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Middle East film festival begins tonight at UMFA

By By Katie Valentine, Staff Writer January 28, 2009

Conflict and troubled times seem to be the only news coming from the Middle East, but an annual film series created by anthropology professor Laurence Loeb will give viewers a look at the true cultures of the countries in that region.

Cuts could hamper faculty, student research

By By Jeremy Thompson, Staff Writer January 28, 2009

Cuts in state funding on campus are projected to a have a negative impact on research projects at the U, for both undergraduate students and faculty.

Interactive Capecchi kiosks make debut across county

By By Lana Groves, Asst. News Editor January 28, 2009

Now, with five interactive touch-screen kiosks, Capecchi's research and accomplishments can be shared with thousands of Utah residents and students.

Researchers testify for anti-incest bill

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer January 28, 2009

Two U researchers testified for a new bill that would outlaw incest through artificial insemination.

Lawmakers flip budget process

By By Jed Layton, Asst. News Editor January 28, 2009

A failing economy is causing the 2009 Utah Legislature to function differently than it has in the past.

Leota arrested for simple assault

By By Michael McFall, Staff Writer January 28, 2009

Campus police arrested and later released suspended Utah football player Lisi Leota for simple assault and disorderly conduct Friday night.

Sen. Valentine hopes to curtail higher ed cuts

By By Isabella Bravo, Staff Writer January 28, 2009

As the co-chairman of the Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, Valentine, R-Orem, will have to make decisions regarding a 7.5 percent shortfall in this year's remaining budget for higher education and a 15 percent decrease for next year.

LGBT students react to committee rejection of Common Ground bill

By By Alex Cragun, Staff Writer January 28, 2009

Members of the Queer Student Union who attended a Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday afternoon were frustrated but not surprised that a bill to give more rights to gay couples was shot down.

Admins hope Legislature will follow Huntsman’s plan

By By Jed Layton, Asst. News Editor January 28, 2009

Because of the economic recession, legislators face a large revenue shortfall and are planning to make extensive budget cuts to government funding, including higher education.

Synergy Party says it will offer a fresh outlook

Candidates from the Synergy Party are looking to generate student involvement within ASUU by providing a fresh perspective in representing students.