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Show Snow fensive fumble recovery. The Badger defense also racked up six sacks and nine tackles for a loss. The Badgers finished with just less than 500 yards in offense. Matt Asiata led Snow with 86 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Colt Mund had 44 rushing yards, and the Badgers finished with 149 on the ground. Cade Cooper led the passing (Continued from A8) pretty sure-handed, but it seemed the ball was on the carpet a lot this afternoon. We had some good bounces and some headsup plays to keep it most of the time." The Badgers recovered all but two of the fumbles. Snow was still on the positive side of the turnover battle with two interceptions and de- A9 Sanpete Messenger/Gunnison Valley Edition Wednesday, October 18, 2006 attack with 333 yards and four touchdowns. Adam Frandsen fin; ished with 94 yards receiving, Richards had 82 yards and two touchdowns, and Frischknechl had 45 yards and a touchdown. The Badgers will be on the road next week to face the Gila Monsters of Eastern Arizona before returning for their last home game on Oct. 28 against Arizona Western. Snow one of four state schools to see enrollment increase Michael Benson says, "We'vebeen focusing on enrollment for several Education Editor years now, and this increase is the EPHRAIM—Snow College result of a lot of hard work on the is one of four schools statewide to part of many people." Benson credits the college's see an increase in full-time equivahigh school recruiting efforts. "Polent (FTE) students as well as total tential students have identified enrollment. Snow College as a great place to The Utah System of Higher Education announced on Tuesday, begin their college experience," Oct. 10 that, overall, the number he says. The music school has also atof students enrolling in the state's tracted many students who would nine public colleges and universihave attended BYU or the Unities is down slightly. versity of Utah. Commissioner of Higher EduStatewide enrollment in cation Richard Kendeli said, "Although we're experiencing a small higher education is down 1.1 perdecline in the number of students cent, while the number of FTEs enrolling in college, it is concern- has dropped 1.04 percent. Like Snow College, Southing when you think of the potenern Utah University and Utah tial impact it will have on the lives Valley State College showed inof individuals." Snow College's fall headcount creases in both total enrollment stands at 3,544, up 136 students and FTEs. SUU's headcount infrom a year ago. That translates to creased 3.42 percent, while its 2,676 FTEs, 17 more FTEs than FTE count was up 5.46 percent. UVSC's headcount rose 2.25 perlast year. Snow College President cent while its FTE count was up By Tanya Y. Spencer 1.06 percent. Dixie State saw the largest drop in enrollment, with a decline of 1,020, a 16.04 percent drop, and 340 fewer FTEs, an 8.06 percent decline. Kendeli says, "We are saying to young people, 'There is no better or easier time to go to college than when you're 18 or 20 years old.' " Kendall said he is not trying to discourage people from returning to college at an older age to obtain additional training or education; rather, he is stressing thai being a college student is much easier without the demands of raising a family or sharing precious study time with full-time employment or other commitments. Kendeli challenged college presidents to set a goal to increase enrollment by 0.5 percent per year. Even though it is a small increase, an increase of 0.5 percent students equals 12,000 more students within five years. Learn this Copyrighted Family Management System Gunnison residents get in the mood for Halloween KAREN PRiSBREY / MESSENGER PHOTO The Steve and Cindi Willden home In Gunnison is all decked out with witches and ghouls for Halloween. Election (Continued from Al) Neill, Kevin G. Holman, Rick Wheeler, and Kim Christison sition of Sanpete County Sheriff. Howe, Steve Maxfeld, Rick were present. Both talked about the importance of supporting the volunteer firefighters and EMTs. Howe SALINA AUCTION said he would "put more officers 1 on the street ' if he were elected DATE: 10/10y2006 for the position of sheriff. CLASS AVG PRICE PRICE RANGE Holman spoke about the imporCOWS 46.00 37.50 - 55,00 tance of maintaining good anti- HEIFERETTES 56.67 54.00-59.00 drug education programs in PAIRS 795.00 730.00-870.00 CUTTING BULLS 81.00 69.50-85.75 schools for local children. 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CHOICE HFRS 800-900# CHOICE HFR 900 -1300 HOL STRS 600-700# HOL STRS 700-800* HOL STRS 800-1000# HOL STRS OVER 1000# .- 66.97 81.30 83.82 77.60 71.25 67.26 81.00 - 91.50 66.00 - 89.75 78.00-86.50 72.00-80.50 65.00-75.50 66.00-70.00 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY- Understanding and Coping with the EPHRAIM 325 West 100 North What can USU do for you? Earn a Bachelor Degree in: Thurs.,Oct.19-6-9p.m. Historic Manti City Hall Come Lynne Player, Author ol'Loving • Business • Elementary Education • Secondary Science Teaching • Interdisciplinary Studies (191 N. Main) Michael Blair. MFT, Firmness'a book on • Liberal Arts licensed marriage successfully raising and family therapist. teenagers • Psychology 1 The seminar will help parents understand adolescent behavior and put it in context with recent research into brain development. Corrie Lynne Player is a nationally published author, foster parent, and a popular Sanpete Messenger columnist. 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