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Media Mentions 11/19/2010 November 19, 2010

Media Mentions 11/19/2010

Project # of Articles Print Online Soc. Media B'cast Newswires

2010 Hits 92 14 58 12 2 6

Type Date HeadlinePublication / Journalist

City State Prominence Tone

11/19/2010 BYU apologizes for scoreboard taunt

Cache Valley Daily n/a n/a 3

11/19/2010 Anthropology Museum Host Talk On Mayans

Cache Magazinen/a

n/a UT 2

11/19/2010 Top Schools for Sports Medicine

World Ranking Guidekelvin

n/a n/a 2

11/19/201012:00 AM

SDL & Geo Met Watch

KSL 5n/a

n/a UT 2

11/19/2010 Hawaii in talks to join Mountain West for football

Journal-News AUDREY McAVOY

Hamilton OH 1


AP DataStreamAUDREY McAVOY

National n/a 1

11/19/2010 InTech Students Experiment With Microgravity

Herald Journaln/a

n/a UT 3


AP Online - Sports AUDREY McAVOY

National n/a 1


El Paso Times El Paso TX 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii football bound for Mountain West

Maui Nowmauirican

n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii Looking To Join Mountain West

KTVN n/a n/a 1


Washington Post AUDREY McAVOY

Washington DC 1

11/19/2010 Blog: BYU apologizes to USU for videoboard message after basketball game

Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City UT 3

11/19/2010 Hawaii talking football move with Mountain West

KGO San Francisco San CA 1

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11/19/2010 A.M. Reading: N.Y. sues CalPERS investment agent; Ky. Dems want furloughs stopped

The State WorkerJon Ortiz

n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 USU Professor’s Book Mentioned In NY Times

Cache Magazinen/a

n/a UT 2

11/19/2010 ANOTHER UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR NAMED CARNEGIE PROFESSOR OF YEAR

US Federal Newsn/a

National n/a 2

11/19/2010 Utah State University lands big contract for weather sensors

KSL-TV Salt Lake City UT 3

11/19/2010 Hawaii in Talks to Join Mountain West for Football

ABC NewsAUDREY M

National n/a 1

11/19/2010 USU participates in Smoke-Out day


11/19/2010 New Geoscience Study Findings Recently Were Reported By Researchers At Utah State University

Science Lettern/a

n/a n/a 2

11/19/2010 Hawaii talking to Mountain West

ESPN.com Andrea Adelson

Bristol CT 1

11/19/2010 Jon Schmidt Bring Christmas Concert

Cache Magazinen/a

n/a UT 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii leaving Western Athletic Conference

The Nevada SagebrushLukas Eggen

n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii talking football move with Mountain West

KFSN Fresno Fresno CA 1


Springfield News Sun AUDREY McAVOY

Springfield OH 1


San Luis Obispo.comAUDREY McAVOY

San Luis Obispo

CA 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii close to joining Mountain West for football

Modesto Bee AUDREY McAVOY

Modesto CA 1


South Carolina Enquirer-Herald York SC 1


Capital Times Madison WI 1

11/19/2010 Nominees For Commencement Speech Sought

Herald Journaln/a

n/a UT 1


Island Packet AUDREY McAVOY

Bluffton SC 1

11/19/2010 A Christmas Cause

Cache Magazinen/a

n/a UT 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii Reportedly Leaving WAC To Join MWC

Legal-Sleaze.com Brian Floyd

n/a n/a 1








Columbus Republic n/a n/a 1


AP Alert - Hawaii AUDREY McAVOY

n/a HI 1


Contra Costa Times Walnut Creek CA 1


El Paso Times El Paso TX 1

11/19/2010 BYU apologizes to USU for ill-advised Jumbotron message

Make Messageadmin

n/a n/a 3

11/19/2010 Carnegie Foundation honors Utah State University engineering professor

Deseret Morning News Salt Lake City UT 3

11/19/2010 Report: Hawai'i In Frame For Big West And Mountain West

Blogging the BracketChris Dobbertean

n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 5 Best Colleges In Utah

Newsmax.comn/a

n/a n/a 2

11/19/2010 New project could mean better forecasting for Utah


11/19/2010 USU lands contract for weather sensors

Deseret Morning News John Daley, Deseret News

Salt Lake City UT 3

11/19/2010 Just a game? Documentary reveal the true colors of Utah football fandom



