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Show THE SENTINEL Two quick TDs overcome TBgeirs , U Alta lead . . . flop LnlawLks 14- - last Wednesday's Following defeat of Alta by Orem, Alta High football coach, Doug Berry, commented that, but for two plays, his Hawks had outplayed the Golden Tigers, but apparently two plays was all that Orem needed to post 14 points to Alta's nine, after Alta had led for most of the first half. After coming off the frustrating and painful loss, Alta now must deal with Kearns Friday at 3 p.m. in a road game and coach Berry is greatly concerned the Cougars will be skyhigh, following their upset over last victory Granger Wednesday. Alta's defense played well throughout the contest with Orem, setting up, in fact, the Hawks first touchdown by batting down a Tiger which Miksell Skeeter punt, recovered. Moments later, Alta quarterback, Gordy Campbell, hit Dave Mills, with a 15 big tight-enstrike and Alta, with Blaire yard Bowman's kick, led early in the deep in the the next territory And Orem, perhaps possession. the what happened remembering last time they attempted to punt, got rattled and hiked the ball over the punter's head and out of the endzone, scoring a two point safety for Alta. But, the Tigers settled down in the second quarter, setting up their first touchdown off a long run, then punching across from close in. Wasting little time, Orem grabbed the lead away on their next possession, scoring finally off a 30 yard blast play up the middle. Both touchdowns were keyed by Alta turnovers and both were followed by extra point kicks. A lot of punt trading took place in the second half, although late in the game, Alta pushed down to the Orem 12 yard before the Tiger defense tightened and brought up a fourth down play from Orem's six. But, Alta turned the ball over again, ending their last threat. Alta held Orem on Tiger's d, 7-- 9-- 0 0 first quarter. the next by indentical scores of Action for both squads continues this Thursday at 7 p.m. with Bingham hosting Alta and Brighton paying a visit to Granger. captured 15-1- 1. , Xm .Bingham assistant coach, Esther Halliday, gave credit to a number of Miner players for the victory, including Ann Williams, Butterfield, Jamie Sherrie Leifson, Carol Lee Fox, Julie Sheryl Nygard, and Darlene Jensen, Largo. In spite of the loss, Enid Brighton coach, Ennis, spoke well of the play of Miriam Trelstead, Annette Ausseress, and Jill Foresland. The claim of the New contradictory information, York Times that it prints facts that don't add up, "All the News That's Fit to opinions that cause them to for parents Print" tells more about stop and think, they may newspapers than most of us realize: namely, that we never get all the news, but only that portion that the newspapers print. This "gatekeeper" or of role censoring newspapers is partly a function of the fact that newspapers have only so much paper space. But, according to Jay Black, of associate professor communication at Utah State University, a certain amount of censoring takes because just place like their journalists, readers, are human. "All of us select and rely upon information that is consistent with our basic perceptions and values," said Black. "This is true of journalists too." Black reported that research tends to support the idea that there are two kinds of newsmen and two d kind of readers closed-mindeand er place-kick- defense really stopped them up the middle, where defensive end, Ed Featherstone, and our corp really came up to make some fine plays," recounted "They also Berry. the quarterback well and pressured that hampered their passing game. But, we turned the ball over to them and they capitalized quickly off two explosions and that was the game." 5-- Unbiased newspapers? USU teacher tells how to determine seminars The Hawks, lost not only the game, but another of their most experienced players, as utility-ma- n Blaire Bowman and suffered a broken collar bone in the fray and is gone for the remainder of the season. "Our of U plans 3 Parents of high school juniors and seniors at Salt Lake Valley schools will have an opportunity to find out more about the University of Utah at Parent Information Nights that will begin this month and continue throughout the school year. line-backi- Orem 175 yards Alta to 108, of which 97 of Alta's came by way of the pass with Gordy Campbell hitting on seven of 22 attempts. Blaire Bowman was the Hawk rushing leader, getting 50 yards of Alta's 78 ground yards. Local realtors elect Simons, McDougal Dan C. Simons and Wilburn L. McDougal, local realtors, have been elected officers of the Utah Association of Realtors for 1979. Simons was elected president and McDougal second Results of the election were announced at