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(1) "Board" means a Regional Small Business Regulatory Fairness Board established under subsection (c) of this section; and
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(1) Not later than 180 days after March 29, 1996, the Administrator shall designate a Small Business and Agriculture Regulatory Enforcement Ombudsman, who shall report directly to the Administrator, utilizing personnel of the Small Business Administration to the extent practicable. Other agencies shall assist the Ombudsman and take actions as necessary to ensure compliance with the requirements of this section. Nothing in this section is intended to replace or diminish the activities of any Ombudsman or similar office in any other agency.
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(4) Members of the Board shall serve at the pleasure of the Administrator for terms of three years or less.
(5) The Administrator shall select a chair from among the members of the Board who shall serve at the pleasure of the Administrator for not more than 1 year as chair.
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(2) The Board may use the United States mails in the same manner and under the same conditions as other departments and agencies of the Federal Government.
(3) The Board may accept donations of services necessary to conduct its business, provided that the donations and their sources are disclosed by the Board.
(4) Members of the Board shall serve without compensation, provided that, members of the Board shall be allowed travel expenses, including per diem in lieu of subsistence, at rates authorized for employees of agencies under subchapter I of chapter 57 of title 5 while away from their homes or regular places of business in the performance of services for the Board.
Source(Pub. L. 85–536, § 2[30], as added Pub. L. 104–121, title II, § 222(2),Mar. 29, 1996, 110 Stat. 860.)
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Section 7 of the Inspector General Act of 1978, referred to in subsec. (b)(2)(B), is section 7 ofPub. L. 95–452, which is set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 2[30] of Pub. L. 85–536was renumbered section 2[47] and is set out as a note under section 631 of this title.
Change of Name
Committee on Small Business of Senate changed to Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship of Senate. See Senate Resolution No. 123, One Hundred Seventh Congress, June 29, 2001.
Effective Date
Section effective on expiration of 90 days after Mar. 29, 1996, see section 224 ofPub. L. 104–121set out in a Small Business Regulatory Fairness note under section 601 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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My pancakes never turn out that fluffy! Need to try these!ReplyDelete
Love fluffy pancakes! Those turned out so great.ReplyDelete
LOVE the new look - its really clean looking.
My husband's son lives in Texas and since Hannah moved to Chicago, its just us, but my husband has requested surf and turf for Sunday!
That is the sweetest picture of your son carrying the pancakes.. I miss when my guy was that age.. 13 is not fun. Thank you so much for sharing an excellent pancake recipe on foodie friday.ReplyDelete
These pancakes really look so fluffy.ReplyDelete
Loved the 1st pic of your son. He looks quite happy with the pancakes all with him.
Thanks for the new pancake idea! Thanks for sharing on our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday". Hope you come back next week. -The SistersReplyDelete
Your pancake recipe is really good. I was so happy to come across it. Tried it today and it came out great. I have tried converting pancake recipes to egg free and they just don't seem to work but yours worked fantastic. I added in Enjoy Life Chocolate Chips and subbed the Milk/Vinegar with Sacco Buttermilk Blend. Will be making more of these soon. THANKS!ReplyDeleteReplies
Becca, thanks so much for letting me know how they turned out for you! We love pancakes around here so there are several egg free versions on the blog. And chocolate chips always make everything better!Delete


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POTSDAM While other campuses in the area move forward with large student housing projects, Clarkson University is thinking small.
In a wooded corner of campus south of the Cheel Campus Center, the school is building two small buildings to house the Sigma Chi and Sigma Delta fraternities.
The structures, intended to house 20 to 22 students each, are part of a cluster of theme houses that will sprout up in the area over the next few years, said Kathryn B. Johnson, vice president for university outreach and student affairs.
The intent is, like on many campuses, to have themed housing opportunities where students have shared interests, she said. It is a type of accommodation that has become very popular in recent years, Clarkson was very interested in taking this approach.
The first two houses are scheduled to open this fall. A third building, to house Sigma Phi Epsilon, will follow, but Ms. Johnson said the theme houses arent intended to be just for fraternities.
Potentially, this could be any student organization or group that has a common or a shared interest and would like to have a common living space, she said. Usually it is a very structured organization on campus.
