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YT VT t ! 1 I K 5 f J t Li JLiU LL Volume 14 Number 17 THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UTAH TECHNICAL iA U aiDS by Jeff Gammon An article in the November, 1985 issue of Reader's Digest magazine, describing a new form of Soviet warfare aimed at children in Afghanistan, has spurred a host of UTC students to write Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev. The article illustrates how Russians, bent on maiming little children, hide small amounts of explosives in colorful toys and leave them for the children to find. Explosions usually only big enough to mutilate fingers, hands, and feet are detonated when Afghan children discover these toys and pick them up. After UTC English instructor Terry Shellenberger read the article, he became incensed and approached his English 101 classes with an idea. Shellenberger informed his students of the article and asked them if they would like to eliminate their second essay of the quarter and each write Gorbachev instead. "Even though this is an assignment," stated Shellenberger, "most students have really gotten into it." Shellenberger commented, "Some students have really become emotionally involved in the issue, and yet others still haven't been totally convinc Colleges Meet to Frolic in the Frost 'fww ", ' 'I- Puffing the cheeks, a unique technique developed by Bill Fowler, seemed to be working. Photo P. D. Dolinar. Students Frolic Three hundred Utah college students bought discount ski tickets within an hour at Sundance Ski Resort last Tuesday afternoon. These brisk lift ticket sales indicate the success of this mid-winter respite from classes held for students from all over Utah. People came from as far a way as Dixie College in St. George to enjoy the day's activities. There were also representatives from UTC-ProvoOrem, UTC-Salt Lake and Snow College frolicing in the snow up Provo Canyon. This activity was all part of the Utah Association of Two-Year College's Conference held on January 28-29. This conference was convened to promote unity among two-year colleges within the state. n m ed that the Soviets are actually using this type of warfare." Some of his students are war veterans and can therefore relate much more easily, while others were unaware that Afghanistan had even been invaded by the Russians, or didn't know where the country is located. Despite Soviet war tactics was the topic off to Mikhail Gorbachev airing their X I 4 . X The organization started holding state-wide activities sixteen years ago; however, due to lack of students interest during the past two years the events ceased. Student leadership attending this years workshops was pleased with the enthusiastic student support. Most of the activiities were free to participants; skiing tickets were available for only $5.50 with a valid student ID. No-cost goodies included the dance, movies and a variety of games. Free munchies were also available during the evening. Many stayed to enjoy "rocking out" at the dance held farther up the mountain atTimp Lodge later. Due to this successful venture, the association has decided to hold similar events on a quarterly basis. The next one is tentatively scheduled for sometime in May. continued on page 2 their different backgrounds and emotional reactions, Shellenberger stated that virtually every student wanted to do something to help. Shellenberger said his main purpose for the letters was to introduce the students to the essay form for English 101. He said that this form is il that was addressed by Terry views. Photo by D. G. Gardiner. Fekwaaa&'y Utah Technical College at ProvoOrem will observe two national activities during February involving both vocational education and the community college network of 1,221 community, technical ana junior colleges in ine United States. Through the efforts of the Association of Community Colleges and the Joint Com mission on Federal Relations, Congress and President Ronald Reagan have designated February as National Community College Month with the theme "Op portunity With Excellence." Governor Norm Bangerter has also proclaimed February 9-15 as Vocational Education Week. Many state-wide activities are planned with the focus "Vocational Education: A Choice With a Future." Both activities are designed to increase public awareness of the important role of community colleges and vocational education. "The unanimous support of the Congress and the Presidential proclamation indicate the high regard with which community, technical and junior colleges are held," Dale Parnell, president of the American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, said. "We continue to be America's college of opportunity for nearly five million credit and more than four million non-credit students each year." Locally, President J. Marvin Higbee of UTC said that these activities will help better acquaint the public, employers, andeducational colleagues in four-year institutions and decisionmakers with the mission and philosophy of community colleges. "Community colleges of COLLEGE PRO VOOREM lustrated when a student states opinion and then backs it up with evidence. "An atrocity like this, where i .i Soviets are targeting innocent children with the purpose of making them 'living symbols of terror', is an ideal subject for the students to work with," remarked Shellenberger. Shellenberger's English 101 students. EDesflgDuatieti! As NauoomaD fly liege MoedGGd fered more than 1,400 different technical programs that enrolled more than 3.2 million credit students in the Fall of 1984," Higbee said. "Thousands of local business persons , public leaders and citizens