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Show The Daily Utah UMIROMGIE Vol. 100, No. 79 University of Utah Stydies Weekend FteUARY 1991 1-- 3, Melissa Garber Chronicle Staff Writer By Friday Movies: Union Theater, "The 7 p.m. "Steel Magnolias," 9 p.m. "The Plot Against Harry," Outrageous Animation Fest- ival," 11:30 p.m. Theatre: "She Stoops To Conquer," Babcock Theatre, 8 p.m. Theatre: "Veronica's Room," Lab Theatre, 8 p.m. Saturday Lecture: "Global Sustain-abilitThe Green Belt Movement in Africa and the Individual's Role," Terry Tempest Williams, FA Aud., 2 p.m. Gymnastics: Utah State at y: 7 p.m. Movies: Union Theater, "Steel Magnolias," 7 p.m. "The Plot Against Harry," 9:15 p.m. "The Outrageous Animation Festival," 11:30 p.m. Theatre: "She Stoops To Conquer," Babcock Theatre, 8 p.m. Theatre: "Veronica's Room," Lab Theatre, 8 p.m. Winter Concert. Repertory Dance Theatre, Kingsbury Hall, 8 p.m. Sunday Movie: "Steel Magnolias," Union Theater, There has been much debate about the economic progress of African-American- Discussion: Screening of "November Days," documentary, Marcel Ophuls' work in progress, FA Aud., 8 p.m. Lady Utes, JHC, 7 obi p.m. Theatre: "She Stoops To Conquer," Babcock Theatre, 7 p.m. Theatre: "Veronica's Room," Lab Theatre, 7 p.m. Inside the s, University of Utah Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar in Residence said, Wednesday. William Darity, University of North Carolina economist said, several have economists performed studies to determine whether or not racism still exists by looking at different income levels of both s and white in America, African-American- families. Their studies support the fact that since the 1950s African-America- n income levels have dramatically increased and will continue to increase until they become equal to that of the majority of Americans, he said. But Darity disagrees with many of the studies because they did not take into account many other determining factors. "The theme of equality leads to certain ambiguities when we try to discuss the meaning of the notion of equality," he said. There are many factors to be considered when examining racial discrimination. Two important ones are equality of opportunity and the equality of results. What U. think of Groundhog's Day, who's dancing where and tales of Monsters in Park See A&E Pages 5-- 8 Utes Win, Break Record The Runnin' Utes (20-1- ) defeated UTEP Thursday for their 17th straight victory, a new school record. 78-6- 8 See Page 9 Flashback 1963, the Chronicle reported: "Three On Feb. 1, Darity said, "I want to distinguish between equality of opportunity and the concept of equality of result. Let me propose that the notion of the equality of opportunity is a mm perspective concept that about the predicates nothing that the kinds of outcomes group that is becoming equal is about to achieve. It only says that when seeking equality they will only share the same rules of the game with everyone else in the population. "Equality of opportunity then is in some sense setting the ground rules for the competitive order and those ground rules are supposed to be in some strict sense color blind," Darity said. Equality of results on the other hand is much more ambiguous. Indicators such as the health of the populations in question and social indicators which involve the question of the incidence of criminal activity, the incidence of pathological behavior can be determining so-call- factors. "As the economists are prone to do we can look at specific I indicators that control earnings, income, wealth, employment and occupations, to determine equality of results," Darity said. Equality of opportunity is more prevalent in the U.S., equality of results, however is see "speaker" on page two By Mark Braza Chronicle Staff Writer The Utah Board of Regents announced Friday that recently reviewed University of Utah departments are generally high quality programs but lack funding other universities provide their departments. Departmental reviews maintain "a concern for programatic quality, an emphasis on accountability, the need for budgeting strategies in times of limited resources, and the need to update curricula," Commissioner of Higher Education Rolfe Kerr said in a memorandum. The reviews go through an elaborate process which includes a by the department and examinations by faculty from the U.'s peer institutions. These results are compiled and written into the Board see "review" on page two detailed I J CHRONICLE PHOTOEarl Cline William Darity, University of Utah Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar in s have increased their economic Residence, said although white counterparts. their not is to status economic their status, equal African-American- self-stud- y By Susan Williams Chronicle Staff Writer A new U.S. policy must be implemented in the Middle East to prevent future conflicts in the region, a speaker said Thursday at the University of Utah Hinckley Institute of Politics. John Anderson, former U.S. Congressman and presidential candidate who is currently teaching Victoria Long ASUU a viable and not just a force political "puppet organization" is a goal Making shared by AbUU lj3 presidential candidate Michael Ziouras and write-i- n vice presidential candidate Yamila MU. Mostly Cloudy The two repre- sent "The Change party and said the University Is Now!" Salt Lake City can expect mostly cloudy skies on Friday IS ... 9ASUU 3 1414 Elections of Utah has yet to join with campuses around the nation in with warmer temperatures. s. law at a Florida university, said because the United States is taking the lead in the Gulf War, it has to take the responsibility for stabilizing the area. "It is American blood and American treasure that is being expended and we surely cannot keep faith with those who pay the supreme sacrifice on the altar of the gods of war if we simply thereafter stand aside and ignore the responsibility for reshaping and yet see "Hinckley" on page two By Weather s. ' Chronicle Staff Writer judges as finalists." Sunriso: 7:38, Sunset: 5:44 Thursday's High Temperature: 35 CHRONICLE WEATHERTom Wiscomb i IV 'The Change is Now!' party urges action coeds were named finalists for the Junior Prom Princess crown Thursday night following final judging. Although the actual queen was selected, her identity won't be announced until intermission at the Prom tonight. Barbara Clark, Judy Walton and Saundra Speers were named by High: 40, Low: 17. Weekend: Partly cloudy skies. Highs in the mid-40Lows in the mid-20- Jff J Departmental reviews U.S. Middle East policy yield positive results doomed, speaker says Arts & Entertainment City. minorities overiy optimistic S,. sr. .;-- . V r , - f- - JOHi - .. fin. -- I... r - 1 CHRONICLE PHOTOJudd R. Hillman Is ASUU presidential candidate Michael Ziouras and running mate Yamila Mu, representing 'The Change the of a become and political process. progressive part Now!" party, said ASUU must take an active stance student movements "based solely on the interests of students." Ziouras said while the U. considers itself a progressive see "candidates" on page two Org. U.S. Postage Paid Permit No. 1529 Salt Lake City, UT Non-Prof- it |
