www.dailyutahchronicle.com Vol. 120 | No. 52 | ©2010

Monday, November 29, 2010

A taste ofAmerican culture

Wake up and smell the coffee—anytime

Rivals collide

Fraternities stand by Pi Kappa Alpha after allegations

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Riley Huber helps a customer at the Starbucks in University Hospital. The co!ee shop is open 24 hours.

Starbucks at U Hospital is open 24/7

JEFF MCGRATH/The Daily Utah Chronicle

DeVonte Christopher hauls in Jordan Wynn’s only touch pass Saturday. The Utes won the last conference rivalry game, 17-16.

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How to find Starbucks

1. Drive east on North Campus Drive, which turns into Medical Drive North. 2. Turn right into the hospital entrance 3. Park in the visitors lot4. Walk through the main entrance5. Keep to the right past the front desk 6. Starbucks will be on your left

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ACROSS

1 Healing ointment

5 Partner

9 David who sang

“Space Oddity”

14 1-Across

ingredient

15 Enthusiastic

16 Like some on-the-

spot wireless

networks

17 *Toy that’s thrown

19 Point of no return?

20 What an E may

stand for

21 Deck wood

23 China’s ___

Zedong

24 Like a clear night

sky

26 Tic

28 1492, 1776, 2001,

etc.

30 Seek divine help

from

33 Indent key

36 Back of the neck

38 Silents star

Normand

39 Has an exciting

opening number,

say … or what the

answer to each

starred clue does?

43 Knight’s attire

44 Actor Jared

45 Fig. on a vitamin

bottle

46 Possible result of

an animal bite

48 Door fastener

51 Jimmy of the Daily

Planet

53 Bizarre

57 Angsty music

genre

59 Look searchingly

61 “Certainly,

madame!”

62 Domino’s offering

64 *Situation set to

explode

66 “Pirates of the

Caribbean” locales

67 In the thick of

68 One who ran away

with the spoon, in

a nursery rhyme

69 Directors Ethan

and Joel

70 Slothful

71 Kiln for hops

DOWN

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2 Overhead

3 Bath sponge

4 Dalí’s “The

Persistence of ___”

5 Invaders in an

H. G. Wells story

6 Gardner of film

7 Windshield glare

reducer

8 A hexagon has six

of them

9 Comeuppance

for evil actions,

supposedly

10 Laudatory poem

11 *Guitar accessory

that adds vibrato

12 Itsy-bitsy bit

13 Canyon sound

effect

18 Gardner of

mystery

22 Download for an

iPhone

25 Fish with a net

27 Sad-sounding car

company?

29 Sales pitch

31 Be inclined (to)

32 ___ Korbut, 1972

Soviet gymnastics

star

33 Old Russian

autocrat

34 Gillette razor

35 *Hoodwink

37 Singers James and

Jones

40 Agitate

41 Ignore a property

owner’s signs,

perhaps

42 Warm bedtime

beverage

47 Visualize

49 Rock’s Mötley ___

50 Bob or beehive

52 Country with

Sherpas

54 Finnish cell phone

giant

55 “___ who?!”

56 Number in an octet

57 “Ben-Hur,” for one

58 Soup with sushi

60 Italia’s capital

63 Buddhist sect

65 Brainiac

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November 29, 2010

The Captured Image: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. @ Alvin Gittins Gallery

Substance Abuse Support Group: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. @ Neurobehavior HOME Program

Snow

WORLD U.S. UTAH

ASUU to offer finance management center

Online today:

Weather from the department of atmospheric sciences: http://forecast.utah.edu

22°/30°Frontiers of Science: Breaking the

Light Barrier: 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. @ Aline W. Skaggs Biology Building

Learning to Lead Conference: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. @ Union Saltair Room

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Graduate String Quartet: 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. @ Dumke Recital Hall

Film Screening: “Pedro”: 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. @ Union Theater

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The Story of Stuff: Brown Bag Lunch: noon to 1 p.m. @ Marriott Library Gould Auditorium

Free HIV testing at the U: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. @Student Health Center

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Black Friday sales appear encouraging

When: Tuesday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Where: Union Ballroom

How much: Free

For more information, go to: http://www.asuu.utah.edu

Coming up on campus

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Multimedia: Check out a photo gallery of Saturday’s rivalry foot-ball game at dailyutahchronicle.com/sports.