Lancaster Online Lancaster PA 1

11/19/2010 Utah State Professor Carnegie Recipient

Herald Journaln/a

n/a UT 2

11/19/2010 Hawaii Close To Joining Mountain West For Football

Seattle Insider Seattle WA 1

11/19/2010 Daily Universe - BYU issues apology to USU

cougarupdate's posterous n/a n/a 3

11/19/2010 Tragedy Leads Family On Camino Pilgrimage In Spain

Intermountain Catholicn/a

n/a n/a 1


Chicago Breaking Sports n/a n/a 1


Brigham Young University Universe Provo UT 1

11/19/2010 Mountain West extends offer to Hawaii

FOXSports.com National n/a 1

11/19/2010 ‘Bloodworks’ On Display At Arthouse

Cache Magazinen/a

n/a UT 1

11/19/2010 Utah State: LB Keiaho dismissed from team


11/19/2010 Utah State University lands big contract for weather sensors

Deseret Morning News John Daley, Deseret News

Salt Lake City UT 3

11/19/2010 UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY ETHICS TEAM WINS REGIONAL BOWL COMPETITION









US Federal Newsn/a

National n/a 2


Rock Hill Herald Rock Hill SC 1

11/19/2010 USU budget cuts are not likely for upcoming years


11/19/2010 RMEF To Pay For Utah Conservation Projects

Herald Journaln/a

n/a UT 1


Seattle Post Intelligencer Seattle WA 1

11/19/2010 Rivalry Makes Way To The Big Screen

Herald Journaln/a

n/a UT 3

11/19/2010 Hawaii could be headed to Mountain West

Tri-City Herald Online Kennewick WA 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii leaving Western Athletic Conference

Nevada Sagebrush n/a n/a 1


Seattle Times AUDREY McAVOY

Seattle WA 1


Charlotte Observer Charlotte NC 1

11/19/2010 From The Editor

Cache Magazinen/a

n/a UT 2


Macon Telegraph AUDREY McAVOY

Macon GA 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii In Talks To Join Mountain West For Football

FOX 5 KVVU-TV Las Vegas NV 1


Wisconsin Dells Events n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 KUED Reading Marathon Party


11/19/2010 BYU apologizes to USU for ill-advised Jumbotron message

Deseret Morning News Jim Rayburn, Deseret News

Salt Lake City UT 3


Maysville-Online Maysville KY 1


Fresno Bee Fresno CA 1

11/19/2010 BYU issues apology to USU

Brigham Young University Universe Provo UT 3


EveningSun.comAUDREY M

Hanover PA 1

11/19/2010 Data On Mycotoxins Described By Researchers At Utah State University, Department Of Veterinary S

Veterinary Weekn/a

n/a n/a 3

11/19/2010 Hawaii close to joining Mountain West

NCAA Sports Newschris

n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 BYU Apologizes For Scoreboard Message








Standard Examinern/a

n/a UT 3

11/19/2010 WAC moving east

Ka Leo O Hawaii Honolulu HI 1

11/19/2010 Gardening & Living in Grand StyleWhy and when to prune trees and shrubsÃ¢Â¦

Moab Times-Independent n/a n/a 2


Capital Times Madison WI 1

11/19/2010 SDL To Build New Weather Satellites

Herald Journaln/a

n/a UT 3

11/19/2010 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER,HONORARY DEGREES

US Federal Newsn/a

National n/a 2

11/19/201012:00 AM

BYU Apologizes To USU

Fox 13 Newsn/a

n/a UT 3


Tacoma News TribuneAUDREY McAVOY

Tacoma WA 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii Close To Joining Mountain West For Football

Idaho8.com n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 Hawaii in talks to join Mountain West

Sports Daily Fix - daily sports news and updates chris

n/a n/a 1

11/19/2010 USU prof is stateâ??s top college educator


11/19/2010 Hawaii to the Mountain West: If true, it’s bad for the WAC (very, very bad)

College sportsJon Wilner

n/a n/a 1


South Carolina StateAUDREY McAVOY

Columbia SC 1


NBC Sports National n/a 1







2010 Hits 92 14 58 12 2 6




2010 Hits 92 14 58 12 2 6

Keywords used to calculate Prominence: Utah State, Utah State University, Aggies, USU




2010 Hits 92 14 58 12 2 6

at 3:29 PM MST

Thursday afternoon BYU officials issued an apology for a brief message that displayed on the scoreboard following BYU's 78-72 win over visiting USU. The message read: "Dear UT St. Enjoy the LOSS! (heart)/Your Big Brother BYU!'"