serve on the advisory committees of these technical programs and provide both a close tie to the communities and expert direction for college instruction." On the average, colleges participate in 15 or more partnerships with local business and industry annually, providing special training programs, research and other February has been declared as Vocational and Community College month. Students at the Tech are part of a network of over 1,200 colleges that will be taking part. Photo by D. G. Gardiner. m .anfc. Box 1609, Provo, Utah 84603 Making students more aware of present-day happenings through mediums like Time and Newsweek magazines, and television news was also one of Shellenberger's goals. "A lot of students are informed about the past, but they don't pay much attention to the pre- 4 '1 3 They will be sending their papers resources designed to improve business effectiveness. State support for public two-year institutions across the nation, amounted to 53 percent of total budgets in 1984, and federal support was approximately 2.6 percent. Higbee pointed out that approximately 75 percent of all part-time and full-time credit students hold down jobs while they are attending community colleges. "Many of these students are seeking to upgrade their skills for their current jobs, preparing for job changes or are investigating the possibilities available in ' jMji 1 11 " 'l'1"!!!'"" "1 Wil' 1111 I TV I T-IT ll I ' r ' - m i ' s?1 4 $ ; 'i ' - i ' c J' . X - O - f V XI if N V i if . .- I - ' I l S - 1 S ( - I . -' I February 3, 1986 sent," Shellenberger said, "I wanted to help them be more aware of the world around them, not just our everyday, sometimes unimportant concerns."Shellenberger expressed his feelings that the Soviet's actions went beyond the bounds of civilized warfare, while maintaining that it is difficult to call any warfare "civilized". The invasion of a country is one thing," stated Shellenberger, "but purposely mutilating children to make them symbols is another." A copy of the Reader's Digest article, any publicity received from the essays, and a cover letter explaining their purpose will accompany all 120 letters when they are mailed collectively to Gorbachev. Shellenberger said he wasn't sure they would receive a response. "The greatest response we could receive is to hear that this atrocity has ceased," Shellenberger explained, "but even though that probably won't happen, we would like to make a dent or maybe prick their conscience." Shellenberger said he wanted to show his students that. one voice crying in the wilderness doesn't usually accomplish anything, but that 120 just might." new fields," he said. More than two-thirds of credit students attending community colleges are enrolled in occupationaltechnical courses and more than half are women. The average age of community college students is 28 years old, with the trend continuing for an increasingly older student population. Nearly 40 percent of all postsecondary students in the country are enrolled in community colleges, making those institutions the single largest component of all higher education.
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Title | UTC Press, 1986-02-03 |
Description | UTC Press was the name of the student newspaper for Utah Technical College at Provo/Orem from February 07, 1985 to June 1, 1987. |
Date.Original | 1986-02-03 |
Publisher | Utah Valley University |
Subject headings | Utah Technical College at Provo/Orem--History; College student newspapers and periodicals; |
Type | Text |
Format | application/pdf |
Source | The Press Pulse, 1986-02-03 |
Language | eng |
Rights | Copyright 2013 Utah Valley University |
Item.Year | 1986 |
Item.Month | 02 |
Item.Day | 03 |
Genre | newspaper |
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bb::cascades::UIObject | ||||
bb::cascades::AbstractShortcut | ||||
bb::cascades::SystemShortcut |
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type | : bb::cascades::SystemShortcuts::Type |
attachedObjects | : QDeclarativeListProperty< QObject > [read-only] |
enabled | : bool |
objectName | : QString |
parent | : QObject [read-only] |
QML signals
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onCreationCompleted | : {} |
onEnabledChanged | : {} |
onObjectNameChanged | : {} |
onTriggered | : {} |
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bb::cascades::SystemShortcuts::Type | type |
QDeclarativeListProperty< QObject > | attachedObjects [read-only] |
bool | enabled |
QString | objectName |
QObject | parent [read-only] |
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SystemShortcut (UIObject *parent=0) | |
SystemShortcut (bb::cascades::SystemShortcuts::Type type, UIObject *parent=0) | |
virtual | ~SystemShortcut () |
bb::cascades::SystemShortcuts::Type | type () const |
virtual bool | event (QEvent *event) |
bool | isEnabled () const |
Q_SLOT void | resetEnabled () |
Q_SLOT void | setEnabled (bool enabled) |
void | setObjectName (const QString &name) |
virtual Q_INVOKABLE QString | toDebugString () const |
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Protected Functions Index
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BaseObject (QObject *parent=0) | |
virtual void | connectNotify (const char *signal) |
virtual void | disconnectNotify (const char *signal) |
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void | enabledChanged (bool enabled) |
void | objectNameChanged (const QString &objectName) |
void | triggered () |
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QDeclarativeListProperty< QObject >
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Describes whether the current shortcut is enabled or disabled.
