Seeking Jesus: Photographer Blogs A 'Crèche-A-Day' Salt Lake Tribune n/a UT 1 n/a 12/18/2010 2 More Students Arrested In Cemetery Tree Case The Associated Press State & Local Wire n/a n/a 1 n/a 12/18/2010 Logan Firefighters Keep Check On Local Landmarks Herald Journal n/a UT 1 n/a 12/18/2010 2 More Cited For Logan Tree Theft Herald Journal n/a UT 1 n/a 12/18/2010 Cemetery Tree Thefts Herald Journal n/a UT 1 n/a 12/18/2010 USU Assistant Art Professor Awarded $10,000 Fellowship Cache Valley Daily n/a UT 3 n/a Media Mentions 12/20/2010 December 20, 2010

Media Mentions 12/20/2010

Project # of Articles Print Online Soc. Media B'cast Newswires 2010 Hits 40 10 25 2 0 3 Media Mentions 12/20/2010 December 20, 2010

Media Mentions 12/20/2010

Project # of Articles Print Online Soc. Media B'cast Newswires 2010 Hits 40 10 25 2 0 3

Keywords used to calculate Prominence: Utah State, Utah State University, Aggies, USU Media Mentions 12/20/2010 December 20, 2010

Media Mentions 12/20/2010

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Shooting survivor fulfills his non-mission LDS â??missionâ?? Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/20/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Salt Lake Tribune Journalist: City: Salt Lake City State: UT

The Salt Lake Tribune

Updated 1 minute ago Updated Dec 20, 2010 11:16AM

Kampala, Uganda Not long ago, A.J. Walker was the victim.

But beneath the tropical canopy of this African nation, where ...... First Presbyterian Church, shared that spiritual outlook. Providing aid to Africa, the retired Utah State University professor said, is a divine work.

"Each of us should return what we can from our talents," he said, "to help people in what I feel ...

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Loss of uncle inspired, motivated Boise StateÂ?s Jeron Johnson Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/20/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Idaho Statesman Journalist: CHADD CRIPE City: Boise State: ID

LAS VEGAS Jeron Johnsons childhood idol was a gangster.

He was a murder victim.

He was his uncle.

And, at times, he was his conscience demanding that Johnson make better choices than he did. Uncle ...... coach Yates. I sent him an e-mail, told him I was interested. Johnson wasnt getting much attention. Utah State brought him to Logan for a visit but didnt offer him a scholarship. San Jose State made him an offer, but not until after he committed to Boise State. ...

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Box Elder commissioners endorse USU-Brigham City expansion Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/20/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Cache Valley Daily Journalist: City: n/a State: n/a at 11:26 AM MST

Box Elder County commissioners last week approved plans to relocate the Utah State UniversityBrigham City campus to the old Intermountain Intertribal School property. According to the Tremonton Leader, commissioners voted unanimously to sign a letter supporting the move at their last commission meeting.

USU-BC campus enrollment has grown from less than 200 students 15 years ago to a student-body of 1,087 in the fall of 2010. That does not include ...

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Joint vet program at USU approved Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/20/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Deseret Morning News Journalist: Amy Joi O'Donoghue, Deseret News City: Salt Lake City State: UT

SALT LAKE CITY ? A severe shortage of veterinarians in Utah ? especially rural areas ? helped motivate the Utah Board of Regents on Thursday to give a unanimous thumbs up to creating a regional, educational partnership between Utah State University and Washington State University.

Supporters say the program will increase the opportunities for Utah students interested in pursuing a career in the profession ? which has been named as one of the 50 best careers of 2011 by U.S. News ...

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Utah universities hang on as nationwide contributions decline Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/20/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Deseret Morning News Journalist: Michael De Groote, Deseret News City: Salt Lake City State: UT

While donations to colleges and universities saw the greatest decline nationwide in more than 50 years, Utah universities are holding their own and some are even seeing increases in contributions.

The Council for Aid to Education's ...... scholarships," said Joan M. Scheffke, the associate vice president for university advancement at Utah State University.

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Cycling The Spirit Of Giving Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/20/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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Logan Woman Decks The Halls Year-Round Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/20/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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Trolley Square survivor brings hope to children of Africa Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Salt Lake Tribune Journalist: City: Salt Lake City State: UT

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Kampala, Uganda Not long ago, A.J. Walker was the victim.