Here is BYU's statement regarding that message:

"As a university, we apologize for the inappropriate message that was briefly posted on the BYU scoreboard at the end of the Utah State-BYU men's basketball ...

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Media Type: Online Tone: Positive

Outlet: Cache Valley Daily Journalist:

City: n/a State: n/a

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Anthropology Museum Host Talk On MayansProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010

Media Type: Print Tone: Positive

Outlet: Cache Magazine Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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Top Schools for Sports Medicine Sponsored Links | No Comment | Post a comment List of top schools and colleges for sports medicine programs: University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) - UPMC Sports Medicine was named one of the top sports ... ... quality of care at the Professional Research Consultant's annual client education conference. Utah State University (USU) - The Exercise Science/Sports Medicine Emphasis is a two year Masters of Science program collaboration between USU Sports Medicine and the ...



Top Schools for Sports MedicineProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010

Media Type: Blogs Tone: Positive

Outlet: World Ranking Guide Journalist: kelvin


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SDL & Geo Met WatchProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010 12:00 AM

Media Type: Broadcast Tone: Positive

Outlet: KSL 5 Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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HONOLULU The University of Hawaii says it's in talks to join the Mountain West conference for football.

School President M.R.C. Greenwood said Thursday the Mountain West Conference has asked the school to enter discussions about ... ... WAC members are San Jose State, Idaho, New Mexico State, Louisiana Tech and Utah State.

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Hawaii in talks to join Mountain West for footballProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010

Media Type: Online Tone: Neutral

Outlet: Journal-News Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

City: Hamilton State: OH



HONOLULU_The University of Hawaii says it's in talks to join the Mountain West conference for football.

School President M.R.C. Greenwood said Thursday the Mountain West Conference has asked the school to enter discussions about membership.

Hawaii has been part of the Western Athletic Conference for 32 years, but it could become the latest school to bolt for the Mountain West, joining Boise State, Nevada and Fresno State.

The WAC announced last week would add Texas-San Antonio, Texas State, and the University of Denver. Denver doesn't have a football team.

Other WAC members are San Jose State, Idaho, New Mexico State, Louisiana Tech and Utah State.

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Media Type: Newswire Tone: Neutral

Outlet: AP DataStream Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

City: National State: n/a


InTech Students Experiment With MicrogravityProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


Outlet: Herald Journal Journalist: n/a

City: n/a State: UT

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Outlet: AP Online - Sports Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY


HONOLULUThe University of Hawaii says it's in talks to join the Mountain West conference for football.

School President M.R.C. Greenwood said Thursday the Mountain West Conference has asked the school to enter discussions about ... ...






Outlet: El Paso Times Journalist:

City: El Paso State: TX



By Fred Guzman Goodbye, WAC. Hello, Mountain West. That's the bottom line from a Thursday night press conference during which it was announced that the UH football team has received and accepted an invitation to join the Mountain West. Although some ...... Mountain West. That would produce an 11-team conference, prompting speculation of an invitation to Utah State that would result in a 12-team league. The NCAA requires a dozen teams to create a pair of six-team divisions and allow for the playing of a ...



Hawaii football bound for Mountain WestProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010

Media Type: Blogs Tone: Neutral

Outlet: Maui Now Journalist: mauirican


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HONOLULU -- The University of Hawaii is close to joining the Mountain West conference for football, raising the prospect of leaving the depleted ... ...




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HONOLULU -- The University of Hawaii says it's in talks to join the Mountain West conference for football.