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The default value of this property is 0.
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Default constructor.
The resulting SystemShortcut will have type set to SystemShortcuts::None, meaning the shortcut will not be triggered at all.
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parent |
The parent object, or 0. This parameter is optional. The default is 0 if you don't specify a parent. |
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type |
The system shortcut type that can trigger this shortcut. |
parent |
The parent object, or 0. This parameter is optional. The default is 0 if you don't specify a parent. |
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Gets the system shortcut type used to trigger this shortcut.
The system shortcut type that can trigger this shortcut.
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virtual bool
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event |
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True if the received event was recognized and processed, false otherwise.
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Gets the enabled state of the shortcut.
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Q_SLOT void
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Q_SLOT void
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name |
The new name for the object. |
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virtual Q_INVOKABLE QString
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A debug string for the object.
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A builder used for constructing a SystemShortcut.
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parent |
An optional parent, defaults to 0. |
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virtual void
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signal |
The connected signal. |
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virtual void
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signal |
The disconnected signal. |
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Emitted when the enabled property on the shortcut changes.
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In May, Stover was charged with a third count, this one alleging that he also lied to MSHA investigators conducting the civil investigation of the disaster. The original indictment was based on testimony of FBI and MSHA agents, while the additional charge drew on a formal interview taken down word-for-word by a court reporter. Stover faces a potential sentence of up to 30 years in prison if found guilty on all three counts.
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One acts as a playful warning — "Run for Your Life!" — because the five-mile race takes runners up some tough inclines into Spring Hill Cemetery on a hill overlooking downtown Charleston.
The other is more literal: Run to improve the quality of your life. Run to raise awareness. Run to be a better you.
"The race is a chance to bring awareness to colorectal cancer, as well as provide education and funding for screenings," said Marina Hendricks, 48, a Charleston native who now lives in Arlington, Va.
Hendricks helped organize the run in honor of her late fiance, Jody Jividen, who died of complications from colorectal cancer in August 2002.
Jividen was a longtime Daily Mail staffer who served as columnist, sports editor and city editor. He was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in March 2002 and died in August of the same year.
"I think Jody would want us to do everything we can to prevent someone else from going through the same thing," Hendricks said. "He was only 44 years old."
The five-mile run will begin at June 22 as part of FestivALL and held in conjunction with the Smoke on the Water Chili Cook-off.
Jividen was a running enthusiast who also developed a passion for cooking chili. He and friend Jim Harlan, 55, of South Charleston, were known as the "Big and Tall" chili team and competed in cook-offs together.
"He had a lot of friends, Jody did," Harlan said. "You couldn't help but like him; he was just a good guy. And we get to honor him at the run."
Harlan, Hendricks and a number of others turned Hendricks' idea into reality nine years ago. Since 2004, the race has raised about $40,000 through the $20 runner entry fee.
"CAMC Foundation took over complete organization of the race two years ago; they wanted to direct the money here because CAMC provides cancer services," said Gail Pitchford, CAMC Foundation president.
"And it's really to create awareness for colorectal screening. But with that money you could get a lot — the average cost of a screening is $1,185. But the cost of not doing it is a lot more."


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[JURIST] The trial of former Kosovo prime minister and Kosovo Liberation Army [FAS backgrounder] commander Ramush Haradinaj [BBC profile] and two Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) fighters, Idriz Balaj and Lahi Brahimaj [Trial Watch profiles], began Monday before the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) [official website; JURIST news archive]. In her opening remarks, chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte [BBC profile] called Haradinaj a warlord and a mobster in uniform who committed "ugly, cruel and violent crimes." The defendants face 37 counts of war crimes, including murder, persecution, and rape [amended indictment, PDF], but Haradinaj pleaded not guilty [JURIST report] to all charges before the tribunal late last week. Haradinaj was a senior commander of the KLA, the ethnic Albanian guerrilla force that opposed Slobodan Milosevic [advocacy website] during the 1998-1999 Kosovo war [Wikipedia backgrounder]. Haradinaj, who was indicted [initial indictment, PDF] by United Nations prosecutors in 2005, originally appeared with Balaj and Brahimaj before the ICTY last year, where they pleaded not guilty to the original 37 charges entered against them [JURIST report]. AP has more.