To qualify for residence, student organizations must be able to make a unique, positive contribution that will enhance and benefit the larger community. Special housing privileges will be reviewed annually.
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Mount Phillips (NM) Climber's Log
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|My first summit!
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 1998
|My first ever real mountain summit, part of my Philmont experience.
|Posted Mar 19, 2015 10:01 pm
|Matt Lemke
|During Philmont Trek
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2008
|Don't know how I forgot this one...was a great day and superb view! Did during trek number 11 if I remember correctly.
|Posted Nov 6, 2011 8:45 pm
|Sleet in June
Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2004
|Trek 609-A
Nice ascent in '04 with Troop 39 out of Georgia, had some nice sleet up above the "tree line", made for some good pictures with the storm rolling out.
|Posted Sep 19, 2010 2:00 am
|From Commanche
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2007
|Did some community service on the top by disassembling rock castles that some scouts made. Fun hike other than that.
|Posted Oct 20, 2009 4:05 pm
|With son and crew
Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2009
|Had breakfast.
|Posted Jul 30, 2009 10:22 pm
|summer '94
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 1994
|had a good hike up Mt Phillips, with full pack, in summer 1994. On tour with Scout Troop 232 from San Jose, CA.
|Posted Apr 26, 2009 1:31 pm
|part of hike
Date Climbed: Jul 6, 1969
|There were still a few snow drifts near the top. I slept well that night.
|Posted Dec 14, 2008 3:39 am
|Alex Wood
|Long hike
Date Climbed: Jul 25, 2007
|We hiked this peak on our layover at Cimaroncito Camp...
|Posted Jul 4, 2008 2:02 pm
|Highest peak of my 10 day trek at Philmont 2002.
|Posted Apr 10, 2008 2:21 am
|Epic Lightening
|An epic storm rolled in from the southwest just as we summited, one of the best lightening shows I've seen. We set up camp just as the hail came, and when the storm was over the ground was covered in quarter-sized hail.
|Posted Nov 30, 2007 4:01 am
|A nice climb with great views of Baldy
|Posted Sep 4, 2007 8:41 pm
|Highest Peak
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 1997
|This was my first 11,000 ft. peak.
|Posted Aug 22, 2007 2:14 am
|Troop 1304--Gaithersburg, Maryland
|My first 11,000 ft+ summit! Stayed on top to watch sunset over Wheeler Peak.
|Posted May 30, 2007 7:11 pm
|camped on top
Date Climbed: Jun 20, 1985
|Like many scouts before and after, camped up on top.
|Posted Sep 12, 2006 5:39 am
|Route Climbed: From the top camp... Date Climbed: July 1995
|Hiked this with my Boy Scout Philmont crew from Troop 1100 in Burke, Virginia. Camped out near the summit of Mount Phillips and caught both a beautiful sunrise the next morning.
|Posted Jun 16, 2005 3:42 am
|Route Climbed: not sure Date Climbed: July 30, 1990
|Did this summit with Troop 22 of Des Plaines, IL. I remember it hailed on our way to the peak.
|Posted Apr 17, 2005 12:27 pm
|Route Climbed: ??? Date Climbed: July, 1984
|I remembered beinig really psyched to be on top of this peak. I'm not sure what route I took to get there, but I was on a 5 day trek called "Mountain Men" that included kids from different troops around the country. This was my first real introduction to backpacking (a little more out there than what we did back in Ohio) and I loved it. The great view from the top inspired me and the rest, as they say, is history.
|Posted Feb 15, 2005 9:48 pm
|Date Climbed: July 01,02,03
Sunset through a storm over Wheeler
Nothing much, stayed down below at Thunder Ridge
Arrived at summit around 12 in the morning, slept until 4 and started super black death with my buddy craig at 4 am.
|Posted Nov 21, 2003 2:31 am
|Route Climbed: Standard Date Climbed: Summer 1991
|I did this with my Scout troop: Troop 444 of Sierra Vista, AZ. Phillips is probably the first real mountain I've climbed. We had typical Philmont weather: rainy and cloudy, but the scenery we could see was very nice.
|Posted Oct 16, 2003 10:03 pm
|Date Climbed: Summer - 1995
|Back in my Boy Scout days, I recall tagging this summit at the Philmont Scout Ranch with my Troop. Its not the tallest mountain, but it did create some good memories!
|Posted Jun 8, 2003 7:52 pm


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By CHARI JELSMASun Advocate reporter
East Carbon and Sunnyside officials met for a special joint city council meeting on the Price River and lower Green River adjudication on June 16.
