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Show T Wednesday; August 12. 1992 The Summer Chronicle - Page Two Events "Where Are You, Today Father?" video, in SSB 334 at noon, part of the Sack Lunch Seminar Series. The Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus presents its annual summer concert at 8 p.m. in the Tabernacle on Temple Square. Aug. "Keeping out of 13 Mischief," features songs from the 1930s and 40s sung by Jennifer O'Haley, accompanied by the Ken Plain Trio. The outdoor concert is held on the Conference Center Terrace of the Cliff Lodge at Snowbird at 8 p.m. Admission is $10. For tickets call Aug. 14 Spend a day on the Great Western Trail as a volunteer trail builder, Contact Natasha at the Bennion Center, for information. "DJ Cokie's Caribbean PHOTO LAB Fast Accurate Photographic Processing Prints from slides and negatives Complete black & white service Pick-u- p and delivery available We accept U of UP.O.'s 466-712- 532-600- 0. 7 1136 E. Wilmington Ave (2200 So.) Hispanic Student Union at the Newman Center, 170 S. University, at 9 p.m. Admission $3. offers a variety of activities with a 5K race. For information call 581-699- 5. Aug. 17 Free concert of local Hispanic. music and dance, presented by the Utah Arts Council at 7 p.m. in Liberty Park. Issues and Strategies Autumn Quarter 1992 Geography 393R-0- 3 Geography 39R-0- 3 (3 hours credit) (Noncredit, fee $89) Wed. 6:30 -- 9:30 p.m. SepL30-Dec- 9 EMCB114 July 8 to Aug. 16 "Nunsense," presented by the Salt Lake Acting Company, 168 5 for South. Call show times and tickets. July 11 to Aug. 20 "Bound by Tradition: Domestic Issues W. 500 Environmental Imperatives: Index Number 9724 Ongoing 363-052- from page one how to use it People can learn it in less time than that, but what if it takes two hours for them to learn it- - at $40 an hour?" "Many users have already said they will not be able to afford the fee," Morrison said. Morrison said the proposed fee, and subsequent drop in APS use, would "restrict further development cleverness and inventiveness, not T.Chatwin Contemporary environmental issues are examined from a local and global perspective. Emphasis is placed on becoming a knowledgeable and informed citizen advocate for environmental quality. Course content and format are designed to present a balanced view of environmental intricacies, thus enabling the informed citizen to support an environmental position. Area representatives of governmental agencies, private corporations and citizen advocate groups will be available for discussion and interaction. For further information: 585-520- 9 or 581-791- Brown-Wagne- r, 1135 S. 2100 East. Aug. 5 to information and service provided for researchers of that information, the library keeps information and technology for the government at a small charge of $50 each year. "Until now, the Patent Office has been very aggressive in bringing information back to the people who pay for it, more so than other government agencies," Morrison said. enrollment that were received earlier this from page one enrollment is causing concerns for U. the summer. The trend in growing student officials trying to balance an 1992-9- 3 Continuing Education University of Utah accessible admissions policy with a quality education. "Growth causes problems. Utah has limited education resources to meet a growing demand for higher education," Harward said. If the U. admits more students than the legislature funds, she added, then the strain on facilities and programs will lower the quality of has not been determined. Stayner Landward, U. admissions director, said that it was too early to estimate fall quarter growth, but it appears that admission applications from transfers and freshmen have increased. "From the activity level, we can tell that the number of new applications is up, but we don't know yet what the actual student growth will be." Part of the difficulty in figuring growth trend for fall comes from the new policy of enforcing the July 1 deadline for fall quarter admissions. to the beginning of fall quarter. With the July 1 cut-o- ff in effect, the admissions office must process the increased amount of applications . " undergraduate education. At the same time, U. officials still want to provide adequate access to the U. While the admission index requirement was raised this year, and will continue to increase in the future, Harward said it was a priority to provide education to a wide range of students. "We want to keep our ability to provide that lower e boundary that allows mid-rang- students to attend the U. Experience has shown that they do well." Landward said that the higher index score, which requires a minimum 2.5 GPA and a 16 ACT composite score, was not instituted to deal with increased enrollment. "The purpose behind the index is to match a student's academic ability to the academic environment here," he said. "Students who meet the new entrance requirements will be able to take advantage of the educational opportunities at the U." WW Valley City Arts Council presents Scott Sine and Judd Hillman in a photographic Works by Jane Catlin and Alice in the Atrium at Lake City Salt the Gallery Public Library, 209 E. 500 South. Aug. 1 to Oct. 2 "Portrait of a Family, works by Berniece Burt, at the Foothill Library, for the dissemination of patent company that invests in new businesses in technology-oriente- d Art Center, 20 S. West Temple. June 29 to Aug. 30 Part of the permanent collection of the Salt Lake Art Center will be displayed in the lobby of the University of Utah Hospital. June 29 to Oct. 5 "Six Days Shalt Thou Labor," displayed at the Museum of Church History. July 27 to Aug. 14 The West Aug. 7 to Sept. 15 "In Search of Common Ground, served by more information," he said. "Anything that discourages (access to information isn't helpful at alL" The Marriott Library has a contract with the Patent Office. In exchange computer software." Bob Brewer, program director for Utah Technology Finance Corp, a Previously, students could apply after July 1, and pay a late fee. Landward said the processing of applications would continue almost 2 ... "Part of Utah's best interests are in the main areas of industry in Utah medical technology, information, electronics, and Facing Society Today," in Upstairs Gallery of Salt Lake exhibition, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the West Valley City Centre, 2700 W. 3600 South. financial resources." academic year. Kay Harward, assistant dean of student affairs, estimated that 400 to 500 more students will be admitted for fall quarter, although the actual count Dance," sponsored by the "A Day With U: Alumni Day 1992," Young APS continue during 581-481- 1, Aug. 15 There are a lot of Utah inventors for whom $40 an hour would be a burden. They have Utah, agreed. : n lj ID DuiIDDgl ooo The BooEisftoire will be buying back ftexttbooEts during Sept. 12 "Contributions to the Spirit of All," works by Michell Dolan Williams and Jessica Hanks, mm (MO ABOUT SEX YOU DECIDE displayed at the Avenues Library, 455 F Street. WHEN IT COMES RIGHT DOWN TO IT, YOU ARE THE ONE WHO DECIDES WHAT YOU WILL OR WONT DO. THE CHOICES THAT YOU MAKE ABOUT SEX ARE VERY IMPORTANT Assistant News Editor Wanted The Daily Utah Chronicle is currently accepting appli- cations for the position of Assistant News Editor. 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