Page Friday, University Journal 8 Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies 1. By MARISSA KUHN mkuhnsuunews.com 2. 3. Ingredients: cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened cup white sugar lxup light brown sugar 2 large eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup canned pumpkin puree 3 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking soda !4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon !4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 4 teaspoon ground cloves 2 cups milk or dark chocolate chips 1 1 se 6. 7. 8. October 14, 2016 r Heat the oven to 350 F. Spray cookie sheets with nonstick spray or line them with parchment paper. Using a mixer, beat the butter until smooth. Beat in the white and brown sugars, a little at a time, until the mixture is light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then mix in the vanilla and pumpkin puree. In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and cloves. Slowly beat the flour mixture into the batter. Stir in the chips. onto the Scoop the cookie dough by heaping tablespoons 15 to 20 minutes, or for bake and sheets cookie prepared until the cookies are browned around the edges. Remove the cookie sheets from the oven and let them rest for two minutes. Let cool on wire racks. ? t' f A ' i "j MARISSA KUHN UNIVERSITY JOURNAL as instructed. Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, prepared V a HA I jjM 1 I rite a, ' ; ! I U !; " negative space. SUU alumna FOR THE JOURNAL The Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) .opened a new exhibit Oct. 10 that will run through the month of October, closing on Oct. 31. This exhibit features pieces by Nathan Florence, an artist represented by Modern West Fine Arts. Admission is free to everyone. Many of Florences paintings are painted over a printed fabric or pattern that allows the patterned fabric to shine through or take on Gina Dodge, a art studio major from Henderson, Nevada, currently works at the museum as a curator. She said Florences work is unique because of his choices of fabric and prints and how he uses them. This exhibit is great for the art and design students, because it is creative and unique, Dodge said. One interesting aspect of Florences work is how he lets the fabric show through and utilizes the patterns. Katie Jensen, a senior art education i V CHARLOTTE major from Draper and museum assistant, said she likes that he lets the fabric show through and create shadows in the faces and allows you to see the detail underneath. I like the way he applies the paint; how you can see the layers, texture and patterns in the shading, Jensen said. SUU students arent the only ones taking advantage of this unique exhibit. SUMA has about 50 school kids come tour every Tuesday through Friday, and this week, they were able to see Florences work. A Nikki Lewis, a master of fine arts student from Illinois and education coordinator for SUMA, said the kids love his work. Lewis told them how Florence developed his style. Florence was always afraid that he would run out of paper in his sketch book, so instead, he resorted to drawing on different items like his bedroom door, jeans, shoes or walls. We have to remind the kids that their it s a parents might not like that, but cool concept to them, Lewis said. Visitors to the museum are drawn to Florences work for many hclemenssuunews.com Since 1997, the Judd Pumpkin Patch has been bringing fall fun to southern Utah. The patch sits on a large family farm and features many y activities. the to Entrance pumpkin patch and the farm animal petting zoo is free. The petting zoo this year features goats, a miniature horse, sheep, pigs and a cow with her calf. A small bag of feed can be purchased to give to the animals. Visitors can also run through a string maze for $1 and take a wagon ride for $1.50. Pumpkins cost 20 cents per pound. The pumpkin patch features a large variety of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes to take home, including some blue pumpkins. Kaitlyn Esplin, a senior general studies major from Cedar City, said she tries to go to the pumpkin patch every year with her husband, Shad, and this year was able to take her son Oliver along. It was fun, Esplin said. We found a little family-friendl- 50 Minute Student Massage When you present your SUU ID cord (435)-586-822- 2 or book online at www.healingmountain.edu Can not be combined with other discounts L UNIVERSITY JOURNAL different reasons. Kevin Schwaar, a junior computer science major from Taylorsville, said it was Florences use of printed canvas and the fabric background that appealed to him. To Schwaar, Florences technique kind of relates to us and how we are part of the world around us. We come from it and we cant ever fully escape it, Schwaar said. . Nathan Florence will be at the Southern Utah Museum of Art talking about his work for Art Insights Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. Fall fun at Judd Pumpkin Patch By HALEIGH CLEMENS Call THALHAMMER Artist Nathan Florences artwork will be on display at the Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) until Oct. 31. Florence will be discussing his work, techniques and influences at SUMA on Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. as part of Art Insights. Bedroom floors to exhibit walls By AMY ANDRE I : 4 - a ft ' 1 - pumpkin for him so he has his own little pumpkin at our house. Esplin said the best part of the patch is finding the perfect pumpkin, and that her favorite pumpkins are the blue ones. During her visit, she carried around a blue pumpkin, having to stop and debate multiple times when she saw an even better option. Scott Jividen, a visitor from Reno, Nevada, said he had never been to a pumpkin patch like the Judd Pumpkin Patch before. All the other pumpkin patches I had been to were in the middle of a parking lot, Jividen said, It felt more in the spirit than any I had been to before. Jividen said his favorite part was the excitement between him and his girlfriend when they thought they had discovered an even better pumpkin than the one they had just found. Plus, the price was so affordable that we got a little pumpkin family and really got to feel the spirit of the holiday, Jividen said. Judd Pumpkin Patch is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. until dusk, and can be found at 314 E. 270 North in Paragonah. 2 i $10 IlAbxology Add-o- n When booked with a 50 minute or longer student massage TO A j A t L. -- vr VA- - 25 minutes hands-o- n Not Available w LMTs This ancient healing modality offers deep relaxation. Includes a hot towel foot wrap and massage on the hands and feet, along with our signature hydrating mint lotion. A tiiAuus i'.OBiiiAisi imm school 297 North Cove Dr, Cedar City, UT 84720 www.healingmountain.edu V. V Judd Pumpkin Patch, where visitors are free to wander and pick their own pumpkins (left). A pumpkin carved by Scott Jividen and his girlfriend depicting their favorite animals (top right). A miniature horse munches on feed at the farm animal petting zoo (bottom right).