But beneath the tropical canopy of this African nation, where breathtaking natural beauty collides with Third World squalor, that changed...... First Presbyterian Church, shared that spiritual outlook. Providing aid to Africa, the retired Utah State University professor said, is a divine work.

"Each of us should return what we can from our talents," he said, "to help people in what I feel is ...

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Men's basketball pulls out win in final minute of play Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Blogs Tone: Positive Outlet: Western Herald Journalist: kmurphy City: n/a State: n/a

By Aaron Reed Western Herald The Western Michigan University men's basketball team came back to beat South Dakota State University in the final minutes after leading by 14 points at the end of the first half. South Dakota State came to Kalamazoo ...... Invitational with a 7:30 p.m. tip-off against Troy University. The Brown and Gold will also face Utah State University and Idaho State University as the tournament progresses.

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Teacher departs in her favorite season ; Family remembers upbeat approach Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Concord Monitor (NH) Journalist: Ray Duckler; Monitor staff City: Concord State: NH

Buck up, Jane Merrow liked to say. No crying, the Rundlett Middle School teacher demanded, before cancer killed her last Tuesday.

And, it turns out, Merrow walked the walk. No one saw her tears in that Boston hospital room, where she had spent the last five weeks of her life. No one heard her complain.

Merrow kept pulling the strings from her bed, giving instructions about gift shopping on Black Friday, keeping tabs by phone, preparing for her favorite time of year like she'd be sharing the holiday at home with her family.

Just like every year.

"We get through it by thinking of happy things," said Merrow's mom, Priscilla Fanny. "So that's what we do."

Fanny, Merrow's husband, Chip, and his sister, Amy Pierson, visiting from Florida, sat in the family home in Loudon last week and marveled at Merrow's spirit.

"She never got down," said Chip Merrow, a retired firefighter. "Just a good person."

She suffered from myeloid sarcoma, a rare form of leukemia, diagnosed in October 2009. She lost her hair from the treatments, but never her sense of humor. This was a woman who carried a metal Dracula lunchbox to school. Merrow was a remedial reading teacher. Her students also had to buck up. No choice there, either.

"She had a great way of working with middle school students," said Melissa Valence, a tutor in Merrow's class. "They have that struggle of not wanting to learn, and she told them point blank that they had to read and they didn't have a choice and she was going to make them do it."

Merrow, 47 when she died, took a leave of absence this year and hoped to return to Rundlett next spring. She almost died last winter, after a round of chemotherapy perforated her intestine. She lost a lot of blood and slipped into a coma, but she pulled through and kept fighting.

"I said to her that it should be me that has this, and she said, 'No no, not you, because you wouldn't fight it,' " Fanny said. "She never cried through all of this. I had to control myself."

She was going to need a bone marrow transplant to replenish her immune system after more tumors were discovered last summer, but Merrow never got that far. The cancer kept coming back, followed by chemotherapy treatment, and Merrow's body never recovered enough for doctors to perform the transplant.

Starting Nov. 6, Merrow's family made regular visits to Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. Her oldest son, Lyford, a student at Utah State University, flew in twice, with Concord firefighters picking up the tab each time.

But before being admitted, Merrow had gone Christmas shopping, starting with a trip with Chip to Freeport, Maine, in September and continuing into October.

"She knew she wasn't going to make it," Fanny said. "How she knew, I don't know."

That didn't stop Merrow from directing traffic from her bed, from taking charge, from keeping a family tradition alive. Hadn't the family always risen at 5 a.m. on Black Friday? Hadn't they always gone shopping that day, battling the crowds? And hadn't they always gone to Friendly's for breakfast afterward? Why stop now?

Merrow insisted that her husband, her mother and her two sons, including Nathan, a senior at Merrimack Valley High, continue just as they always had.

Buy a TV at Walmart in Concord, she ordered. Buy a coffeemaker at Macy's in Bedford, she said. Then eat. Together.

And she called and called and called some more that day, perhaps 15 times, just to make sure things were going smoothly.

"We had to tell her everything," Fanny said. "The more we talked to her, she said the more she felt like she was with us."

This month Merrow began to slip in and out of consciousness, reduced to hand gestures and nods to communicate. Hospice care followed.

"She could see everyone and she liked everyone to talk to her," Chip said. "She just wanted to hear voices."

She died peacefully on Tuesday, during her favorite time of year. Her house once sported a Christmas tree in every room through the holiday season, but Merrow's health forced her to cut back this year.