Gerald Kinghorn of Parson Kinghorn Harris, a Salt lake City law firm representing the two towns, discussed improving a water rights agreement for shares of the Price River, lower Green River and Grassy Trail Creek that belonged to Kaiser Steel when the company was located in East Carbon and Sunnyside.
The attorney traveled to Sunnyside last Thursday to discuss the towns' need to improve water right agreements with the East Carbon and Sunnyside city councils.
A lawsuit regarding the rights to the water was started in the 1950s by Kaiser Steel and U.S. Steel.
When parts of Dragerton were annexed into East Carbon and Sunnyside, the flow and storage rights to the coal company water were split and given to the now separate cities.
East Carbon currently owns the flow right to the water, while Sunnyside owns the storage right.
Since both a flow and storage right are needed in order to use the water, this split makes it impossible for either city to use the water without the other.
After the lawsuit was filed, Kaiser Steel disagreed with the information gathered by the state attorney and filed an objection to it.
In 2000, the state attorneys finally responded to the objection made by Kaiser Steel.
Kinghorn explained the need to make some small changes and bring the decree up to date before filing with the state attorney's office.
Before filing a decree on the water rights, Kinghorn explained to the councils that the city officials should change the water use to municipal purposes instead of limiting the water to one use, such as industrial or irrigation purposes.
Since municipal use incorporates all other uses, changing to municipal benefits the cities in many ways, the most important being the use of the water in any way they want or need. This also gives them the right to use the water for any future industries that may come into the cities. Both councils were in favor of changing the water to municipal use.
Kinghorn asked the cities for permission to file a municipal change application with the state attorney's office in order to change to the water to municipal use.
The Sunnyside and East Carbon City Councils both made motions to have Kinghorn file the municipal change application with the state attorney. The motion passed unanimously by both councils.
Kinghorn also mentioned eventually filing a non use application that would allow the cities to keep their water rights while they are not currently using the water. Since it may take some time for the cities to start using their water rights, filing a non use application will prevent their water from being forfeited. Even with the non use application being filed, the cities will still only be given five years after the date the application is filed to use their water before it is forfeited for non use. Kinghorn explained this as the "use it or lose it period."
If there is a surplus, water can be sold by the cities to areas outside of city limits. Shares of water cannot be sold.
Kinghorn also explained that he would like to try to have the issues with the water rights rectified within 90 to 120 days from filing in order to best serve the cities.


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For Prudence Sherman and Kris Daugherty it seemed like a natural thing to start a party store.
After all during years of being in the PTA at their local school, every time they wanted to do a good party for kids they found they had to drive over the mountain to get what they needed. And during all those conversations about the difficulties of doing that, they found their eventual calling.
Consequently, almost five years ago, after all the volunteer duties were done, they opened Party Express on Main Street in Price.
The little store at 29 East Main carries just about anything anyone would want for a party and many things most people wouldn't think of.
"You know probably the most frustrating thing about running this store is that people will come in here and say "Gee, I didn't know you were here or I would've come here to buy the stuff for our party instead of going to Wal Mart," said Sherman. "We are here and we want people to know what we have."
The list is long and some of what is there surprises most anyone who walks in the door.
"We have everything from balloons to candy to costumes," said Sherman. "We also do rentals for parties and weddings."
Sherman says that the best thing about running the store is the people, and the fact they are happy when they come in.
"If you are running a floral shop you get sad events and sad people because of funerals or other kinds of more solemn occasions," she said. "But for us, people are happy. They are excited about putting on a party."
As with most businesses there are slow times and busy times. The busiest time is October, with lots of fall parties and Halloween at the end of the month. The slowest time, as it is with many businesses, is January.
"That's the hardest thing about this business is making the cash flow each and every month," said Sherman. "You hope the good months get you through the bad ones."
The store's personnel will also create parties and do decorating for events. For Sherman, her favorite decorating job was the junior prom this year which was held at the Carbon County Events Center earlier this month.