Outlet: Washington Post Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

City: Washington State: DC



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City: San Francisco State: CA



Welcome to your Friday! Here are some of the latest news stories of interest to State Worker blog users culled from reports around the country and lined up under our "Recommended Links" on the right margin of this page: CalPERS investment agent sued ...... for CalPERS was sued Thursday in a probe of corruption at New York state's public pension fund. USU budget cuts are not likely for upcoming years After two years without raises for university faculty and staff, President Stan Albrecht's main goal in the ...



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Outlet: The State Worker Journalist: Jon Ortiz


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USU Professor's Book Mentioned In NY TimesProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010



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LOGAN, Utah, Nov. 18 -- Utah State University issued the following news release:

It is not every day that your college professor begins lecture by highlighting National Toilet Day or the birth of one Thomas Crapper (make the link between the two references yourself)! Then again, Utah State University engineering professor Laurie McNeill is not an ordinary professor. McNeill is one of 38 national winners named Thursday as this year's Carnegie Professors of the Year. McNeill is in Washington, D.C., to participate in a special awards ceremony honoring her as the solo 2010 pick representing Utah. She is an associate professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at USU. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education named McNeill one of the nation's top university teachers, selected from more than 300 professors who were finalists. McNeill's selection makes the count 10 of last 16 picks in Utah to come from USU. "Dr. McNeill has a deep dedication to teaching and to service learning, and she brings meaning into every contact she has with students," said USU President Stan L. Albrecht. "She is an exceptional educator and deserves this highest honor, and we are proud, once again, to count a USU professor among the very best university teachers in the nation." McNeill has received accolades from students and colleagues alike for her innovative approaches to teaching and mentoring students. She tries to broaden the context of lecture materials and to get students to think outside the lecture/equation box. Her reference to National Toilet Day, during a class this semester that covers wastewater treatment, was an attempt to cultivate awareness of sanitation issues in a world in which 2.5 billion people don't have access to any sanitation at all, not even to pit toilets. She believes in getting students to see and experience real applications of what they are learning in class, and her nearly 100-person class session included two "clicker-technology" class surveys of hands-on projects student teams were involved with in the community. Her teaching techniques have evolved, she said, to where she now uses new and unique demonstrations, new technologies and new types of assignments - writing assignments, in particular -designed to keep students focused on the complexities of the world of engineering they will face when they walk out the door at graduation. "Facts they'll forget, but if I can teach them to approach a problem and evaluate it more broadly, they will learn what it takes to confront a lot of issues they will face," she said. "That is my ultimate goal - to get them to learn how to learn." And learn they do. McNeill has received accolades for her teaching prowess from students and colleagues alike. One student wrote that McNeill used innovative demonstrations and non-traditional teaching methods to engage students in interactive lessons that gave everyone an opportunity to have a voice. "Dr. McNeill taught me that the learning process is an academic conversation with two truly engaged parties," the student wrote in a nomination letter. Another wrote that McNeill made education personal by always relating technical material to current, real-world problems and hands-on experiences in the field. "Rather than settle for simply teaching how to plug a number into a formula, she goes the extra mile to ensure that education is personal for her students and that true understanding takes place, rather than temporary memorization," the student said. College of Engineering Dean H. Scott Hinton said McNeill is an exceptional educator who receives outstanding reviews from students. She also is making lasting contributions to the profession by preparing the next generation of faculty members through her work in a teacher-training program, a three-semester series of courses that provide doctoral students opportunities to improve their teaching and research skills while still in graduate school. "Dr. McNeill is an extraordinary teacher in the classroom, and she is very involved with learning and teaching outside the classroom through Engineers Without Borders, in particular," Hinton said. "She demonstrates a scholarly approach to teaching and learning, and I know I speak for all of her colleagues in congratulating her for this well-deserved honor." In 2010, McNeill was honored as the Outstanding Undergraduate Advisor for the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at USU. In 2007, she won the Eldon J. Gardner "Teacher of the Year" Award, which is the highest teaching honor at USU. In 2006, she was chosen as the Outstanding Teacher in the USU College of Engineering. She is the faculty advisor for the USU chapter of Engineers Without Borders, a volunteer group that implements engineering projects in developing countries. As faculty advisor, McNeill mentors more than 40 students and faculty as they work on projects in Mexico, Uganda and Peru. She also advises the Society of Environmental Engineering Students and mentors those students in extra-curricular design competitions. McNeilll said she spends a lot of time fine-tuning her teaching skills, and she takes the job of classroom teaching extremely seriously. But getting students out of the classroom and into the field is where comprehensive education really melds into true learning. Her work as advisor for Engineers Without Borders is particularly rewarding, and useful. "These experiences are the ultimate application of their engineering education," she said. "I can teach everything in the classroom - from program management to engineering design to cost estimation - but when they see the real-world application of these ideas, especially in a developing nation, it brings things to a deeper level." She said these projects are a lot of work, and the days are challenging at many levels both for her and for the students. But the rewards are seemingly endless. "Of course we get a warm, fuzzy feeling from helping people, but, more important perhaps, the students are growing," McNeill said. "They are having experiences both personally and professionally that will make them better engineers and public health professionals. Yes, we are helping people. But, while that's an important goal, it is not our only goal. We are training better engineers who down the road can have a positive influence on the world and in their own communities." 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ANOTHER UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR NAMED CARNEGIE PROFESSOR OF YEARProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010