[JURIST] A New Jersey superior court judge Monday upheld a Friday jury verdict [DowJones report] for Merck & Co [corporate website], finding that the company had given adequate warning to physicians of the risks associated with its painkiller Vioxx [FDA backgrounder; JURIST news archive]. Judge Carol Higbee rejected a motion by plaintiffs attorney Mark Lanier disputing a finding that the drug company had warned doctors prescribing Vioxx that a 2004 study showed the drug doubled the risk of heart attack or stroke in patients who took it for longer than 18 months; Lanier represents the estate of a deceased man whose fatal heart attack is alleged to have been caused by the drug.Merck faces more than 27,000 lawsuits from people who say they were harmed by the once $2.5 billion-a-year drug before it was pulled from the market [press release] in September of 2004. Merck has set aside $1 billion to fight every Vioxx court challenge. In November 2006, a federal judge declined to certify a national class action suit [JURIST report], ruling that it made more sense to try the cases in their respective states of origin. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] US District Judge Reggie B. Walton [official profile] refused to answer a jury question [JURIST report] Monday in the I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby [defense website; JURIST news archive] trial on the level of proof that would have to be met to find the former vice presidential aide guilty. The jury wanted to know whether in order to satisfy the requirement of proof beyond a reasonable doubt they had to find it would not be "humanly possible" for Libby to completely forget conversations which witnesses had testified took place. The jury resumed deliberations Monday after Walton said the question was too vague to be properly answered. Lawyers made their final arguments [JURIST report] last Tuesday, with the defense arguing that Libby was a scapegoat for presidential aide Karl Rove's disclosures. In its final remarks the prosecution argued that Libby was merely trying to cover up a potentially illegal intelligence leak of former undercover CIA operative Valerie Plame's identity. Libby is not charged with leaking Plame's identity, but instead faces perjury and obstruction of justice charges [indictment, PDF ; JURIST report] in connection with the investigation into the leak. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Less than half of terrorism suspects arrested in the United Kingdom after September 11, 2001 under the Terrorism Act 2000 [text] were ever charged with any crime, according to figures [report] released Monday by the UK Home Office [official website]. Over 1,126 people were arrested between the Sept. 11 attacks and the end of 2006, but only 221 were charged with terrorism-related offenses. Of those, 40 have been convicted, but 98 are still awaiting trial. Another 652 were released without being charged.Although the Home Office did not include any statistics about race or religion, critics contend that UK anti-terrorism laws [HO materials] unfairly target Muslims and those of middle-eastern descent. The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) [advocacy website] said that the terror regulations are far too broad [press release], so that normally innocuous activities, such as wearing buttons supporting organizations from North Ireland, were now being treated as terrorism convictions. IHRC also expressed concern at reports of alleged police brutality in enforcing anti-terrorism measures. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Former Saddam-era deputy prime minister Tariq Aziz [BBC profile; JURIST news archive], brought before the Iraqi High Tribunal [official website] Monday to testify against six defendants accused of genocide in the Anfal trial [JURIST news archive; BBC trial timeline], instead denied that Hussein's government had ever carried out any such attacks. Aziz insisted that Iraq did not have the chemical weapons necessary for the alleged poison gas attacks that killed 5600 Kurds in northern Iraq, instead fingering Iran as the culprit. Aziz went on to praise Hussein [AFP report], continuing even after he was ordered to be be silent by the chief judge. AP has more.The six defendants are all former Hussein regime officials charged in connection with the deaths of some 180,000 Kurds during the so-called "Anfal" campaigns [HRW backgrounder] of the 1980s. One of the six, Hussein's cousin Ali Hassan al-Majid [BBC profile; JURIST news archive], also known as "Chemical Ali," allegedly ordered the gas attacks. If convicted, the defendants could be sentenced to death by hanging. In December 2006, prosecutors presented video evidence of the gas attacks, but later that month two co-defendants said Hussein's regime had only used conventional weapons [JURIST reports] against the Kurds. Aziz is suspected of involvement in the deaths of Kurds and Shiites in 1991, but his lawyers say that he has not yet been charged.
[JURIST] The lower house of the Jordanian parliament [official website] approved a bill Sunday that would subject journalists to jail sentences for defaming any religion protected under the country's constitution [text] - i.e. Islam, Christianity or Judaism - or "offending the prophets" by their writing or by cartoons. Imprisonment could also result from any "insult to religious sentiments and beliefs, fueling sectarian strife or racism," or "slanders or libels" against any individual. Journalists could also be fined for publications offensive to "prophets and religions." The legislation now goes to Jordan's upper house. The Jordanian Press Association [official website] has already criticized the measure as a weakening of press freedom. AFP has more.In May 2006 a Jordanian court convicted the editors of two national newspapers [JURIST report] and sentenced them to two months' imprisonment for publishing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad [JURIST news archive] that incited protests and violence across the Muslim world earlier in the year after first appearing in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten in September 2005.