As for the most touching event the business has worked on, Sherman says it was the "Voice of a Thousand Children" which was held last year after the Crandall Canyon disaster.
"We created this rainbow made of balloons," said Sherman. "It had been raining most of the day of the event. When we took it out there to hang it up, the rain stopped. It was amazing."
Most people who know the store know that the standard (and some not so standard) party materials are sold there, but the rentals that store offers are a little less clear to most people in the area. A party isn't complete without some kinds of entertainment so the store rents a Mega Jumper, a dunk machine, nine kinds of games, a cotton candy machine, a snow cone machine and popcorn machines.
For weddings the store has many of the supplies such as invitations and other materials, but they also rent out backdrops, water fountains, punch fountains, banquet tables, long stem crystal serving dishes and more. They will event create an ice sculpture for a wedding featuring either a swan, dolphin or cherub.
"Best of all we will deliver anything," said Sherman. "And we will even set up the entire party for people if they want that."
Business has been good enough that the store they are presently in is almost too small. But they manage to run their business out of it despite the size restrictions.
"I guess it would be nice to have a bigger building but we like being on Main Street," said Sherman. "That is where we want to be."
The partners say they love working with each other and with the public.
"We are so close," said Daugherty. "We know each other so well that we actually finish each others sentences."
Daugherty also pointed out that the store seems to do better when they are both working there at one time.
"I don't know what it is, but we sell a lot more when we are both in the store," she says.
Maybe it's the enthusiasm each shows for their business. Or maybe it's just the fun atmosphere.
Nonetheless, these two are always ready for a party, or at least to make their customers parties fun and successful.


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Fearing social instability as a result of soaring unemployment due to business closures, policy-makers tend to further strengthen old policies, thus missing the chance for reform time and again.
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With a stable economy and employment rate, the government should take the chance to finally alter the growth model or risk a total collapse of its economy when the next economic crisis hits.
As the economy stabilizes, China must seize now the opportunity to kick off reform in the business sector. Both old and new leaders should work together to open channels for more private investment, bearing in mind their responsibility to carry out reforms. After all, a new chapter in Chinese history began on Nov. 15, 2012.
Hu Jintao's report to the 18th party congress attached much importance to expediting a change to the economic growth model; the first chapter was all about "the comprehensive deepening of economic reform." The report says the key to achieving this is to correctly handle the relationship between the government and the market, and we agree.


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How is it going recruiting linguists these days?
Good. They get bonuses and all that. But the thing that makes it rough are the wickets.
The Navy sets goals and it is not enough that you find one recruit a month to join the Navy. I wasn't looking for a Nuke MM, I had to find a Nuke that was a Hispanic female scoring so high on the ASVAB. And preferably one that was young. Those are the wickets.
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What Is A Writing Consultation?
First-year Writing at Ringling College: Every Ringling College student must take at least one writing class. A few students receive AP or transfer credit for this requirement, but most students in every major will find themselves in a writing class during their first semester at Ringling. For studio arts and design community students, there will be a second semester of writing in the spring semester of their first year.
Special Projects and Collaborations:
ARC Writing Consultants can help with all aspects of any writing project. In recent years, we have developed close working relationships with a number of classes and projects college-wide.
NASAC: National Student Advertising Competition: are working with this year-long studio class in the Advertising Design department to ensure the best--and most correct--possible copy for their project book.
Evidence Based Design: Third Year Interior Designers spend a year researching and writing about a specific design problem and the writing consultants help them comose, format, document and proofread. Ringling Writing classes use MLA Style Documentation (see link above), but EBDers use APA Style--and it has to be perfect!
Fulbright Grant Applicants: Ringling College students who are interested in applying for this wonderful and prestigious opportunity need to begin early and write a lot. Writing consultants will be on hand to help with all aspects of this writing from organizing what to say to making sure it is well and correctly expressed. Follow this link for the Fulbright packet guidelines.
Make An Appointment: It's a good idea to make an appointment first--for any ARC service. Writing Consultants can often accommodate drop-in writers, but you never know when a project that requires consultations--like one of the above or some other--is due the next day. If your instructor requires consultations, you definitely need a consultation if the deadline is tomorrow!