Still, her warmth lingers. In her favorite room there's a fireplace and a chess board and a piano and photos of Merrow, with soft brown hair and smiling eyes, her graduation pictures from Concord High and Keene State College.

And there's a Christmas tree in the corner, near the door. Those are Merrow's gifts underneath it, chosen by her a couple of months ago, wrapped by her, loved by her. And those are her ornaments, collected through the years, like the Eiffel Tower she got in Paris and the deer she got at Yellowstone National Park and the photos of Lyford and Nathan, made when they were children.

"If I would cry or get upset, she'd tell me to buck up," Fanny said. "Christmas will be a hard day for us, but we've got to get through it."

Her daughter wouldn't have it any other way.

(Ray Duckler can be reached at 369-3304 or [email protected].)

Lifting Africa, one swing set at a time Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Salt Lake Tribune Journalist: Jeremiah Stettler City: Salt Lake City State: UT

Namafuma, Uganda The swings dont stop in this African village.

Instead, the hangers creak with a rhythmic ree-ree as child after child climbs aboard this Ugandan oddity, pumping back and forth on a swing built for ...... the schools swings is Bill Grenney, a retired civil and environmental engineering professor at Utah State University who formed a nonprofit known as the SEEE Institute in 2009 to help schools and orphanages in Uganda.

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The Care of a Blue Spruce Tree Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: EHow.com Journalist: City: National State: n/a

Blue spruce trees have blue-toned needles.

The blue spruce (Picea pungens) is native to the United States. It is the state tree of Colorado and Utah, according to Northern Arizona University. Desirable for its bluish-green needles ...... spruce trees do not like extremes. They prefer shelter from hot sun and strong winds, according to Utah State University. Plant them in rich, fertile soil and keep the soil slightly moist during periods of drought.

Do not prune these trees. ...

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No headline - Local_briefs Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: San Angelo Standard-Times Journalist: City: San Angelo State: TX

SAN ANGELO, Texas Agency on Aging to visit Sterling City

Representatives from the Area Agency on Aging of the Concho Valley will be available to assist Sterling County seniors from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Dec. 28 at the Sterling ...... earned a degree in finance and a master of business administration from Utah State University. Before Mansfield, he served as vice president for administration and finance at Pueblo Community College in Colorado; as director of procurement and capital ...

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Peace Corps Welcomes 26 New University Partners to its Masterâ??s International Program Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Peace Corps Journalist: City: n/a State: n/a

The Peace Corps Masters International Program Pairs Volunteer Service with Graduate School

WASHINGTON, D.C., Dec. 16, 2010 The Peace Corps welcomes 26 new colleges and universities to its Masters International (MI) program, a ......

University of Michigan

University of Texas Austin

Utah State University

Valparaiso University

Western Kentucky University

West Virginia University ...

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SUU embarks on goals Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: St. George Spectrum Journalist: City: n/a State: n/a

CEDAR CITY - Southern Utah University's academic road map, laid out this fall, extends to 2020 and includes the goal of reaching an...

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Previous Page ...... ACT score. In the fall of 2011, it will be raised to an index of 90, which is the same index that Utah State University requires.

Utah's universities may admit, on a conditional basis, some individuals who do not meet regular admission ...

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Here is the latest Utah news from The Associated Press Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Newswire Tone: Positive Outlet: AP Alert - Utah Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: n/a

PROVO, Utah_Provo Mayor John Curtis says the interior of the historic Provo Tabernacle "looked like World War II" after the building was ravaged by a fire. Investigators are trying to determine what sparked the blaze that gutted the landmark sometime late Thursday or early Friday.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) _ A man who crashed the security gates at Hill Air Force Base has been sentenced to serve just over four years in federal prison. Teofilo Quintana pleaded guilty to bank fraud and aggravated identify theft in January after a search of the vehicle turned up multiple stolen items, including checks and fake IDs.

OREM, Utah (AP) _ Orem police are crediting Facebook with helping them track down two men accused of stealing $100,000 worth of items in four Utah County school burglaries. Police Sgt. Craig Martinez tells the Daily Herald of Provo detectives received a tip that the suspects had bragged on the social networking site that it was going to be a good Christmas this year. A third suspect is expected to be arrested.