[JURIST] Ugandan judges began a week-long general strike Monday to protest last Thursday's siege of the High Court and seizure of defendants by government forces. Court witnesses said that six defendants were rearrested by security forces in court after having been granted bail. The defendants' lawyer was also beaten unconscious by security forces. Elias Kisawuzi, spokesperson for the judiciary, told Reuters that the "[courts] are not registering any new cases" and that the judges would decide whether to continue the strike on Friday. The state-owned Sunday Vision said the defendants were rearrested on separate murder charges.The six defendants were charged with being members of the People's Redemption Army (PRA) [Wikipedia backgrounder] and plotting a rebellion with opposition leader Kizza Besigye [BBC profile; JURIST news archive]. In April of last year, Besigye pleaded not guilty [JURIST report] to treason charges. Reuters has more. Sunday Vision has local coverage.
[JURIST] Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki Monday denounced a weekend raid [JURIST report; UK MOD press release] by UK-led coalition forces and Iraqi soldiers on the local Basra headquarters building of the National Iraqi Intelligence Agency, ordering an investigation into the incident and declaring that those responsible would be punished. A British military spokesman nonetheless defended the legitimacy of the operation, recalling Maliki's own insistence that no one be above the law and saying that the force level use to gain entry to the building was "appropriately robust." The weekend operation uncovered evidence of torture of some thirty prisoners at the facility; coalition forces arrested five persons suspected of death squad activity or links to militant groups. The Telegraph has more.In late December British troops supported by Iraqi forces raided a Basra prison unit [JURIST report], freeing 127 prisoners detained in squalid conditions by a rogue Basra police squad suspected of torturing its prisoners. British troops raided the same Basra prison [JURIST report] in September 2005 to free two British soldiers who had been captured and detained.
[JURIST] A former Sudanese militia leader recently accused of war crimes by the International Criminal Court [official website] denied attacking Darfur [JURIST news archive] civilians or displacing refugees in an article published in Sudan's Al Intibaha newspaper Sunday. Ali Kushayb insisted he was assigned to the region only to protect the villagers from Arab militias. Kushayb and Ahmed Muhammed Harun, former Interior Minister of Sudan, were the first individuals formally accused [JURIST report] by the ICC in its ongoing investigation [JURIST news archive] of the Darfur situation. ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo [official profile] accused [prosecutor's statement] the two men of war crimes against civilians in four towns in West Darfur between August 2003 and March 2004. If convicted, they face a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. AP has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] handed down decisions in two cases Monday, including Lance v. Coffman, where the Court concluded that four Republican voters in Colorado did not have standing to challenge a court-ordered congressional redistricting plan. A state judge in Colorado drew up a redistricting plan in 2002 when the state legislature was unable to agree on a plan in time for elections that year. The legislature drew up a plan in 2003 [map], but that plan was rejected [DOC text] by the Colorado Supreme Court because the state constitution allows for a new plan only once per decade. The state supreme court held that "judicially-created districts are just as binding and permanent as districts created by the General Assembly." The redistricting plan was subsequently challenged by four voters, who argued that their rights had been violated under the Elections Clause of the US Constitution, which states that the "Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of choosing Senators." The US Supreme Court ruled that the plaintiffs did not have standing, writing:
The only injury plaintiffs allege is that the law - specifically the Elections Clause - has not been followed. This injury is precisely the kind of undifferentiated, generalized grievance about the conduct of government that we have refused to countenance in the past. It is quite different from the sorts of injuries alleged by plaintiffs in voting rights cases where we have found standing. [citations omitted] Because plaintiffs assert no particularized stake in the litigation, we hold that they lack standing to bring their Elections Clause claim.