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CHARLES REX ARBOGAST

Shoppers walk in front of a tour bus with an Express clothing store ad on the side Friday in Chicago. Nationwide, early signs pointed to a solid turnout for the traditional start to the holiday shopping season. In an encouraging sign for retailers and for the economy, more shoppers appeared to be buying for themselves than last year, when such indulgences were limited.

Living for Real:A Chronicle arts writer’s blog

“The pride of be-ing a U student” by Jamie Rankin

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A consuming frenzy

JULIAN GOMEZ/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Black Friday shoppers at Kohl’s in Centerville waited at least an hour and a half in checkout lines that began at the front of the store, wrapped around to the back, then circled back to the front. Kohl’s opened at 3 a.m., the earliest in the store’s history.

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November 29, 2010

At the U, free thinking is fostered, not censored

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The U Accommodations Policy “leaves faculty in charge of establishing the content of the curriculum and of speci!c courses” and does not “require faculty to alter course content.”

Pac-10 an excellent fitL E T T E R TO T H E E D I TO R

With new project,Young prioritizesstudent experience

“BYU lacks facial hair, manliness”

(Heather Lindsay, Nov. 27, 2010) Opinion

“U will reopen Wednesday”(Katie Pratt, Nov. 24, 2010) News

“Ute fans assaulted in South Bend”(Andreas Rivera, Nov. 22, 2010) News

Anonymousposted 11.27.2010 @ 10:57 AM“Applause!! I love what you said about Abe Lincoln. How on earth does Schick calculate numbers of bearded college students??”

R. Stoutamireposted 11.24.2010 @ 10.23 AM“I think this close to a major holiday (Thanksgiving), and since most of the roads down-town, and most of the rest of the valley are snowpacked, the University should have been shut down on Wednesday also! I don’t think it was prudent to expect people to travel far to the U of U in these conditions. I think the U of U will also get to pay for a lot of slip and fall accidents on it’s campus as well. I noticed that only the roads near the U of U have been cleared, the rest of the valley is really slick! Additionally, I noticed the U of U groundscrew did their typical slacker job of not cleaning off the sidewalks as usual. The U of U should have closed the University on Wednesday, but the administration usually doesn’t take UTA to work, but usually drive their expensive SUV’s to work instead. Also, the well paid adminis-tration usually lives much closer to the University than most of the staff and students do.”

Anonymousposted 11.26.2010 @ 4.52 PM“Who says there weren’t any witnesses?”

Anonymousposted 11.22.2010 @ 8:42 PM“What really matters here is that there was somebody beaten and had to end up in the hos-pital. If you all want to know the story... Ryan was taken to the hospital in the early morning hours of Friday after the assault, he suffered a broken ankle, shoulder, a concussion, and multiple stitches were received. The Archuleta family then flew back home to Utah and Ryan was seen here in SLC. He has since gone through surgery. They were not there to fight. They were there to have a family vacation that was ruined by punks harassing and jumping two people there to just have a good time. Why is it that everyone has to jump to conclu-sions? It’s sad that you cannot go and support your team without having to come home with multiple injuries. You are sick to think that there was anything else happening. What would you do if this was your child, your brother and sister, or cousin? Would you be posting crap like you did above? Think again before you open your mouth with such a small mind!!”

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Men’s BasketballFresno State @ Utah7 p.m. Huntsman Center

Women’s BasketballWashington @ Utah7 p.m. Huntsman Center

Swimming/DivingSeattle @ Utah6 p.m. Salt Lake City

UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS

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Close game for close enemies

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Fans and players watch as Utah cornerback Brandon Burton moves in to block a field-goal attempt by BYU’s Mitch Payne in the closing seconds of the game Saturday. Utah won 17-16.

Quarterbacks flounder until fourth quarter

Early deficit proves fatal in first home loss

KIMBERLY ROACH/The Daily Utah Chronicle

Will Clyburn moves past an Oral Roberts defender during Saturday’s game. Clyburn had a team high of 21 points.

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Without their star player, Utes drop two gamesin Caribbean Challenge

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Standout Utes(Combined Caribbean Classic stats)

Janita Badon: 13 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 3.7 spgIwalani Rodrigues: 9.7 ppg, 5.3 rpg

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Janita Badon heads for a layup. Badon had a team high of 13 points and had the lead in turnovers.

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Utes leave MWC with three strong winsVOLLEYBALL

Danielle Killpack stats:CSU: 16 kills, .640 hit %, 6 block assistsWyoming: 11 kills, .688 hit %, 7 block assists

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Jordan Wynn was benched during the third quarter of Saturday’s game.

Kickers’ missed field goals almost too good to be true

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