Media Type: Newswire Tone: Positive

Outlet: US Federal News Journalist: n/a


SALT LAKE CITY -- Better information about storms and Utah's unpredictable weather is on the way thanks to a new collaboration involving Utah State's Space Dynamics Lab.

USU's Space Dynamics Lab is teaming up with the company GeoMetWatch to design and build weather sensing instruments. For more than 50 years, the lab has been studying Earth's atmosphere from space, using satellites.

Now that lab will build something called STORM -- Sounding & Tracking ...



Utah State University lands big contract for weather sensorsProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


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The University of Hawaii says it's in talks to join the Mountain West conference for football.




Hawaii in Talks to Join Mountain West for FootballProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


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at 4:55 PM MST

Thursday is the Great American Smoke-Out Day, the day designated to encourage people to stop smoking. The Utah State University Student Health and Wellness Center is taking part and booths will be available in the Merrill Cazier Library with advice, support and tips on ways to quit smoking.

Prevention specialist Ryan Barfuss says if the effort helps even one person to get on with a smoke-free life it will be worth it. There are currently more than ...



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New Geoscience Study Findings Recently Were Reported By Researchers At Utah State UniversityProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


Outlet: Science Letter Journalist: n/a


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Hawaii is in talks with the Mountain West about joining the league for football only , dealing another blow tothe floundering WAC.

School president M.R.C. Greenwood said late Thursday night at a news conference in Honolulu he had ...... higher. Without its top four schools, the WAC would be left with current members Louisiana Tech, Utah State, San Jose State, New Mexico State and Idaho, teams with a combined 15 wins this season. The two new members are noton the FBS level yet. ...



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Hawaii leaving Western Athletic Conference By: Lukas Eggen Thursday, November 18, 2010 - 9:02 PM The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported Thursday that the University of Hawaii has agreed in principle to join the Mountain West Conference in football. ...... departure will leave the WAC with Louisiana Tech, Idaho, New Mexico State, San Jose State and Utah State. If there are no more changes between conferences, the MWC will consist of these schools beginning in the 2012-2013 year: Nevada, Boise State, Fresno ...



Hawaii leaving Western Athletic ConferenceProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


Outlet: The Nevada Sagebrush Journalist: Lukas Eggen


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Hawaii talking football move with Mountain WestProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


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Outlet: Springfield News Sun Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

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Outlet: San Luis Obispo.com Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

City: San Luis Obispo State: CA



It's not clear where the rest of Hawaii's athletic programs fit in. Athletic Director Jim Donovan said his poll of the school's 18 other teams indicated 16 of them would prefer to play in the Big West.

The Mountain West released a ...... WAC members are San Jose State, Idaho, New Mexico State, Louisiana Tech and Utah State.



Hawaii close to joining Mountain West for footballProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


Outlet: Modesto Bee Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

City: Modesto State: CA



The University of Hawaii is close to joining the Mountain West conference for football, raising the prospect of leaving the depleted WAC after 32 years.

School President M.R.C. Greenwood talked to Mountain West Commissioner Craig ......