[JURIST] Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe [BBC profile; official website, in Japanese] said Monday that the US House of Representatives' proposed resolution [text; H Res 121 summary], which urges Japan to apologize to women who were forced into sexual slavery [JURIST report] during World War II, "is not based on objective facts." Last Thursday, Abe denied [JURIST report] that the Imperial Japanese Army forced women into prostitution during World War II, and said that there was little proof that any of the approximately 200,000 comfort women [SFSU backgrounder] were coerced into prostitution.Abe's statements echoed the sentiments of Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso, who last month described the proposed House resolution as "regrettable" [JURIST report] and not factual. South Korean foreign minister Song Min Soon characterized Abe's comments as being "not helpful" to Japanese-Korean relations, and urged Abe to "face the truth" about Japan's militant past, in which many Korean women were allegedly victimized. Many Japanese nationalists have urged the Japanese government to revisit the 1993 Kono Statement [text], in which the government offered its "sincere apologies and remorse" to the victims. In 1995, Japan established the private Asian Women's Fund [official website] to compensate the surviving victims, but many have rejected the compensation due to its unofficial nature. The fund's mandate expires at the end of the month. Bloomberg has more.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] Monday refused to expedite its consideration of a petition for a writ of certiorari filed by Guantanamo Bay detainees seeking review of the 2006 Military Commissions Act (MCA) [PDF text; JURIST news archive]. Two Guantanamo detainees, Salim Ahmed Hamdan and Omar Khadr [Trial Watch profiles], filed the motion to expedite [PDF text; JURIST report] last week, asking the Court to review the MCA provision which prevents federal courts from hearing detainees' habeas corpus challenges. The detainees asked the court to review the habeas-stripping provision as it was applied in two separate cases: the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit last month upheld the dismissal of many habeas cases [JURIST report], and a district judge last December dismissed Hamdan's habeas appeal [JURIST report], finding the district court lacked jurisdiction due to the court-stripping provision. Lawyers for the detainees had hoped that the court would grant certiorari in the appeal and would schedule oral arguments for the current term. According to Monday's Supreme Court order list [PDF text], Justices Souter and Breyer would have granted the motion to expedite consideration of the certiorari petition.4:59 PM ET - In a separate appeal of last month's ruling [PDF text] from the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit upholding the habeas-stripping provision of the MCA as applied to "enemy combatants," lawyers from the New York-based Center for Constitutional Rights asked the Supreme Court Monday to review the appeals court's decision. Along with the petition for certiorari [PDF text; appendix, PDF; CCR press release], lawyers for the detainees also filed a motion to expedite [PDF text], asking the Supreme Court to hold oral arguments in the case in early May. AP has more. SCOTUSblog has additional coverage.
[JURIST] Mubarak Hussain bin Abul Hasim, a Bangladeshi who had been detained for five-years at Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive], told AFP following his release from Bangladeshi detention last Thursday that interrogators at Guantanamo Bay gave electric shocks and subjected the detainees to low temperature cells, where Mubarak spent "two days straight without food and without any clothes." Mubarak also alleges that the guards desecrated the Koran [HRW backgrounder] by kicking and throwing it into the toilet. Mubarak, who was repatriated to Bangladesh from Guantanamo [DOD press release] in December 2006, is out on bail on charges that he failed to produce a passport on his return to Bangladesh. Last November, former detainee Murat Kurnaz [Amnesty profile; JURIST news archive] alleged that he was subjected to systematic torture [JURIST report], including electric shocks, having his head submerged in water and being shackled to the ceiling for days at a time. Kurnaz also alleged that guards sometimes refused to feed him, once for 20 days. In June 2006, Guantanamo detainees alleged that guards instigated [JURIST report] an violent clash [JURIST report] when the guards attempted to search the detainees' Korans. The US military denied the allegations [JURIST report] and said that the guards were lured into a trap by staged suicide attempts. The US currently holds approximately 385 detainees under the label of "enemy combatants" [JURIST news archive]. AFP has more.
[JURIST] Chief US military commissions prosecutor Col. Morris Davis (USAF) has criticized the conduct of the US military lawyer for Australian Guantanamo detainee David Hicks [JURIST news archive], suggesting that Major Michael Mori (USMC) [NineMSN profile] has been playing politics with his case outside the bounds of proper legal representation. On Saturday, The Australian newspaper quoted Davis as saying "Certainly in the U.S. it would not be tolerated having a U.S. Marine in uniform actively inserting himself into the political process. It is very disappointing to see that happening in Australia, and if that was any of my prosecutors, they would be held accountable. Mori has been outspoken in his defense of Hicks [JURIST news archive], condemning military commissions [JURIST news archive] as "kangaroo courts" and speaking out publicly [ABC WT report] on the case on seven visits to Australia. Davis said Mori could actually be charged under the Uniform Code of Military Justice [text] for speaking contemptuously of top US officials contrary to UCMJ in breach of Article 88 [text], but insisted in subsequent comments Sunday that he was not threatening Mori with court-martial and had no power to bring such an action against him. Military commission defense lawyers responded to the Australian media reports over the weekend by praising Mori and insisting that he was simply being vigorous in the defense of his client, conduct that has won him praise even in Australian governmental circles for evidencing what the John Howard government has thusfar insisted is the fundamental fairness of the US military commission trial process. Any military prosecution of Mori could further delay Hicks trial, but Davis alleged that delay was already part of the defense strategy [Australian report], designed to increase pressure on the Howard government to press for Hicks' release. The New York Times has more. The Melbourne Age has additional coverage.