Referral Form: By using this form, Faculty and staff can help ARC workers know what students need--and assure themselves of notification when the student comes.
What is a Writing Consultation?
Writing consultations permit a writer to glimpse an informed reader's response to a text. At Ringling's writing center (which exists in the ARC), writing consultants collaborate with student or staff writers to develop and improve essays, letters, stories and much more. The program's mission is to make better writers, so the student-client is not only present but active in the consultation process. We aren't a fix-it shop or a drop-off editing service. We're here to help you create better compositions.
As we work with clients to improve their texts, we believe students will learn more about how to write--and especially to revise--compositions on their own. Student (faculty or staff) writers may arrive with complete drafts or with nothing but ideas or a topic or assignment. Our consultants understand that different writers seek help at different stages of their writing process; some come several times because they find discussing their writing opens new possibilities or speeds them along the way from start to finish.
During a consultation, consultants will first want to know about the task or assignment, the purpose and expectations for the finished piece and, most important, what the writer feels will help advance the project. What happens next depends a good deal on how far the writer has advanced: did she bring a completed draft? is he here to narrow a topic or get the contents organized? is research involved? Some consultants read the work out loud or ask the writer to do so; others prefer to read to themselves--and ask the writer to read along. The consultant may have suggestions for adding, deleting or simply rearranging words and ideas. Asking questions can help both the consultant and the writer progress in understanding the assignment and finding good ideas for further development. The immediate goal is an improved piece of writing that suits its intended purpose and fulfills the assignment. The larger goal is for students to learn more about writing and to develop more confidence in themselves as writers, improve their thinking and editing and recognize their unique, writing voices.
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Three hundred sixty six years ago today a man was born who became one of history's foremost explorers of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. His name was Eusebio Francisco Kino, and a statue honoring his contributions to what became the state of Arizona now graces National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol Building. This little-known American hero began his life in the small town of Segno, Italy. He was educated in Austria, joined the Society of Jesus in 1665, and departed as a missionary for Mexico in 1678. For the next 33 years until his death in 1711, Father Kino dedicated his life to developing civilization in the uncharted wilderness of the new world.
Father Kino's work centered on the area then known as Pimeria Alta, which is now southern Arizona and northern Sonora, Mexico. He became a beloved missionary to the Piman Indians, fighting for their land rights and against forced labor in the silver mines of northern Mexico, despite frequent opposition from the Spanish government. Along with numerous missions Father Kino founded, he built 19 ranches and taught the natives the arts of agriculture and animal husbandry, supplying the new settlements with food and livelihood.
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With the end of the World Series yesterday any player with at least six years of service time and not under contract or option to a ML team automatically becomes a "free" agent. MLB Trade Rumors has posted a list of those players currently available. This list will change (for a while, grow) as options are declined and as some player are non tendered. I would suggest you review it to determine which players are still available.
Here is the link.
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Exciting News about "The Dead Matter" Coming Soon from Midnight SyndicateFriday, June 11th, 2010
Greetings Deadites!
Some exciting news has been released regarding the soon to be available film The Dead Matter from Midnight Syndicate Films. If you're a fan of Midnight Syndicate and Robert Kurtzman, you're going to love this.
This July 30th, at every Hot Topic nationwide, a special edition The Dead Matter DVD will be released that INCLUDES 2 bonus Midnight Syndicate CD's–the official motion picture soundtrack and a special edition 13th Anniversary Greatest Hits compilation album! In addition, they have released a new trailer for the film, which is available to view below!
This is a very exciting time for both Midnight Syndicate and their fans across the world. This film has been a long time coming, and has been given a killer opportunity to take the US by storm! Get out to your local Hot Topic on July 30th and help support independent cinema, Midnight Syndicate, and all the independent artists, actors, and designers that helped pull together such a killer project!
Below is the new trailer for the film, as well as the official press release from Midnight Syndicate!
Keep is spooky!
The Official Press Release from Midnight Syndicate:
Special edition The Dead Matter DVD set including two bonus Midnight Syndicate CDs available at all HOT TOPIC stores nationwide on July 30th. New The Dead Matter trailer released.
