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Over Cs cast year taveral thocrand Utea will ba asked this qjrUcn as tha Icstituta for tha Stdy cf Outdoor Recreation and Mon-Environme- m Tcarim at Utah State University conducts a survey to determine how Utahns participate in outdoor activity During the year 7 SCO families will be asked to participate They wUltaptdieda qusaticnaire and asked to fill it cut fcr a one week period Titty are to list all outdoor activities for this week They say what they did where they did it and how long they spent doing it The results of the study will be used to determine what outdoor recreational activities Utahns enjoy and thereby tell state planners what is needted in facilities and resources “We feel this study will help to improve outdoor recreation areas and facilities for all Utahns" states John Hunt director of the Institute Of course the important part is that people participate question form will be sent to The lSCO During Fall Quarter a colloquium on Land Use Planning is being held cn tines a year or 72C3 different families polled Three different weeks are selected for each 16 ' Visiting authorities in such varied fields as sociology psychology political science urban planning law soils water landscape architecture and air will be discussing these'areas as they relate to Land Use Planning sponsored by the Environment and Man Program ' Credit may be obtained for attendance by registering for 3 hours of credit in Special Studies or Reading and Conference Interested students must contact their own departmental advisor to arrange for credit Tfca Colloquium is season so everyone will not fce recording their activities for 'the same week The families who are being 2-- asked to participate were selected randomly and are distributed throughout the state to population according respond” The first questionaires are already out and are to be filled in 1C7I sum families In each season of the yesr Fall Winter Spring and Summer There will be lCa3 families four distribution The form is very easy to fill out and it is stamped and self addressed so it may be returned easily Says Dr Hunt “We have made it as easy as possible in hopes of getting a high return To establish the needs and wishes of Utahns for recreation it is Important that we receive most of the questionaires back If we do not receive enough we will have to phone some of those who do not r - nt by fYssuifote vlovsGdl ball 'V? tz) 27 Prp9 VTkzt & The main lecture presentation will be held cn Thursday afternoon at 1:33 pm Other related presentations panels and discussion groups will be held the following morning The student’s adviser will help arrange a study program to fit the special interest cf the student in this The Colloquium which includes a sericacf lectures presentations and small group and panel discussions will begin cm Oct 21 and last through Dec ' area criIrCQ ©jl U for the week of September 27 — October 3 Other questionaire forms for Fall will cover the weeks of October 11 — 17 and November 8 — 14 Standards upheld by Y president PROVO AP — Dallin Oaks new president of Brigham Young University tdd BYII students last week that regular church attendance would not be required for their continued enrollment at the school In his first speech to the BYU student body Oaks said “The administration of this university has no desire to use the coercive pressure of academic standing or continued enrollment as a club to force church attendance or RcllgisnsLlfe “The Latter-da-y Saints student who takes no significant part in the religious life cf the campus is occupying a place in the student body that excludes another young Latter-da-y Saint who is anxious to be admitted and to participate in the entire range of campus activities” he said Oaks said he would continue to demand academic dress and personal conduct standards as outlined in the code of student conduct "I am conscious that you can't make a great university by lowering hemlines and stnvisg chins” Oxkssnii "I fcrrj no desire to make tka razor ta J the tape measure symbols cf my administration I want all cf us to be about ' the business of Pretest by Leaving But he added ”if you choose to ignore the rules you have agreed to observe or wish to protest them demonstrate the sincerity of your protest by leaving” Oaks also said criticism of BYU for refusing to show certain movies such as the recent “Bless the Beasts and Children” was "nonsensical” He denied the argument that the university must be willing to show a “cross section cf reality” “The picture of reality includes all manner tef profanity crudity immorality pornography violence and depravity" he said “Some universities tolerate that sort of reality on their campuses but very few sponsor it” r' n The Money Chock takes the drabness out of owning a chocking account There are five salty designs Five wild colors (bchcro it) And they come with their own very individual check covers (in wild contrasting colors too) The Money Check Only we have it A few other features we have: V7ere very decs to campus Plenty of free parking ' ' Drive-up student hours windows Special v cff-etre- K8k For my if mory it's ' f r— r r- -' - ct tu ’ 1- - k t if ’ S A’1 I A ' - v- v - - " A ' ' 1 |
