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Show ▪ DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE Wednesday, March 17, 2010 MUSIC June trial date set for DeChristopher Tim DeChristopher, a senior in economics, will stand trial in June in Salt Lake City. DeChristopher'sattorneys petitioned Monday in federal court to have the names and contact information of other bidders accused of monkey-wrenching. Third Tim DeChristopher 3 CM• .... "America's Best Graduate Schools." Although Walzel is sad to leave the U behind, he said he has enjoyed the time he spent here, as well as working with the other staff members. He believes accepting the position is part of his career's natural progression. "I'm proud of what we have done here (at the U)," Walzel said. The foundation he has helped build is strong and will continue to be successful in the future, he said. District Judge Dee Benson denied the request, and the trial date was set Tuesday. DeChristopher was indicted on two felony counts for placing a false bid during a federal land auction in 2008. 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ASUU vs. ICE: ICE violated fire code by ICE's defense: ICE admitted that the ASUU vs. NOW: An extension cord was left uncovered while NOW was campaigning at the Marriott Library plaza. Tir ICE's defense: ICE admitted the inci- ASUU vs. ICE: An ICE supporter was handling unwrapped food without gloves. placing a sandwich board too close to a fire exit at Warnock Engineering Building. Derek Hoffman, ASUU elections registrar, took a picture of the board and then moved it. N Tfi THIN CIS 2010 sandwich board appears to be too close to the exit in the photo but had no knowledge of the potential violation beforehand. NOW's defense: NOW admitted the vi- olation did occur. REPORTS FROM THE FRONTLINES KEYNOTE LECTURE ASUU vs. NOW: ASUU said its office space and materials were used for campaigning purposes by members and supporters of NOW. Tayler Clough, ASUU president, and Hoffman saw NOW supporter Sarah Day driving ASUU's golf cart with NOW party members aboard and at least one NOW shirt. Also, Hoffman saw Lauren Wittorp, NOW campaign manager, and two other NOW members using Oakley Gordon's desk. ur Environmental •- tiny I NOW's defense: None of the members were using the ASUU's office or any ASUU material for its campaign's purpose. 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