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Outlet: Capital Times Journalist:

City: Madison State: WI




Nominees For Commencement Speech SoughtProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010



City: n/a State: UT

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HONOLULU The University of Hawaii is close to joining the Mountain West conference for football, raising the prospect of leaving the depleted WAC after 32 years.

School President M.R.C. Greenwood talked to Mountain West Commissioner ......






Outlet: Island Packet Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

City: Bluffton State: SC




A Christmas CauseProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010



City: n/a State: UT

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Eugene Tanner - AP The Hawaii football team will leave the WAC to join the MWC in another shocking twist of events. View full size photo » Hawaii will reportedly leave the WAC and join the MWC for football only. The move is the latest in a series of ...... conferences would look in 2012*. WAC MWC Idaho Boise State UTSA Fresno State Texas State Nevada Utah State UNLV New Mexico State Hawaii Louisiana Tech TCU San Jose State Air Force Wyoming New Mexico San Diego State Colorado State *List subject to ...



Hawaii Reportedly Leaving WAC To Join MWCProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


Outlet: Legal-Sleaze.com Journalist: Brian Floyd


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Outlet: AP Alert - Hawaii Journalist: AUDREY McAVOY

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University of Hawaii President M.R.C. Greenwood speaks at a press conference Thursday Nov. 18, 2010 in Honolulu to announce the school has entered talks to join the Mountain West Conference for football.

HONOLULUThe University of ......






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City: Walnut Creek State: CA



HONOLULUThe University of Hawaii is close to joining the Mountain West conference for football, raising the prospect of leaving the depleted WAC after 32 years.







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City: El Paso State: TX



PROVO — Many Utah State basketball fans were not amused by a BYU technician's attempt at humor, and neither were BYU athletic officials.

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BYU apologizes to USU for ill-advised Jumbotron messageProject: 2010 Hits Date: 11/19/2010


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WASHINGTON ? Utah State University engineering professor Laurie McNeill has been selected as the Carnegie Foundation's Professor of the Year for Utah.

The 2010 section marks the 10th time in the award's 22-year history that the state winner has come from USU.

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More photos » Matt Cilley - AP Hawai'i and Boise State may not be conference rivals much longer. (AP Photo/Matt Cilley) Browse more photos » Yesterday, the Big West announced it had lifted a more than five year old membership moratorium , a piece ...... like this. Denver Idaho Louisiana Tech New Mexico State San Jose State UT San Antonio Texas State Utah State The door remains open for Montana, and Seattle, fresh off a second straight win over Oregon State in hoops, may be back in the frame. For football, ...



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SALT LAKE CITY -- Better information about storms and Utah's unpredictable weather is on the way thanks to a new collaboration involving Utah State's Space Dynamics Lab.

USU's Space Dynamics Lab is teaming up with the company GeoMetWatch to design and build weather sensing instruments. For more than 50 years, the lab has been studying Earth's atmosphere from space, using satellites.

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SALT LAKE CITY — Better information about storms and unpredictable weather in Utah and around the world is on the way, thanks to a new collaboration involving Utah State University's Space Dynamics Lab.

The lab is teaming up with Nevada-based company GeoMetWatch to design and build weather-sensing instruments for satellites.

"We're anticipating that the sensor contracts at Utah State will be about $60 to $70 million each for six sensors, so around $420 million" in all, said David Crain, GeoMetWatch CEO.

For more than 50 years, the lab has been using satellites to study Earth's atmosphere from space. Under the GeoMetWatch contract, the lab will be involved in STORM — Sounding & Tracking Observatory for Regional Meteorology, the first of six satellites built for GeoMetWatch. Data from the satellites will help forecast the path of hurricanes, give emergency planners more accurate weather data and predict locations for potential severe weather.

The key forecasting improvement from STORM is the enhanced ability to track water vapor.

"The improvement in the knowledge of where the water vapor is allows us then to better predict where future storms are going to be," Crain said. It will "better predict the amount of water vapor, the amount of precipitable water that's available to fall out of the clouds. We think we'll be able to improve predictions in some cases more than 50 percent."

The key improvement for USU is economic development, said Forrest Fackrell, vice president of the USU Research Foundation.

"It means an increased revenue base, which creates for us the opportunity to further invest those funds into research and development projects," Fackrell said.

GeoMetWatch is also considering building a data center in Utah that could bring hundreds of new jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars in new tax revenue.

"We already have the technology," Crain said. "The technology that's enabling this venture is at Utah State, and if we can bring the data center here, then we can make Utah the capital for weather for the whole world."

The first STORM sensor is scheduled to be delivered to GeoMetWatch in early 2014 and launched in late 2014.

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HONOLULU -- The University of Hawaii is close to joining the Mountain West conference for football, raising the prospect of leaving the depleted WAC after 32 years.

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2:11 AM ET The University of Hawaii is close to joining the Mountain West conference for football, raising the prospect of leaving the depleted WAC after 32 years.

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LOGAN -- Utah State Head Coach Gary Andersen announced Wednesday that junior linebacker Junior Keiaho has been dismissed from the team for an undisclosed violation of team rules.

"I feel that it is in the best interest of this program and for Junior Keiaho that he no longer be a part of this team," Andersen said. "We wish him the best in the future and we are fully supportive of him in his life outside of football."

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OREM, Utah, Nov. 18 -- Utah Valley University issued the following news release:

Utah Valley University's Ethics Bowl team will be going to the National Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl competition in Cincinnati after their Nov. 13 Wasatch Regional Ethics Bowl victory. A reception will be held for the team on Nov. 18 at 4 p.m. in the UVU Ethics Center conference room in the Liberal Arts Building.

The UVU team endured weeks of intense preparation before competing in four rounds of ethical debate over the weekend against the University of Utah, Utah State University, Weber State University, Westminster College and Salt Lake Community College. The student team, coached by Jeff Nielsen, an adjunct instructor in the Philosophy & Humanities Department, included Michael Hetzel, Lauren Hill, Alec McCullough, Ryan Nielsen, Kristen Stirling, Kenzie Webb and Zac Whitmore.

The Wasatch Bowl is one of 10 regional competitions in the United States. Each team receives a set of ethical cases prior to the competition and must be thoroughly prepared to present and debate each case. The students' analysis and arguments on the ethical concerns imbedded in the issues are evaluated and scored by a panel of judges.

"There were three morning rounds, after which our team had the highest point total of all teams. Each round has three judges that award points based on the clarity, reasonableness and objectivity of answers the teams give to each case," Nielsen said.

The regional competition's cases included: proposed California legislation to impose a legal ban on spanking children, thought crimes and computer-generated imagery child pornography, the ambiguous citizenship of children of illegal immigrants, wildlife protection across sovereign national borders, Facebook privacy and compulsory voting laws.

"I was impressed with our students, who exhibited a sophisticated and nuanced understanding of the cases," said Karen Mizell, UVU associate professor of humanities and philosophy. "Beginning with only two teams 10 years ago, the regional event has become prestigious and competitive."

In 2000, the Wasatch Regional Ethics Bowl was initiated by then-UVSC and Weber State, and grew as it hosted several Colorado schools and universities, including the University of Colorado-Boulder, until it broke off and formed its own region. Since then the Wasatch competition has flourished.

"Students from every major at UVU are attracted to the competition," Mizell said. "Since UVU does not have a mock trial team or a moot court, students find the competition a valuable experience for law school preparation, as well as graduate and professional school. And, despite the hard work entailed, most find it good fun."

The UVU team is now invited to participate in the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl, which will be held in Cincinnati on March 3, 2011, as part of the annual meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics. The UVU team will receive the cases for the national competition in January and will have about six weeks to prepare to argue their positions. They will face winning teams from the other nine regional competitions.

For more information, visit the website http://ethics.iit.edu/index1.php/Programs/Ethics%20Bowl. Jeff Nielsen can be reached at [email protected]. For any query with respect to this article or any other content requirement, please contact Editor at [email protected]


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After two years without raises for university faculty and staff, President Stan Albrecht's main goal in the upcoming Utah legislative session is to obtain more money to pay them.

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WAC football program negotiating to join BSUs new league in 2012.

Boise States new conference is starting to look an awful lot like its old one.

