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The Utah Statesman, January 14Th, 2020 Utah State University DigitalCommons@USU The Utah Statesman Students 1-14-2020 The Utah Statesman, January 14th, 2020 Utah State University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/newspapers Recommended Citation Utah State University, "The Utah Statesman, January 14th, 2020" (2020). The Utah Statesman. 751. https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/newspapers/751 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Students at DigitalCommons@USU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Utah Statesman by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@USU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Week of January 14, 2020 www.usustatesman.com (435) 797-1742 TSC Room 118 Free single copy SPORTS | Wheel, snipe, celly STUDENT LIFE | Sliding through the snow NEWS | Did somebody say tacos? Aggies hockey team redeems itself against BYU in second Doing donuts on the road is not as fun as spinning out in Tenants learned about their rights at the annual overtime game of the week parking lots. Learn about safe driving tips “Tacos and Tenants” event see PAGE 4 see PAGE 3 see PAGE 2 TO PAY OR NOT TO PAY? CAPS, library fee increases proposed By Taylor Cripe continue to provide competitive salaries for interns. The Student Libraries Bradford Cole and collection management librarian NEWS STAFF WRITER Health and Wellness Center will be using the $2.97 increase for Robert Heaton. the salary of a full-time psychologist that focuses in primary care. “We get a lot of feedback,” Heaton said. “It’s overwhelmingly At 5 p.m. on Wednesday, the Utah State University’s University “With an additional psychologist, we would likely increase our positive. Students love our spaces and the services they provide.” Student Fee Board met in the Senate Chambers of the Taggart mental health appointments by 1,000 during the year,” Deberard Heaton added that the library assists about 18,000 people each Student Center to discuss fee increases, which will affect students said. “This person would be able to see 200 additional student week. in coming years. health clients each year.” Currently, Heaton said library fees are going towards databases, New fees include a $3.46 increase for Counseling and Psycholog- CAPS received a $10.46 increase from the student body last year. library catalogs, library homepage search engines and computer ical Services (CAPS) and $1.50 for the USU Merrill-Cazier Library. Deberard said the funds were used to hire a psychologist, social replacement costs. Early straw polls show the fee increase for CAPS is popular with worker and licensed marriage and family therapist. The funds A $1 increase will go towards hiring an Open Educational Re- the University Student Fee Board. also increased the salary of three or four interns who elect to do sources (OER) coordinator. OER materials are resources students “I’ve said this before, and I will say this again,” Utah State Uni- their internship with CAPS. can access free of cost at the library. These include textbooks, versity Student Association (USUSA) executive vice president “We are seeing 25 percent more clients this year over last year online classes, lesson plans and study guides. An OER coordinator Dexton Lake said. “I do find this to be one of the most important because of the increase in funding,” Deberard said. would help instructors find course materials, create free material committees students serve on.” Speaking to the fee board, he Counseling and Psychological Services has also been able to im- and help students find their courses with OER. said, “I would caution you to only accept those student fees which plement single session appointments for students who want to be “This is so important because students usually drop classes be- are for the betterment of the student body as a whole.” seen immediately. In the past, this could take several weeks. cause of textbook costs,” Cole said. “Since 2014, we have saved Scott Deberard, director of Student Health and Counseling Ser- College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences Senator Sakia Brost students $1.4 million in textbooks they buy.” vices, presented the fee increase for CAPS. The $3.46 represents said she was “leery” because CAPS had not attempted to seek The library is also requesting a 50-cent increase for the cost of 49 cents for counseling services, and $2.97 to help the Student funding outside of student fees. video streaming services. According to Heaton, many professors Health and Wellness center hire a full-time psychologist. However, James Morales, vice president for Student Affairs, said would like to enrich the content they are using with video. According to Deberard, data from the American College Health the Utah State Legislature is not giving funding for health ser- “We simply don’t have the legal right to broadcast video content Association shows nearly 60% of students in 2019 reported that GRAPHIC BY Keith Wilson they experienced overwhelming anxiety. The Student Fee Board votes on proposed fee increases annually. This year, they will vote on increases for CAPS and the library “I think this is why we are seeing demand just go through the roof in terms of CAPS services and mental health services across vices, and CAPS has “nowhere else to go in terms of funding.” unless we get rights to stream it,” Heaton said. “We usually end campus,” Deberard said. “When it comes to mental health, I would rather overpay and up paying several hundred dollars on an individual video for Deberard also said at all major Utah schools, nearly two percent figure it out later than underpay and find out we turned away courses.” of the student body indicated that they have attempted suicide in students who were in need,”said USUSA president Sami Ahmed. The 50-cent increase will make the demand for videos easier and the last 12 months, according to the data. A preliminary vote showed that nearly 100 percent of the board keep them from eating into other funds for databases, according “We really need to be vigilant about mental health because I favored the CAPS fees, with one senator voting to abstain. The to Heaton. think it can spiral out of control like it has the last few years,” fees for the Merrill-Cazier Library have mixed reviews. Naomi Ward, senator for the College of Humanities and Social Deberard said. The new fees for the library were presented next, with Dean of The 49 cents per student increase will go towards helping CAPS see “Fees” PAGE 7 BACK ON TRACK Men’s basketball breaks three-game losing streak with win over Nevada By Jason Walker lot better. At the end of the night, Utah SENIOR SPORTS WRITER The change in recent trends State had 20 assists — the most didn’t take immediately. by the Aggies in a Division I Utah State got itself back in Though USU started the game game since November — led the win column with an 80-70 with back-to-back makes from by Merrill’s eight along with victory over the Nevada Wolf three, courtesy of Brock Miller four from Abel Porter. Pack, a deceptive score consid- and Justin Bean, the Aggies The increased connectivity ering the Aggies led 64-46 lead started the contest 3 of 16 from was most prevalent in how with just over five minutes to the field complete with 0 for 6 Utah State got Neemias Queta play in the contest. and 0 for 7 shooting droughts. involved in the game. Utah Saturday’s win broke a three- But unlike recent games, Utah State shook up its offensive for- game losing streak, the longest State responded to in-game in- mula slightly, featuring the of the Craig Smith era and first efficiency. From the 11:33 screen and roll with Queta such skid since Feb. 2018 when mark in the opening half until more often. As a result, the the Aggies lost four straight un- just under eight minutes to 7-foot sophomore, still only a der then-head coach Tim play until the halftime break, few games removed from a Duryea. Those three losses had the Aggies made 6 of 7 shots. full, unrestricted return to the USU at seventh place in the Spurring a 15-2 mid-half run. rotation, put on a show remi- Mountain West with a 2-3 re- Then, in the second half, the niscent of the season that cord (now 3-3) and made for a team exploded on offense, earned him conference Fresh- “tough week” according to se- making 13 of 20 shots. Merrill man of the Year and Defensive nior guard Sam Merrill. attributed the advent of quality Player of the Year. Queta led “We really took what hap- bucket-getting to one not-so- the Aggies with 19 points — pened on Tuesday night (at Air small part of Aggie Basketball. making 8 of 12 shots to get Force) personal,” Merrill said. “Just sharing the ball,” Merrill there — while grabbing seven “We understood that can’t be said. “We don’t have any selfish rebounds. who we are.” guys, but we went though a Queta wasn’t the only one to Poor shooting played a key couple stretches in these last see more involvement, howev- factor in Utah State’s struggles few games where we didn’t er. Freshman guard Sean Bair- over the past two weeks. In the move the ball like we needed stow played 23 minutes, his three most recent losses, the to. So we worked on that these highest total outside of games Aggies averaged just 37.3 per- last couple days.” against St.
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