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Campus Notes 11/27

BYU


Students honored at tax case finals

At the sixth annual Deloitte Tax Case Study National Competition, Brigham Young University won the undergraduate division and took second place in the graduate division.

As the first place winners, BYU will receive $10,000 and individual team members will each receive a $1,000 scholarship.

Schooled at Home Children educated away from public schools are finding less hurdles in college

Whitney Sorensen has been taking online and on-campus classes and violin lessons at UVSC for about a year, but she's not a traditional college student. First of all, she's 14, and second, she's a home-school student.

• SHE USES THE UTAH VALLEY STATE COLLEGE courses to supplement the curriculum she's learning at home, much like a high school student would do through concurrent enrollment courses.

Sorensen is one of Utah County's more

Shoppers swarm Utah County stores
Get Ready, Get Set, Get in Line

Home values may be dropping, and food and gasoline prices are higher this year. But that didn't stop hordes of bleary-eyed, tryptophan-high bargain hunters from braving bone-chilling cold in the wee hours of Black Friday for extreme bargains at malls, and big box and department stores throughout Utah County and the state.

Retailers like Mervyns, J.C.

Bikini Cuts turns to franchising

Like their scantily clad stylists, the prospect of a Bikini Cuts opening in Utah County has been a bit of a tease.

Between 2005 and 2006, the Utah-based mostly-for-men salon promised to open up shop in Provo. The situation got so far as to include Municipal Council meetings and radio ads that poked more than a little fun at the valley's buttoned-down image.

But just as things seem to have quieted down, the salon whose name leaves little

FDA wants warnings about possible bizarre behavior in kids that get 2 widely used flu drugs

WASHINGTON -- Government health regulators recommended adding label precautions about neurological problems seen in children who have taken flu drugs made by Roche and GlaxoSmithKline.

The Food and Drug Administration on Friday released its safety review of Roche's Tamiflu and Glaxo's Relenza.

A Thankful Life

As you and millions of other Americans go to bed tonight, your kidneys will be kicking into overdrive. Turkey, yams, pie. It all has to be sent through the body's filter if you don't want to die of a nasty backup of toxic material. Few people know the feeling of having traitorous kidneys, and fewer still are as gratefully aware of a healthy kidney as BYU professor Diana McGuire.


Riding high to bed ridden

In 1968, in a small community

Holiday travel can lead to dangerous roads

First rain and sleet fell, then the temperature dropped and it started to snow. Thanksgiving weekend 2005 was wet, cold and dangerous. The roads were covered in sheets of black ice when BYU senior Katie Renville and her mother were heading to Provo so Renville could return to school after the holiday break.

On Interstate 15 their Jeep rolled after hitting black ice.

Judge says highway crosses honoring troopers are not illegal

Twelve-foot-high crosses honoring deceased Utah troopers along state highways are not an illegal public endorsement of religion, a judge said.

U.S. District Judge David Sam said the 14 crosses communicate a secular message.

"Even classic religious symbols may have various meanings and purposes depending on their context," he said Tuesday.

Gridiron rivals team up to fight counterfeit merchandise

This is the time of year when the storied rivalry between BYU and Utah reaches a boiling point, and vendors looking to make a few bucks at the schools' expense know how to make the most of it.

• THE RIVALRY between Brigham Young University and the University of Utah is as heated as ever, but that's not keeping the two schools from joining forces to fight counterfeit team merchandise.

Daily Digest 11/20

COUNTYWIDE

• Organizations working to provide holiday assistance to Utah County residents can crosscheck their information with United Way of Utah County Sub for Santa to find out if those applying for help through their programs are receiving help elsewhere.

UPDATE: Donny Osmond apologizes to Larry King after rehab story leak

NEW YORK -- Donny Osmond has apologized to Larry King for criticizing the CNN talk-show host after he revealed that Marie Osmond's 16-year-old son had entered rehab.

"I was very upset about it," the 49-year-old singer said in an interview that aired Monday on NBC's "Today" show.

Lawmakers to wrestle budget cap, excess funds

For 20 years, Utah has stayed under its spending cap, garnering awards for fiscal restraint and wise planning. But a blistering economy and the massive surpluses that come with it are making it surprisingly difficult to budget.

For the 2008 legislative session, which begins Jan.




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