LOGAN, Utah (AP) _ Two more Utah State University students have been arrested in the theft of evergreen trees from the Logan Cemetery. Logan Assistant Police Chief Jeff Curtis says the students chopped down the tree Dec. 4 to use as a Christmas tree. Curtis says he's unsure whether the theft is connected to three other students accused of taking another cemetery tree for the holidays.

USU Program Sculpts School Principals Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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USU Moves Closer To Fundraising Goal Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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USU Extension Receives Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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Christmas Program Customized For Valley Kids With Hearing Loss Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/19/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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Utah State Student-Athletes Participate In Shop With A Jock Program Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Cache Valley Daily Journalist: City: n/a State: n/a at 3:22 PM MST

LOGAN, Utah - For the second-straight year, Utah State Athletics teamed up with eFORCE Software this Holiday season for the second-annual Shop With a Jock event. The event which started in 2009, gives deserving kids the opportunity to go Christmas shopping with 25 athletes from all 16 sports at USU, including Big Blue.

Some of the other athletes who have done Shop With a Jock told me about their experiences from the previous year, and I knew I ...

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USU and SLCC buy properties Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Deseret Morning News Journalist: Paul Koepp, Deseret News City: Salt Lake City State: UT

SALT LAKE CITY ? The state Board of Regents last week approved property acquisitions that will help Utah State University and Salt Lake Community College move forward with plans to expand.

USU is moving to buy about 40 acres in Brigham City, including the former Intermountain Indian School property and two adjacent commercial tracts next to land the university already owns.

The price of the acquisition is estimated at between $4 million and $5 million, according to ...

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2 more USU students arrested in cemetery tree thefts Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: KSL-TV Journalist: City: Salt Lake City State: UT

LOGAN More arrests have been made in connection with a case involving college students allegedly stealing cemetery trees.

Just one day after three Utah State University coeds were cited for cutting down a tree from the Logan Cemetery and putting it up in their apartment as a Christmas tree, two 18-year-old USU freshmen were arrested for cutting down a second tree and doing the same thing.

Police say the two students went into the cemetery Dec. 4 and took a pine ...

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Deceptionist Richard Hatch to be featured at UPR New Year's Eve Celebration Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: PRLog Journalist: City: National State: n/a

Tableside magic by deceptionist Richard Hatch and music by Jazz Pudding will be featured at Utah Public Radio's New Year's Eve in New York benefit celebration at Hamilton's in Logan, Utah.

Deceptionist Richard Hatch ...... reserved. Attire for the evening is semi-formal.

Utah Public Radio is a service of Utah State University and a member of National Public Radio.

Hamiltons Steak and Seafood is located at 2427 N. Main Street in North Logan.

To ...

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2 more students arrested in cemetery tree case Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Victoria Advocate Journalist: City: Victoria State: TX

Two more Utah State University students have been arrested in the theft of evergreen trees from the Logan Cemetery.

Logan Assistant Police Chief Jeff Curtis says the two 18-year-old male students are accused of cutting down a pine tree on Dec. 4 and taking it to a dormitory room for use as a Christmas tree.

Curtis tells the Herald Journal of Logan that the students were later told to remove the tree because it was a fire hazard and it was ...

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2 more students arrested in cemetery tree case Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Columbus Republic Journalist: City: n/a State: n/a

LOGAN, Utah Two more Utah State University students have been arrested in the theft of evergreen trees from the Logan Cemetery.

Logan Assistant Police Chief Jeff Curtis says the two 18-year-old male students are accused of cutting down a pine tree on Dec. 4 and taking it to a dormitory room for use as a Christmas tree.

Curtis tells the Herald Journal of Logan that the students were later told to remove the tree because it was a fire hazard and it was discarded. ...

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Season's readings: The Daily Herald peruses new additions to the Christmas canon Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Central Utah Daily Herald Journalist: City: Provo State: UT

400 Questions and Answers about the Life and Times of Jesus Christ by Susan Easton Black.

As the pages fly off the calendar and Dec. 25 gets nearer, we at the Daily Herald are feeling a little snowed under......

Online. www.christmasnovels.com

Author Shaun Roundy, a graduate of Utah State University, tells a story about a USU undergrad (hmmm ...) who experiences winter adventure and self-discovery. With snow (lots of it)! And ...

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San Angelo-area news in brief, 12/18 Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: San Angelo Standard-Times Journalist: City: San Angelo State: TX

SAN ANGELO, Texas Hit-and-run sends woman to hospital

San Angelo police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that sent one woman to the hospital Friday afternoon, authorities at the scene said.

Officials said an older ......