May 26, 2010 (Cleveland, OH) Midnight Syndicate Films has announced plans to release a special edition of The Dead Matter DVD that will include two bonus CDs by gothic Halloween music artists Midnight Syndicate. It will be available at all Hot Topic stores nationwide on July 30th. The specially-priced set will include The Dead Matter DVD, the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CD by Midnight Syndicate, and a new Midnight Syndicate 13th Anniversary greatest hits CD entitled Halloween Music Collection. Midnight Syndicate Films has also released a new official trailer for The Dead Matter movie which can be viewed at the film's revamped website, www.TheDeadMatter.com and YouTube.
The Dead Matter: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CD contains the score composed by the film's director, Edward Douglas of Midnight Syndicate, as well as several limited-edition remixes of Midnight Syndicate songs and other music that appears in the film from bands like Lazy Lane, HipNostic, and Eternal Legacy. Midnight Syndicate's Halloween Music Collection CD features over 60 minutes of songs hand-picked by Edward Douglas and Gavin Goszka to celebrate the band's first 13 years. Both new CDs will also be available at Halloween retailers nationwide in August.
About The Dead Matter movie:
A guilt-ridden young woman desperate to contact her deceased brother discovers a powerful ancient relic that controls the dead. Her dark obsession drags her into the tangled world of two warring vampire lords (Andrew Divoff of Lost, Wishmaster and Tom Savini of Friday the 13th, Dawn of the Dead) each with his own sinister plans for the artifact and a vampire hunter (Jason Carter of Babylon 5) who will stop at nothing to destroy it. This chilling gothic dark fantasy co-produced by Robert Kurtzman (creator of From Dusk Till Dawn, KNB FX) features a haunting score by Halloween musicians Midnight Syndicate. It's a mix of classic horror themes with modern twists and a touch of dark humor that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
About Midnight Syndicate:
Midnight Syndicate has been creating instrumental Halloween music and gothic horror fantasy soundtrack CDs for the past thirteen years. The group's music has become a staple of the Halloween season worldwide as well as a favorite in the haunted house, amusement park, role-playing game, and gothic music industries. From Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights and Hugh Hefner's Halloween parties to Monday Night Football, X-Box games, the classic Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game, and Barbara Walters specials, their CDs are designed to take listeners on a journey into the darkest corners of their imagination.


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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
After bidding farewell to the its largest commencement class last May, USU Eastern slid into an enrollment slump this fall.
Campus officials could see it coming a year ago. The head count of entering freshmen in 2011 was, in the words of Chancellor Joe Peterson, "disastrous."
Where the college had been signing up around 900 frosh in previous years, last year's had dropped to around 700.
To that decline, add the expected decrease in some off-campus enrollments and the result was a drop of 476 students. It was a plunge from 2,323 in 2011 to only 1,847 this year.
Full-time equivalent enrollment - the money figure that determines state funding - was down, but not as much as head count. FTE figures stood at 1,284 this year, 1,419 in 2011.
On the bright side, it looks like new enrollments have recovered some ground, and growth in some new areas show signs of promise, according to Vice Chancellor Brad King.
King noted that enrollment of junior and seniors - unheard of in the days before the merger of USU and College of Eastern Utah - is on an upswing.
However, the great unknown facing the two-year college is the impact of the new ages for missionary service announced by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. By lowering the age to 18 for males and 19 for females, the church made it possible for high school graduates to become missionaries immediately, instead of attending college for a year.
For a two-year college like Eastern, the challenge could be different than for a four-year school, Peterson explained.
"Two-year colleges function as a way-point between high school and something else," he said. "But now a missionary coming back from someplace like Rio De Janeiro will have to decide on spending two years at home in the parent's basement."
Quoting the words of an old song, he quipped, "How you gonna keep them down on the farm, after they've seen Paree?"
Peterson and King both said they are concerned about the impression the decline, even though temporary, might make on the legislature. The college is in line for a new building to replace its aging music and old student activity center buildings. Legislators want to invest in an entity that is growing, not one that appears to be losing ground.
While neither the chancellor nor vice chancellor can explain the cause of the enrollment dip, there are ambitious plans to get the college growing. Peterson said it qualifies as "a Big Audacious Goal but not quite a Big Hairy Audacious Goal."