[JURIST] A Cambodian military court has charged Kaing Khek Iev [Trial Watch profile], also known as Duch, with war crimes in an effort to keep Duch in custody until he can be tried before the Khmer Rouge genocide tribunal [JURIST news archive], a Cambodian official said Monday. Duch was arrested in 1999 on genocide charges and was subsequently charged with crimes against humanity in 2002 and war crimes last week. Cambodian military court chief Ney Thol said Monday that Cambodian law allows suspects to be detained without trial for three years on each charge but no longer than nine years since the date of arrest. Ney Thol said that if Duch's trial before the Extraordinary Chamber of the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) [official website], the international tribunal established to try former Khmer Rouge officials, does not begin before November 2008, Duch will be released from custody.Duch is the only former Khmer Rouge [JURIST news archive] leader currently in custody. He ran the former S-21 [Wikipedia backgrounder] prison and interrogation center, where some 17,000 people died, many of whom were tortured. Former Khmer Rouge military leader Ta Mok [Trial Watch profile] had also been in custody, but he died [JURIST report] last year. Other Khmer Rouge leaders survive but are not yet detained. The ECCC was established by a 2001 law [PDF text] to investigate and try those responsible for the 1975-79 Cambodian genocide that led to the deaths of at least 1.5 million Cambodians by execution, forced hardship or starvation. Prosecutors have faced significant administrative, legal and linguistic obstacles in preparing cases for trial; their formal investigations only began in July [JURIST report] of last year. AFP has more.
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Paul Wilson of Cross was one of seven masons who competed Friday for the honor of being named The Carolinas Best Bricklayer.
Masonry teams from across the southeastern U.S. put their skill, speed and stamina to the test during the Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 Carolina Regional held at Tideland Equipment and Supply Company in North Charleston. For the event, teams comprised of a mason and one tender had one hour to construct a brick wall that was then judge based on the number of bricks laid and quality.
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He was introduced to masonry work during a Cross High School vocational class and knew he had found his calling.
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He has laid brick all across the greater Charleston area. Burke and Fort Dorchester high schools are two of the more public facilities that feature his work.
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Dear Editor:
I read your article (titled "Latest HOA fine sparks remarks from Rex Jensen") and just wanted to clarify if I understood what HOA President Tom Headly said.
It sounded to me where he talked about budgetary restrictions because of the increase in foreclosures etc. that he is essentially saying the HOA needs to fine the basically good residents because their budget is out of whack because of the deadbeats. Got to love that justification.
Keep on them because this is all so embarrassing for us in Lakewood Ranch, and as Rex Jensen said, "You have got to apply reason and common sense." I don't know the Ronneys, but they seem to be an asset to the community with their business, and fining them this kind of money (guessing computes to $100 per inch of sign) is, in my humble opinion, off-the-charts unreasonable.
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I would love to see the results of an ESPN-type poll on who thinks this all makes any sense.
With all the real problems in the world today, why do we create aggravations for ourselves (by ourselves essentially) on trivial things such as shells and small signs?
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If this was 2006, everyone would be saying the Penguins played a solid road game, and they can build off this loss because they did play well.
But this isn't 2006. They are the defending Eastern Conference champions and they just got one point out of a possible six on a crucial road trip.
With still 30 games to go this is far from over.
Whether or not that's a good thing.
We don't know.
Anytime you play in Montreal its huge. You can feel it.
Right off the bat Crosby goes to the net and gives Price sweet chin music.
Right off the bat Crosby goes to the net and gives Price sweet chin music.
Kovy lets his presence be know, but Mark Eaton is on top of things
A lot of anticaption in Caputi first shift.
A lot of anticaption in Caputi first shift.
He gets the puck wide open deep in the Habs zone. Man it would be funny if he would score on his
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1-0 Caputi. First shift. Jesus.
1-0 Caputi. First shift. Jesus.
Hairstyle city
Most exciting moment of the season.
Then before you can adjust your ball sack, Gods and some joke fight.
And Gods owns his life.
The lead as usual is alive shorter than JonBenet Ramsey, and Montreal answers.
Caputi forgets he has to play defense in the NHL, and commits his first turnover.
Malkin cleans shit up, and smokes Mike Komisarek .
Komisarek then takes a penaltly on Malkin. And then he molests him.
Malkin gets a penalty for being there because the Montreal crowd calls for it. But Komisarek gets 4 minutes
Powerplay time. As expected nothing doing.
As time flies by, you keep asking yourself when Luca Caputi is coming back on the ice.
In the meantime, Kovy is out of his mind.
Caputi forgets he has to play defense in the NHL, and commits his first turnover.
Malkin cleans shit up, and smokes Mike Komisarek .