Reid earned a degree in finance and a master of business administration from Utah State University. Before Mansfield, he served as vice president for administration and finance at Pueblo Community College in Colorado; as director of ...

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Walmart Brings Savings and Convenience to Park City Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Wal-Mart Journalist: City: n/a State: n/a

Expanded store adds full line of groceries and 25 new jobs

PARK CITY, Utah, Dec. 13, 2010 The wait is over for residents in Park City eager to see their Walmart at 6545 N. Landmark Drive bring savings on a full line of groceries and ...... local organizations. The grant recipients include Habitat for Humanity, South Summit High School, Utah State University/Swaner Nature Preserve, Park City Police Department, Park City Performances/Egyptian Theater and other local causes. ...

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New Pocatello mayor looks back as he nears end of first year in office Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Idaho State Journal Journalist: City: Pocatello State: ID

Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad looks back as he nears the end of his first year in office. featured By Jimmy Hancock [email protected] Idaho State Journal | 0 comments

POCATELLO As the end of his first year in office approaches, ...... more about, your son who is serving an LDS Mission in Africa, or your daughter, who is attending Utah State University?

Blad: I worry more about my daughter. Not because she isnt capable, but because shes my baby girl.

ISJ: ...

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Does Alzheimer's Caregiver Love Slow Alzheimer's Disease? Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Blogs Tone: Positive Outlet: Alzheimer's Reading Room Journalist: Bob DeMarco City: n/a State: n/a

Is it possible that Alzheimer's caregiver love can be as effective, or more effective, than the drugs that are currently available for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease? ... By Bob DeMarco Alzheimer's Reading Room Did you ever wonder about this?: ...... disease. CLOSE CAREGIVER RELATIONSHIP MAY SLOW ALZHEIMER'S DECLINE A study led by Johns Hopkins and Utah State University researchers suggests that a particularly close relationship with caregivers may give people with Alzheimer's disease a marked edge ...

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2 more students arrested in cemetery tree case Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Newswire Tone: Positive Outlet: AP Alert - Utah Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: n/a

LOGAN, Utah_Two more Utah State University students have been arrested in the theft of evergreen trees from the Logan Cemetery.

Logan Assistant Police Chief Jeff Curtis says the two 18-year-old male students are accused of cutting down a pine tree on Dec. 4 and taking it to a dormitory room for use as a Christmas tree.

Curtis tells the Herald Journal of Logan that the students were later told to remove the tree because it was a fire hazard and it was discarded.

He says he's unsure whether they are connected to three Utah State female students who were cited on Wednesday for the Dec. 7 theft of another cemetery tree for use as a Christmas tree.

All five students have been cited for class-B misdemeanor theft.

The cemetery borders Utah State University.

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UT Cemetery Thefts Logan Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Newswire Tone: Positive Outlet: AP Alert - Utah Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: n/a

LOGAN, Utah_Two more Utah State University students have been arrested in the theft of evergreen trees from the Logan Cemetery.

Logan Assistant Police Chief Jeff Curtis says the two 18-year-old male students are accused of cutting down a pine tree on Dec. 4 and taking it to a dormitory room for use as a Christmas tree.

Curtis tells the Herald Journal of Logan that the students were later told to remove the tree because it was a fire hazard and it was discarded.

He says he's unsure whether they are connected to three Utah State female students who were cited on Wednesday for the Dec. 7 theft of another cemetery tree for use as a Christmas tree.

All five students have been cited for class-B misdemeanor theft.

The cemetery borders Utah State University.

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Estrogen-like activity of perfluoroalkyl acids in vivo and interaction with human and rainbow trout estrogen receptors in vitro Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Benninghoff, A. D., Bisson, W. H., Koch, D. C., Outlet: Toxicological Sciences Journalist: Ehresman, D City: n/a State: n/a

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Desperately Seeking Jesus: Photographer Blogs A 'Crèche-A-Day' Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Salt Lake Tribune Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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2 More Students Arrested In Cemetery Tree Case Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: The Associated Press State & Local Wire Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: n/a

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Logan Firefighters Keep Check On Local Landmarks Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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2 More Cited For Logan Tree Theft Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Print Tone: Positive Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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USU Assistant Art Professor Awarded $10,000 Fellowship Project: 2010 Hits Date: 12/18/2010 Media Type: Online Tone: Positive Outlet: Cache Valley Daily Journalist: n/a City: n/a State: UT

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