They have code named it "Four in Four." That's short hand for a head count of 4,000 students in four enrollment cycles. It is ambitious because the biggest enrollment the college has ever had was around 2,900.
It has already been announced on campus, and the college expects to announce it to the community soon.
It is vital that the community know about the plan and support it, the chancellor said. "A comprehensive regional college needs its community," he declared.
The converse is also true. Peterson stated that the chief benefit of many the college brings to its community is in "bringing people in from outside our community, having them live with us, get to love us, and then either stay or leave to be our ambassadors in some other place."


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PAWTUCKET – After suffering a disgruntling 2-0, 14-inning loss to Durham in Game No. 3 of this Governors' Cup best-of-five championship final – the two runs both unearned due to a three-base error, throwing miscue and two grounders – the Pawtucket Red Sox hoped to put the ugly, immediate past behind them and look ahead.
They wanted desperately to post a Game 4 win on Saturday night and force a deciding contest today, the lone desire the chance to claim the franchise's second straight Cup title and fourth in club history.
Starter Merrill Kelly denied that wish, and in spectacular fashion.
In six innings of work, the 25-year-old righty from Scottsdale, Ariz. hurled a superb two-hitter and whiffed seven in the Bulls' 7-0 trouncing of the PawSox before 5,833 fans at McCoy Stadium.
Kelly (9-4) did hit a batter and toss a wild pitch, but with the masterpiece (97 pitches, 61 strikes) left Durham a 3-1 series victor and with its first Cup crown since 2009. The Bulls had accepted the trophy as International League champs in this same ballyard in 2003, that after a 3-0 sweep of the Sox.
They did so again Saturday night, much to Pawtucket skipper Gary DiSarcina's chagrin.
"They just deserved it," he shrugged after accepting a hug and a few words from PawSox President Mike Tamburro in the clubhouse. "They dominated us; they shut us down. What can you say? We didn't score many runs in this series (three total).
"We didn't swing the bats well the past couple of weeks," he added. "We may have won some games 2-1, 3-1, but we couldn't get the bats going (in the finals). In a three-out-of-five, you've got to string together some hits. You know you're going to face good pitching. Good pitching will shut you down, and that's what happened here."
DiSarcina also addressed how losing key players to the parent club – among them Xandxer Bogaerts, Brandon Snyder, Ryan Lavarnway, Allen Webster, etc. – at the Sept. 1 call-up affected this club.
"We watched the Red Sox win (Saturday afternoon in their 5-1 decision over the Yankees), and – no matter what the names are – you see them contribute to a 90-plus-win team, and that's what it's all about," he noted. "The fun part for me watching them get there, watching guys play and relax and work their way up.
"I've got to say Durham's a great team, and they deserve it."
Offered a champagne-soaked manager Charlie Montoya afterward as to Kelly's magnificent performance: "He's been awesome; he's a key to our success. When we had some of our guys called up, Merrill and Matt Buschman really stepped it up. They came in and took over our third and fourth spots in the rotation and were lights out.
"The reason we won the championship? It's all pitching. It gave us a chance the last month and a half. This feels awesome! It's not that easy to get here. I have to thank all of our guys."
Righty knuckleballer Charlie Haeger (4-5) took the loss.
Providence resident and southpaw Jeff Beliveau, Steve Geltz and Adam Liberatore combined to throw a no-hitter without a walk and four strikeouts over the final three innings for the winners.
The PawSox had been hitting just .146 (15-for-103) in its previous three Cup tilts, and just never improved upon that in the clincher. As for the visitors, their collective batting average had been .191 (21-for-110), but they recorded seven in the first three innings alone and a dozen in all.
Offensively for Durham, Kevin Kiermaier went 2-for-5 with a homer, three RBI and two runs scored, while Mike Fontenot finished 2-for-5 with a triple, RBI and two runs and designated hitter Shelley Duncan 1-for-3 with a two-bagger, a walk, an RBI and a run.
Unlike Friday night's marathon, the Bulls needed little time to jump out to a lead.
Knuckleballer Charlie Haeger took just four pitches to earn two quick outs, but then he walked Tim Beckham, and Vince Belnome's opposite-field single to left pushed him to second.
Jason Bourgeois then ripped a hit to center, and Beckham scored with ease.
