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University of Utah police cited a student after a fight with College Republicans at a campus table featuring a whiteboard that asked students whether there are only two genders. The university said police responded Tuesday to Marriott Plaza just before 1 p.m. after reports of a fight between two students.
The Big 12 Conference has fined the University of Central Florida $100,000 following discriminatory chants directed at Brigham Young University during a recent game. The conference also announced new policy measures to establish escalating consequences for discriminatory conduct at athletic events.
The Big 12 has released a revised plan on how the conference will take punitive measures against the discriminatory chants that have plagued BYU away games, most recently, in Orlando, Florida last Saturday. In the new statement, the conference recognized the efforts taken by UCF to suppress the derogatory chants that were taken up.
CentraCom CEO and General Manager Brad Welch has been appointed to the Board of Directors for USTelecom – The Broadband Association. The appointment, announced Oct. 23 in Washington, D.C., allows the regional provider to participate in national discussions regarding broadband policy and rural connectivity.
San Juan County Public Health issued a warning Thursday night stating there are potentially unhealthy levels of E. coli in the San Juan River after recent flooding. In a statement, San Juan County Public Health said testing in collaboration with the Utah Department of Environmental Quality pointed to the "possibility of other harmful pathogens in the water."
3A First Round Union 3, Logan 1 No. 3 Union advanced in the 3A playoffs with a 3-1 victory over No. 14 Logan. After dropping the first set 25-22, the Cougars rallied to dominate the next three sets with scores of 25-9, 25-12 and 25-8. Rowen Weaver was instrumental for Union, recording 22 kills and six aces, while Sariah White contributed five aces to the effort.
Rauni Guffey is a figure involved with the Con Amore School in Myton, contributing to school announcements, community council involvement, and celebrating student achievements.