Hawaii is poised to join the Mountain West Conference in football only, ...... to Idaho, the remaining league members are Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, San Jose State, and Utah State.

Spear told the Statesman on Thursday night that given this year of tumultuous conference changes, the league could appeal to the ...



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The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported Thursday that the University of Hawaii has agreed in principle to join the Mountain West Conference in football. Hawaii would be the fourth school to announce its intentions to leave the Western Athletic ...... departure will leave the WAC with Louisiana Tech, Idaho, New Mexico State, San Jose State and Utah State.

If there are no more changes between conferences, the MWC will consist of these schools beginning in the 2012-2013 year: Nevada, Boise State, ...



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School President M.R.C. Greenwood said Thursday the Mountain West Conference has asked the school to enter discussions about ... ... a football team. Other WAC members are San Jose State, Idaho, New Mexico State, Louisiana Tech and Utah State.





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HONOLULU The University of Hawaii says it's in talks to join the Mountain West conference for football. School President M.R.C. Greenwood said Thursday the Mountain West Conference has asked the school to enter discussions about membership. Hawaii ...... a football team. Other WAC members are San Jose State, Idaho, New Mexico State, Louisiana Tech and Utah State.





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PROVO ? Many Utah State basketball fans were not amused by a BYU technician's attempt at humor, and neither were BYU athletic officials.

Following BYU's 78-72 win Wednesday night over the Aggies, the arena's Jumbotron flashed a quick message that read: "Dear UT St. Enjoy The LOSS! (heart) Your Big Brother BYU."

Once video and photos of the Jumbotron message hit the web on Thursday, Aggie fans expressed dismay at the lack of sportsmanship through various social ...



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BYU issued a statement of apology for a taunt displayed on the scoreboard following an emotional game between the Cougar mens basketball team and Utah State University on Wednesday night.

During the playing of the fight song following BYUs 78-72 win over USU, the jumbotron displayed the message, Dear UT St. Enjoy The LOSS! Love, Your Big Brother BYU. The message created a social media firestorm about the classlessness of the taunt, especially coming from the LDS Church-sponsored ...



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HONOLULU (AP)—The University of Hawaii is close to joining the MountainWest conference for football, raising the prospect of leaving the depleted WACafter 32 years.


Other WAC members are San Jose State, Idaho, New Mexico State, LouisianaTech and Utah State.



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With the departure of Boise State in 2011 and Fresno State and Nevada in 2012, the Western Athletic Conference was left with just six teams.

The wait to see who will fill the void is over.

WAC commissioner Karl Benson ...... Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, San Jose State, Texas San-Antonio, Texas State and Utah State.

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LOGAN, Utah, Nov. 18 -- Utah State University issued the following news release:

Utah State University is encouraging its community, faculty, and staff to recommend honorary degree nominees for 2011 as well as the commencement speaker for the 2012 graduation ceremony. The deadline for nomination submission is Dec. 3, 2010. The Honorary Degree Screening Committee is searching for candidates who have displayed persistent excellence through quality merit. This includes persons who continually make breakthroughs and innovations in scholarship, art or professional and public service. Nominees should be revered in their respective fields on a national or international level, or have shown an immense dedication to serving the USU, local or state communities. Nominations should include a completed application, a short summary of the individual's accomplishments and qualifications, a complete resume or curriculum vitae and letters of recommendation. Since the committee isn't able to research the background information for the nominees, it is important that those submitting nominations include all information wished to be considered. For nomination forms and more information, please visit www.usu.edu/provost/honors_and_awards/university/commencement.cfm, or www.usu.edu and search keywords "2011 Honorary Degree." Those interested in submitting a nomination must send all completed paperwork no later than Friday, Dec. 3, 2010 to: Sydney Peterson Office of the President Utah State University Old Main Room 126 1400 Old Main Hill Logan, UT 84322-1400. For any query with respect to this article or any other content requirement, please contact Editor at [email protected]


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Utah State University is home to yet another Carnegie professor.

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) named Laurie McNeill, an associate professor in the department of civil and environmental engineering, as ...... doctoral/research levels. It also picks top college educators for each state. McNeill is the 10th USU professor to be chosen among Utah schools since 1989, including last years winner, physicist David Peak.

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