Show November 16 Thursday 19S9 The Trujillo roast very memorable Utah wins winter bid Salt Lake organizing committee starts preparations for 1998 2002 Olympics Corey Moser staff writer Salt Lake City will by Utah voters gave approval of giving $26 million for the paving of the road to Olympic gold Tuesday Nov 7 Now that the vole has been aproved what will be next for the Olympic bid? The Salt Lake Winter Games Organizing Committee reorganized in September to prepare for submitting a bid for the 1998 Winter Olympics to the International Olympic Committee in 1991 The Winter Games Organizing Committee will travel to Birmingham England in June 1991 to attend the IOC meeting where the city that win be host to the 1998 Games will be 7 Eagle-Pag- e com- pete against Nagano Japan Sochi USSR Jaca Spain Ocstcrsund Sweden Queenstown New Zealand and Val d' Aosta Italy The $S6 million over 10 years that voters authorized Tuesday will go to a Winter Sport Authority created in February by the Utah Legislature The authority which will be a division of state government will oversee how the sum is spent for the construction and maintenance of a lugebobsled run speedskating oval and ski jump The three facilities must be under construction by December 1990 When the US Olympic Committee selected Salt Lake City to bid internationally for the 1998 Winter Olympics it required organizers to pledge that construction would begin no later than 18 months after the USOC selection The facilities are expected to be ready for use another 18 months after that The December 1990 date also means construction of the facilities will begin six months before the IOC selects a host for the 1998 Winter Games If Salt Lake City loses the bid for the 1998 Winter Olympics it will remain the USOCs choice to bid again for the 2002 Winter Games If the city loses the bid a second time it will remain the USOC western regional training center for winter-spo-rt athletes and a site for winter-spo- rt events With zingers like “Al’s been leaching at the college so long he resembles his metallurgy class: He's got silver in his hair gold in his teeth and lead in his pants" fellow employees and former students of A1 Trujillo paid homage to the long-tim- e chemistry and maihc"i:ics teacher in a roast at the College of Eastern Utah last Saturday Trujillo who began teaching in Price nearly four decades ago sat by patiently while he was fleeced and defamed then graciously accepted the inevitable praise from those individuals who had been inspired by his tutelage and strengthened by his friendship By all accounts Trujillo's penchant for a good practical joke and his quick wit earned him the distinction of being a prime candidate for the roast CEU President Michael A Petersen recalled Trujillo's annual “tradition" of selecting an unsuspecting and naive freshman student and instructing him to interrupt Don Burge’s geology class to ask for a fallopian tube for an experiment Ted Jensen who logged more than 33 years in CEU's budget office revealed that Trujillo wu once approached in Salt Lake City by a prostitute who "would do anything for $50" "Great" Trujillo proclaimed "come paint my house!" CEU's chairman of the science and technology division Norman Larsen wlio served as master of ceremonies took a moment between jokes to honor Trujillo for a distinction he earned before beginning his teaching career "Since it's Veteran's Day" he explained "1 think it's appropriate that we recognize Al's contribution as a paratrooper who infiltrated enemy lines during World War II" Trujillo's son "Little Al" also recalled his father's war record and explained that "my dad ran the house like a military barracks I had to join the Marines to take a vacation It wasn't until then that I learned phrases like 'meat-hea'jerk' and 'maggot' weren't terms of endearment!" A former student Dr J Bert Bunnell gamely impersonated his old chemDr- - Robb's science lecture He went to the Mayo Ginic istry and calculus instructor and said he would have gladly followed in Trub Cord West jillo's footsteps but didn't believe he wu qualified to become "the next in Rochester Minnesota for a post had a to have special meaning my staff writer president of the local chapter of the Hispanic nerds of America!" CEU’ slomd for science depmmmt operative study two years Upon A world ledmg science Academic Vice President Robert Torgerson summed up Trujillo's lust for DrRobbis graduate oTCta- completion of his study he has rercMvcher spoke to College of East life "Al says he wants to teach for another twenty or thirty years After mained them ever since He is proem Utah's Students faculty snd com fessor of biophysics and although he that he wants to be shot in bed by a jealous husband" rnunity on November 14 DrRictod carries a heavy administrative respon- High praise also accompanied the barbs however and the routers never ? and became interested in sibility at the clinic is still very lost sight of Trujillo's dedication to his students nor his initiative in scholarship cussed his work on a three dimension- milhemilici He attend-involved in creating and testing fault situations physicf al scanner that will soon make exed the University of Utah and received software for the computers He is also "In the 1930s my father paved the way for a great career and a good life ploratory surgery obsolete a bachelors degree in math a mas ten involved in education for his family at a time when Hacks and Hispanics weren't exactly encodteachhe if Dr Robb explained the adin computer science and a PhD in Vd to be assertive" his son said ing students in ih lvtraic degrees vancements in medicine are due to the electrical on (continued on page 12) (continued page 12) engineering use of computers especially in the field of "image medicine" This revolution of image medicine evolved in a true the 1970s and its acceptance science is just taking off today Through image medicine doctors are able to solve the problem of bone reconstruction finding tumors in a precise area and planning like you do with computer visuals similartoyour actual work area How its &’s a gutsy statement we know But weVe nuking 8 tough to for plastic surgery without using exwide range of powenuboftware all woks alike So when you kamone RaMacitoshcnTiputa(xxofr!rovnyexdtingw ploratory and sometimes unnecesFirst if you’re ready to buy your Macirtosh system now Apple will program youVe virtually learned them aD sary surgery Computers allow the So come in and buy a Macintosh computer now and get up to doctor to plan surgery before operagive you from a $200 to $300 cash allowance toward the purchase of sdect Apple peripherals So you an add printers sonnets extra $300 cash allowance on Apple ting Three and the be taken can allowing pictures peripherals or try a Macintosh until memoty modems and more-- far a lot less surgeon to see the heart behind tho if December 31st and see for yourself And you purchase more than one qualifying system you can ribs and to see the brain under the how unique an experience 8 is combine your cash allowance and apply the total kwatd the purchase skull Sooner or later 8’s a great deal of one peripheral or many Buy enough Macintosh systems and your Imaging through computers reduces exposure and the picalkiwancxsoouldadduptDeqiialafTKLasefWriteiprinter tures taken through the imaging look Well give you a second option if you’re not quite ready so close to the red thing as if the pato toy a Macintosh: tient wu cut open right before your Announcing Apple’s Free Trial Run It lets you take eyes Imagine seeing blood veins and a complete Macintosh computer system to your singular cells in form! 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