the 57th Annual U.A.R. convention. Simons is president and broker of his own firm, Simons and Company. He has served as president of the Utah Association of Realtors. In 1976 he was Utah Realtor of the Year. vice-preside- "The program was inaugurated three years ago at the suggestion of U alumni who felt that parents didn't have the same opportunity as their students to get information about the U and have their questions answered," says Neal Hancey, director of regional alumni services for the U. "We find that many students that don't bring information home, and parents are left in the dark about U requirements, services, and other subjects they'd like to know more about.". open-minde- d. night sessions are scheduled this month at Skyline High, Oct. 18; Granger High, Oct. 19; and Granite High, Oct. 26. Parent's from Representatives the "A U Placement and Career Information Center, the Admissions Office, Financial Aids and Scholarships, and Academic Advising each make brief presentations to parents. death playoff. d be closing their minds," said Black. So how can a reader tell if a newsman is trying to a relatively present Former school teacher cross-sectio- open-minde- d unbiased, look at the news (whether or not the reader chooses to accept it that way)? has Black recently developed what he calls the "SANE Index" to measure of the degree in the writing of newsmen. According to Black, an journalist: 1) Tells you what a person "does," not what a person "is." 2) Never gives you the impression he has told you the whole story, since is never it humanly possible to tell the whole story. 3) Shows you his evidence so you can follow his conclusions. 4) Shows many points of view on any give topic. He seeks the opinion of the "litte guy" as well as the authorities. 5) Describes with facts, not judgements. He calls the woman a 5'2" blond, not a gorgeous doll. 6) Avoids covering a story if he has a strong interest in it. Or he bends over backwards to see the other side. 7) Writes with a lot of description. He gives full open-minde- d open-minde- dies of natural causes Former school teacher, B. Ellen Richardson, 91, died Sept. 30 of Midvale, natural causes. Mrs Richardson taught forthe Jordan school School district for 45 years. She was a member of the Business and Professional Women's Club, and the National Retired Teachers Ass'n. She was a member of the LDS Church. She was born Oct. 9, 1886 in Salt Lake City, to Daniel and Ellen Sophia R. Malmstrom Bateman. She - Arthur married Richardson Nov. 19, 1915; he died Sept. 30, 1944. Survivors include her son, Alma A., Summit, N. J.; three granddaughters, Nancy Ann Garrett, Burley Ida.; Jan Ellen Parker, Salt Lake City; and Carol Orem, Snyder, Lynne four greatUtah; grandchildren. Dates set for open-minde- "We also show a short film that n of a portrays and leave University life, plenty of for time questions," Hancey says. "When refreshments are served, we make ourselves available to answer any individual questions parents might have." Haunted Castle With the Mummy's Ghost Hollow, Tomb, Museum of the Living Dead, Dracula's Daughters, Death Alley, assorted and other vampires and werewolves, this year's Haunted Castle in Provo promises to be one of the scariest ever. d names, addresses, identification. that 8) Recognizes He change. people between distinguishes what Nixon said in 1969 and what Nixon is saying today. 9) Seeks many explanations for the same event. 10) Writes every story a little differently. He is not hung up on his own style or on any one story or cause. Planters 571-041- 5 mm yon jAv7 closed-minde- newsman finds it easy to make snap judgements of situations," said Black. "He is inclined to go along with information given by authority figures without further checking." d Black said that journalists tend to feel stress when they have to beliefs or report information that does not jibe with the way they like to view things. Likewise readers often feel uncomfortable when reading the news. "If journalists and news find never audiences themselves concerned over I Violetti Kepp displays trophy she earned by winning the Sandy City Women's Amateur Golf Tournament last Oct. 4. Mrs Hepp fired a 76 for the tournament's low round, surviving a sudden Page 4 Thursday, Oct. 12, 1978 death play off, with a score Sandy City Amateur of76. golf results announced Second place winner was Velma Peterson, 76; third, ' Violetta Hepp won the 70; Sanchez, Sandy City Amateur Golf Virginia held Tournament at fourth, Val Livington, 81; fifth, tie, Lorraine Howard George Schneiter's golf and Thelma Beighley, 86. course Oct. 4, in a sudden First low net was Josie Coffin, 54; second, Helen Doran, 59; third, Edie SAVE!!! 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