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Show 2 BULLETIN Wednesday April 16, 2014 Wednesday 16 Partly Cloudy Thursday 17 61/39 www.dailyutahchronicle.corn Partly Cloudy 70/48 19 Friday 18 Mostly Cloudy 73/46 Partly Cloudy 66/46 MONDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY EDITOR IN CHIEF: Emily Andrews e.andrews@chronicle.utah.edu MANAGING EDITOR: Niki Harris n.harris@chronicle.utah.edu PRODUCTION MANAGER: Grey Leman g.leman@chronicle.utah.edu ASST. PRODUCTION MANAGER: 20 Easter Sunday Ea Sevendust 6:30 p.m. $23 The Complex WEDNESDAY 0:1 Phantogram 7 p.m. $20/$22 In the Venue 14 News 801-581-NEWS Fax 801-581-FAXX Earth Day THURSDAY Shovels and Rope 16 8 p.m. $18 The State Room (21+) NEWS EDITOR: Anna Drysdale a.drysdale@chronicle.utah.edu ASST. NEWS EDITOR: Courtney Tanner OPINION EDITOR: Katherine Ellis k.ellis@chronicle.utah.edu SPORTS EDITOR: Ryan McDonald r.mcdonald@chronicle.utah.edu ASST. SPORTS EDITOR: Griffin Adams ARTS EDITOR: Frances Moody fmoody@chronicle.utah.edu PHOTO EDITOR: Conor Barry c.barry@chronicle.utah.edu ASST. PHOTO EDITOR: Brent Uberty DIGITAL EDITOR: Colby Patterson c.patterson@chronicle.utah.edu PAGE DESIGNERS: Mark Klekas, Amy Just a "crazy" idea: Who am I, sir, a Utah am I! Is there any reason I can't fill in that blank with any term that I am feeling at the time? This song is unique among universities and colleges in that it is an expression of who we are at the U. That term could be anything that says something about you being an individual at the university. At any given time, you could be: woman, fan, man, grad, alumnus, greek, geek, student, engineer, sophomore, senior, your name, administrator, staff member, sportsman, sportswoman, trustee, Mormon, Catholic, Muslim, international student, father, mother. I think you get the idea of the many possibilities. and The policy of The Daily Utah Chronicle is to correct any error made as soon as possible. If you find something you would like clarified or find unfair, please contact the editor at 801-581-8317. ous week in the diversity offices at the U, with resignations from the chief diversity officer for the Office of Equity and Diversity, Octavio Villalpando, and Enrique Aleman, assistant vice president for student diversity and equity. The U drafted the first memorandum of understanding with the Ute tribe in 2005 after the NCAA introduced new restrictions to the use of tribal names as mascots. That agreement expired in 2009. 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"One election was enough for me," said Anthony Minjarez, a senior in biology who was recently elected as the senator for the College of Science. Wootton, a senior in geology and political science, was unanimously elected as chair. Although Wootton enjoyed serving as a nonvoting member of academic senate last year, she said she is looking forward to using her newly earned vote to speak for students. "[The] Senate has a really important role representing students academically and ... when we're working with faculty and administrators," she said. As chair, Wootton will conduct student senate meetings, vote in academic senate and executive academic senate meetings and sit as a member of the Sustainable Campus Initiative Fund Allocation Committee and the ASUU president's executive cabinet. Wootton said she will spend her time as chair mak- ing sure student senators have more access to training options and faculty contacts. She also hopes to ramp up marketing efforts. "A lot of students don't know about Senate or about what Senate can do to help them specifically," Wootton said. She will appoint an ASUU senate vice-chair, treasurer, secretary and parliamentarian within the month. a.oligschlaeger@ chronicle.utah.edu @allisonoctober Top Tweets @ N ixo Three papers, two exams, a group project and a production of @NewsBreakUofU. All that's standing between me and graduation. #uofu #yaylife guy, say "Nolo Russia I keep talking to these people who live south of Draper, and they don't seem to realize contendere," that U of U and the U are the same school. #uofu Presenter of many e.g. 55 in Seville Old-timey 56 " 57 Nickname for the Nervous giggle get it!" School for James Bond 58 Clear libation popular in Japan 60 @AaronSebright A. Browne Sebright Dryer fuzz Stocking stuffer? $2 Canadian coin 46 SENATE 52 Speak like a tough agreements 45 backgrounds. Alex Cherry, a freshman in biology, thinks the agreement is a good common ground for what has in the past been a controversial issue. "I think the Ute logo has had a long-standing tradition here at the U, so I personally like the idea of its continuation," Cherry said. "Especially when it can serve the dual purpose of recruiting Ute tribe students who need the education." ivy.smith@chronicle.utah.edu @IvyASmith 54 39 Six, Bud in the Southwest Was a prelude (to) those from the Ute tribe. In addition, the tribe will also be appointing members in various positions at the U that will make relations between the school and the tribe easier, sucg as an advisor position that can council American Indian students in their college application pursuits. They will also offer American Indian tribe members the opportunity to attend sporting events and speak with athletes who have received scholarships from the U despite coming from underprivileged "Ta-ta!" a spoof, for short England's Fergie, formally 27 Try singing a few of your own. Imagine yourself at a game, singing our song and 30,000 people singing a term that has meaning to them individually at this U, all at the same time. Proud chaos in harmony. It could be a way for each of us to express our unique individualism, as a fellow member of an inclusive, diverse and excellent educational community that we take pride in. It would certainly make ours the most creative spirit song in the world. 53 Clear libation popular in 21 Hornswoggled 22 48 "Citizen Kane" Clear libation popular in Fifth-century pope called "the to Clucked Letter-shaped theme person? 45 44 48 Not marbled, say 34 4 30 42 43 DOWN 3 16 34 11 G.E. component: 2 29 67 23 rooms 12 24 66 Plain dinner quaff 42 "10" 23 64 66 Best-liked, in chat 11 22 63 on a sticky bun 41 21 62 Fizzy dinner quaff 38 20 61 65 31 10 60 Nut often found shopping 9 59 Endor denizen 28 Like some 8 Start of an 64 25 R. E. Lee's org. 7 51 overly curious 22 6 twins elimination rhyme 20 Admonition to the 5 41 61 18 Work like a dog 4 They build up in Blunted blade 15 2 Agcy. for retirees 13 violinist No. 0312 Density symbol beverage The memorandum will be in place for the next five years and will be available for review annually. Previous discussion during this academic school year heavily surrounded the tribe's desire for American Indian students to receive scholarships and tuition waivers from the U. At the ceremony, the U announced funding that will be given to American Indian student scholarships as well as scholarships specifically for Edited by Will Shortz 43 49 The Dodos / Holy Water Buffalo 8 p.m. Real Salt Lake vs. Portland 7:30 p.m. Continued from page 1 Find us on Facebook: 10 Tan breakfast 30 Utah Music Festival 18 UTE NAME facebook.com/TheChrony Miserables" COI Welcoming Utah Exhibition TBA Free HEAL Utah (824 S. 400 West) Letters to the editor should be sent to letters@chronicle.utah.edu . Letters should be fewer than 350 words and must include the writer's name. Letters from students should also include the writer's major and year in school. Letters from U faculty and staff should include department and title. Letters from alumni should include the year the writer graduated. 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