Komisarek then takes a penaltly on Malkin. And then he molests him.
Malkin gets a penalty for being there because the Montreal crowd calls for it. But Komisarek gets 4 minutes
Powerplay time. As expected nothing doing.
As time flies by, you keep asking yourself when Luca Caputi is coming back on the ice.
In the meantime, Kovy is out of his mind.
The crowd tries to start a Fleury chant, but it isn't an automatic script so they stop.
Montreal starts flexing its muscles. MAF is under fire.
More turnovers and the Mafs keeps making saves.
Malkin gets back to the canvas and he draws another penalty.
Go-Go Whitney, Malkin-Sid-Sykora =Solid powerplay. First time the powerplay has looked coherent.
No goal scored, but good shit.
Habs kill it and start flying up the ice. Roman Hamrlik is everywhere. Tomas Plekanec too.
Malkin goes behind the back to spring Bing on a breakaway but no dice as Price comes out to play it.
A lot of urgency for a first period game in February. Montreal goes back to dominating, but they shit themselves.
Under 20 seconds, Minard takes a penalty. Vomit.
Habs start the the second on a Powerplay.
Montreal's powerplay is sharp.
MAF flashes the glove on jokiu. Pens kill the penalty so Minard can come out of the box and not be a factor.
Malkin makes a sick pass to Whitney. Nothing. J-Bo would have buried it. Just Sayin'
Another 2-on-1 for the Pens. Crosby tries to fee satan. No dice.
Sykora, Staal, and Caputi gets stuff going. Solid.
Habs come back down, but Go-go holds the right analog button down and murders some Hab.
Pens get a 4-on-2, but it falls apart faster than Heroes.
Habs can't do anything either.
Caputi gets on the ice, and immediately distinguishes himself. Impressive big time. Other than Malkin, he was the best forward on the ice tonight for the Pens.
Prices makes some saves for a change.
Pens start taking the play, Mark Eaton leads the charge. Some idiot shoots it over the glass for Montreal.
Big time powerplay coming up.
Without absolutely no rehearsal, the Pens collaspe.
Higgins gets a turnover from Bing. Breakawayblog.
Top shelf.
goal 2-1...ouch
Back on the powerplay. Nothing. Habs kill it.
The brakes on Dupuis's Chevy Impala blow out, and he almost gets kill. Habs get another big time change. But no dice.
Ryan Whitney turnover.
Montreal gets it deep, cycle, goal.
Montreal is all over the Pens.
Not good times.
Kostitsyn undresses the Pens. One more goal, and it is bed time. But MAF looms large.
Thank god Mark Eaton is healthy again, because he is cleaning everyones mess up.
Habs almost end everyone's life. But MAF says no.
Satan has officially jumped the shark.
Talbot and Kovy have a little exchange before the third. The most effort talbot showed thus far.
MAF has to make another be save early on some guy whose last name sounds like a beer.
Sykora, Malkin, Caputi get out there.
Not for long though.
First NHL penalty for Caputi on a weak call.
Every time Montreal has the puck on the powerplay they look like they can score.
You don't feel like that with the Pens.
Caputi comes out of the box and gets a scoring chance. We're not just mentioning his name all time just to do it, he was just that good tonight.
Bing tries to split the whole team, but the habs shut it down.
Komisarek almost puts the nail in the coffin, but he forgot he sucks. Another save by MAF.
Talbot gets a couple of chances and the Pens play dump and chase.
Bob Errey is starting to flip out.
You can tell he is about to throw someone under the bus.
Talbot with some big time hard work, and draws a penalty on some ham.
Doesn't get much bigger than this on the Powerplay.
Pens bust ass, Malkin walks off the board.
What a player. 3-2.
Ten seconds later, Malkin puts it into unbelievable mode and nearly goes through everyone.
Montreal can tackle players now. Kovy answers back with a scoring chance.
Back and forth city.
Kostitsyn tries to job, but Candy wasn't born yesterday. Still though big save by MAF.
Malkin is on another planet.
But this game is in Montreal, so you can tackle players now, big no call because.....
Habs come down, their almost offsides.
Goal.that hurts. 4-2.
Father time saddles up, and all of a sudden there is no time left.
Pens pull MAF.
Just too little to late.
- Ryan Whitney -4, thats embarassing.
- Tomorrow might be a retirement match for Michel Therrien
- Caputi is the real deal. Looks like Kevin Stevens
- Speaking of Kevin Stevens, if Adam Graves goes to the raffers at MSG, how do the likes of Ron Francis, Kevin Stevens, Tom Barasso, and double J not get raised at the Mellon?
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