In the second, Haeger fanned leadoff batter Duncan, but allowed Fontenot a single to center. After another called third strike to No. 9 batter Craig Albernaz, however, Haeger allowed Kiermaier to wallop a knuckler into the right-field stands for the two-run blast that made it 3-0.
It marked not only Kiermaier's first-ever Triple-A homer, but also the only one to be clubbed in this series thus far.
Durham, which in its previous three finals' tilts had been only 2-for-30 with runners in scoring position, delivered another run in the third; Haeger walked Belnome to start the frame, but Bourgeois grounded into a twin killing initiated by shortstop Heiker Meneses. Brandon Guyer, though, drilled a triple to the right-center gap, and strolled home on Duncan's two-bagger down the left-field line.
That's when DiSarcina walked to the mound and pulled Haeger, who in his 2 2/3-inning stint allowed seven hits, four runs (all earned) and two walks while whiffing a pair. He finished with 55 deliveries, 32 of them strikes. Righty reliever Brock Huntzinger replaced him.
Huntzinger needed just one pitch to force Fontenot to ground to second for the final out.
In the interim, Kelly calmly retired 10 straight, including three by strikeout, before Jonathan Diaz slapped a ground single to left with one down in the fourth. That ended his no-hit bid, but he nevertheless got Alex Hassan to line out to center, and Mark Hamilton to fly to right to end it.
In the top of the fifth, Huntzinger did issue a walk to Beckham, who tried to rob second. Backstop Dan Butler fired to shortstop Meneses, who made a remarkable behind-the-back tag to get him.
Huntzinger got Belnome to ground to second, then fanned Bourgeois.
Pawtucket threatened in the back half of the fifth after Kelly walked Butler, then threw a wild pitch to give him second. The 25-year-old righty proceeded to strike out the side.
Durham cushioned its lead in the sixth, exploding for three runs to seemingly put the game out of reach. With one down, Huntzinger walked Duncan, and Fontenot roped a triple to center, just past Shannon Wilkerson, to plate him.
DiSarcina gave Huntzinger the hook, and fellow righthander Terry Doyle got Albernaz to ground to second for the second out, but Kiermaier's ground single between short and third scored Fontenot.
Kiermaier raced to third on a wild pitch and hustled in on Figueroa's lined hit to left, giving the Bulls a 7-0 advantage.
Huntzinger, like his predecessor, also lasted 2 2/3, yielding one hit, two runs (both earned) and two walks with two whiffs. Doyle did the same in 2 2/3, but didn't yield a run. He ended with three hits and a strikeout with a wild offering.
Diaz mustered a single to left off of Kelly in the sixth, but Alex Hassan grounded to the hill to shut down that frame.
Once it was over, while the Bulls celebrated with final reliever Adam Liberatore, diehard Pawtucket fans still in the stands gave their guys a warm gesture of thanks for taking their city to the brink of another Cup crown.
EXTRA BASES: The third game of this series, Durham's 2-0, 14-inning victory on Friday night, set all kinds of records. It happened to be the longest playoff tilt in PawSox' franchise history in terms of both innings and time (five hours, 42 minutes).
Actually, the time element ranked it as the third lengthiest in Pawtucket history behind professional baseball's marathon 33-frame game in 1981 against Rochester (a 3-2 Sox win taking eight hours, 25 minutes) and a 27-inning tilt against Syracuse in 1985 (a 3-1 victory lasting 7:07).
As for Governors' Cup lore, the Bulls' win Friday was the second longest ever; the only one that took more time came on Sept. 20, 1957, when Miami defeated Buffalo, 3-2, in 18 frames. Likewise, the marathon was the fourth finals' game ever to move to extra innings in a scoreless tie, and also the longest (into the 14th) in which neither squad scored a run in any finals' contest.
Durham snatched the win Friday with two unearned runs in the top of the 14th, then held the PawSox with the bases filled in the last half. Reliever Chris Carpenter took the loss, just two days after knuckleballer Steve Wright accepted a 2-1 defeat in Durham.
That loss came after the Bulls notched two unearned runs; the Sox, who had the best fielding percentage in the I.L. during the regular season, had made four miscues in this set alone prior to Game No. 4.View more articles in: