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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate community editor
While schools in the district operate somewhat autonomously on many matters, it became clear last Monday during a specially called meeting that the Carbon Board of Education wants to know what the individual campuses are doing, especially when it comes to academic programs.
"Site based or not, programs like the one that has been going on at Mont Harmon Junior High need to go to the administration for approval," said Jim Leonard, the board's president.
Leonard was commenting on an alternative program for students to get credit for failed quarters of math at the school. In the past, making up grades consisted of a zero hour or other ways to make up credit and obtain the concepts for math advancement.
Since more advanced math skills require earlier concepts to be understood fully, this seemed to be the only logical way to be sure students acquire those skills.
But in the last year, the Mont Harmon math department came up with a program that allowed students to catch up with lost credit from a past quarter by doing well in the present quarter.
For instance, if a student failed the first quarter of math at the school, they could work hard, get the concepts down in the more advanced work of the next quarter and the school would apply the grade they got in the later quarter to the failed quarter as well.
A student could theoretically fail in the fall quarter of school and then get an A in the winter quarter and have his fall quarter grade changed to an A.
"This came about because of frustration we had about zero hour at Mont Harmon," said Robin Hussey, math specialist at the school. "The same students kept failing at math and they chose to fail. And that was because 95 percent of them didn't make it because they didn't do the work they were supposed to do."
Hussey also explained that because of poor funding few teachers wanted to take on the extra burden of a zero hour. In addition, zero hours were viewed as a difficult way to get anything accomplished because that class hour had students from every grade and skill level.
"Under those circumstances it was hard to prepare a meaningful lesson," she explained.
She also spoke about make up packets of the type the high school uses. She said the math department at Mont Harmon worried that using those made it so that kids could make up 10 weeks of work in two weeks by completing a packet.
"I submit to you that the changing behavior is much different than just sending students to zero hour," she said. "This program gives them a chance to be successful and there is no chance for them to make it up in two weeks. There still are kids that have chosen to fail but it puts the responsibility back on them."
Hussey pointed out that the program originated when she attended a workshop at Granite School District in Salt Lake County and that district's math specialist presented the program to those present. The idea was refined for use at Mont Harmon by the math department and presented to the former administrator at the school.
"We had the students sign contracts for the program," stated Hussey. "Of those who signed a contract about half or more succeeded in the program."
David Armstrong, the districts superintendent said he also supported the program because he thought it was effective.
"I stand with the teachers at Mont Harmon on this," he said. "We as a district should be student focused and having struggling students take an extra hour a day just adds a burden. Zero hour also costs the district a lot of money."
The superintendent also went on to explain that since math is hierarchal, and processes are learned from the simple to more complex, a student couldn't succeed in the next quarter without learning the concepts from the one he failed.
Barbara Mead, a math teacher at the school said that the program has produced some good results.
"Students performed much better by using this program," she said. "There are a lot of success stories at the school because of it."
But despite what the supporters said, a number of other educators in the district were not in favor of such a program, especially since they had not been informed about it.
"I was shocked about this being done in math at the junior high," said Jim Thompson, an English teacher at Carbon High. "What's to keep a student from having a great time in the first quarter of the year and then making up for it the second quarter? What does this tell a kid who works hard in the first quarter and turns his work in on time?"
Thompson also said he thought such a program could never be used in language arts, which is one of the reasons the alternative math program at Mont Harmon came to light at the district level. The English department there had requested to use a similar program at the school.
Hussey said she agreed with Thompson that the program could not be used in the English department, but emphasized that the idea works well in math because it changes students behaviors from not doing their work to completing and handing it in. Once the habit is developed, it continues.
"This is the most difficult option for students as opposed to zero hour," she said. "I think there is nothing as unfair as expecting equal results from unequal students."
However, the concern of some was that if it was offered at Mont Harmon, it might impact not only high school graduation but also the two other junior highs in the district.
"My only question is what I do if a parent comes to me and wants this for their kid," said Tom Montoya, the principal at Helper Junior High. "We don't even offer zero hour because of the funding available and the size of our school. What do I tell them?"
Carol Wells, the principal at East Carbon High School which also encompasses the junior high for east county, took a neutral stance on the issue because she said her school is in a bit of a different situation.
"East Carbon is small enough to get kids turned around if they have problems," stated Wells. "I don't want to say whether such a program is good or bad because I don't understand enough about it. However we do get kids from Mont Harmon that come up to our school that ask about the program. I think we just all need to be on the same page."
The board members each individually took turns talking about how they felt about the situation. Board member Grady McEvoy said he was concerned about kids abusing such a system, about the difference in the programs from one junior high to another and that he was very concerned about how to calculate that first quarters grade so that it was fair. There was some discussion on this point and suggestions ranged from just giving students a passing grade to rectify an F in the first quarter to Well's idea of just giving them a P.
Board member Boyd Bell said he was concerned about transferring credit to the high school in such a situation and also about how it could affect grade point averages down the road.
Walt Borla, the board member from Helper, said he worried about setting different standards at different schools within the district.
Board member Debbie Blackburn took a little different tack about the program.
"I think people should be applauded for thinking outside the box," she told the gathered group. "But this has been a communication problem that needs to be solved."
Leonard had the last word on the situation saying that he agreed with many of the concerns that he had heard in the meeting.
"This affects a lot of schools and it's a problem when the board doesn't know about something like this," he said. "Whether our programs are site based or not, these kinds of things need to go to the administration for approval."
The board decided to let the program continue and would not make a decision on it until they could study the academic research that has been done on other programs like it. Armstrong suggested the program now in place at Mont Harmon could a be a pilot for a district wide program as well.
That review and decision will take place at a later date.

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ORLEANS–Meghan Livingston broke a 1-1 tie with 11:37 remaining in the second half to lift the twelfth ranked Mount Abraham Eagles (10-4-2) over the number four seed Lake Region during the Division II quarter-finals on Saturday afternoon.
The goal came after a solid seventeen minutes of sustained Eagle pressure in the Ranger end of the field.
"The girls gave an awesome effort out their," said Eric Degre. "Unfortunately in the second, they got a bunch of shots in a row and eventually scored."
As the action unfurled in the first half, both teams looked fairly equal.
NEWPORT–Jacob Buckles broke two school records on Friday night as the Falcons fell to Milton 55-26 to wrap up their regular season.
"Those records... I've been wanting to beat them all year," said Buckles.
"I have been hoping, hoping, hoping to finally beat them and to do it is awesome. I can't describe the feeling."
"I can't say enough good things about Jacob Buckles," said coach Tim Simoneau. "He is going to the North/South game and there is no reason he shouldn't be in the Shrine game, representing North Country."
BELLOWS FALLS– In the biggest surprise of the weekend, the seventh ranked North Country field hockey team knocked off number two Bellows Falls (11-2) 1-0.
"We called a time out with five minutes left and I told them that we didn't drive all of this way for nothing, that we were not leaving without a win, and we got it," said a joyous coach Chantelle Bouchard.
Brittany Fortier scored with 1:55 left to play in regulation to give her team the win.
The goal came after a dash-mark hit, which Brittany Verge put into the circle.
ORLEANS–Somebody had to win and somebody had to lose in the Lake Region-Mt. Abraham match on Friday afternoon.
No matter what happened, one team was going to leave the field feeling awful.
Sadly for the fans in Ranger Country, it was their much loved, much admired Lake Region boys, as the Eagles (7-7-1) tallied two goals in the final ten minutes of the contest to advance into the Division II semi-finals.
"I thought it was an excellent match," said coach Tom Evans. "It definitely could have gone either way and it happened to go their's, so hats off to them."
BARRE–Spaulding's Julia Ormsby's goal two minutes and nine seconds into the first half was all the eighth seeded Crimson Tided needed as they held on for the remaining seventy-two-plus minutes to defeat North Country 1-0 in the opening round of the Division I play-offs.
"We played hard, but you never get those goals back," said coach Peter Alexander. "We had eight chances to clear or get something done, and you could see it coming.
"But, from that moment on, I thought we competed and had some decent chances, and I am very pleased with the effort."
CRAFTSBURY–Sisters Elaine and Sarah Dunbar each had a goal as Craftsbury Academy defeated UCA 2-0 in playdown action on Wednesday afternoon.
The Chargers controlled play in the early going, and their pressure paid off when Sarah Dunbar opened the scoring, sending a rebound past United Christian goaltender Lydia Samaan.
In the second, with the score still 1-0 CA, UCA picked up their game and started to pressure the Chargers.
But the home team did not buckle, instead mounting their own assault on the UCA net.
ORLEANS - A brand new coaching staff and an early deficit couldn't stop the Lake Region girls varsity soccer team, who picked up a 2-1 victory over Otter Valley Wednesday afternoon in the opening round of the Division II championship tournament.
Senior striker Lauren Nesshoever took advantage of an early lapse in No. 4 Lake Region's defensive unit. Nesshoever pocked a give-and-go 10 minutes into the match to give the No. 13 seeded Otters an early edge.
ORLEANS - With one score and a pair of assists, Lake Region senior Shaquille Urie lifted the Rangers to a 3-0 victory over visiting Miller River in opening round play of the Division II boys soccer tournament Tuesday.
Alex Beauregard pocked the No. 3 seeded Rangers' (13-2) first goal of the afternoon by converting a well-placed Urie corner kick, followed by a Josh Thibault tally late in the first half and Urie's goal early in the second half.
NEWPORT–The sight after the game of an exhausted Paul Samaan laying on the ground, inhaler in hand, summed up the effort that the UCA boys gave in their tough-luck 1-0 loss to West Rutland Tuesday afternoon in the opening round of the Division IV soccer play-offs.
"The boys gave everything they had today, but you still hate to lose a game like this 1-0," said coach Alyssa DeLaBruere.
UCA matched their opponents step for step, chance for chance, but in the end a squibbler that got past Chris DeLaBruere decided the contest.
MONTPELIER–The Vermont Principals Association released their fall play-off schedule on Monday.
Here is a breakdown of who North Country, Lake Region, United Christian Academy and Craftsbury Academy will be playing starting Tuesday.
North Country (15) at CVU (2) Boys Soccer Tuesday at 3:00
The Falcons only saw Champlain Valley once this season, a 3-0 loss on the road.
The game was played on a sloppy JV field and had the unfortunate start time of 10:00 AM.


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Just last night we presented our interview with Brooklyn artist Kaws about his past and his recent collaboration with Ikepod on a watch. Today his new exhibition opened its doors in Hong Kong, at the newly opened Galerie Perrotin.
Staying true to his style, Kaws presents interesting new formats of his work at the "Nature of Need" exhibition in Hong Kong this week. From works split into multiple canvas', to interesting canvas forms, adapting to his work, the exhibition offers Kaws fans and collectors something to look forward to.
"Separated into two distinct areas, the main room showcased the new series of vertical "plank" canvases. Measuring 7 foot in height, each piece represents a slice of emotion & action with a "less is more" motif. Like Damien Hirst's Sliced Cows which portray life and death, these animated slices explore the ironies of our desires. With simple gestures, the series blends and evolves two bodies of works – his ground breaking tondo installation which premiered at the 2011 Armory and his recent solo at Honor Fraser.
The second room brings together a sampling of KAWS' other works. At the center is the Chain of Command canvas where the abstract meets precision, creating a unique composition that induces a vague sense of recognition by drawing on both the NY-based artist's roots in graffiti as a young adult and his first job working in the field of animation. We also see a set of 40 inch tondos, one of which contains the installation painting he created for his recent solo at the High Museum in Atlanta."
The exhibition opens tonight and runs until June 30th, 2012.
Take a detailed look at the KAWS "Nature of Need" Exhibition at Galerie Perrotin Hong Kong after the jump.
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The critics aren't the only ones angling to prove that they get it. Wallace's contemporaries have shown up at his public appearances in force. When he read at K.G.B., Elizabeth Wurtzel, the author of ''Prozac Nation,'' claimed a spot near the front of the room. The following night, at another jampacked reading, this time at Tower Books in the Village, Ethan Hawke lurked in the back. And at the official book party two nights later at an East Village club, M. G. Lord, the author of ''Forever Barbie,'' can be seen chatting up another novelist of the moment, A. M. Homes. Between puffs of their cigarettes, many people whisper what Wallace says he does not want to hear: he is the current ''it'' boy of contemporary fiction.And here's how Wurtzel remembers it:
For some stupid reason, no one ever had the sense to separate the truly desperate from the merely decadent, we were all doing too many drugs together at the same time, the people who could handle it with the people who were going to end up dead and worse, and we were too young to see where all this was going to lead. And into this mess walked David Wallace one spring evening, do-rag and all. I don't think he exactly told me that he was a genius, but I must have gotten that impression, because I believe I was instantly impressed by something about him. Maybe it was just the way he was so open and curious, or the way he was so taken with the silver lamé leotard I was wearing.And here's Wallace, probably a year later:
"I like not being part of the literary community in New York, particularly in the last year and a half," said Wallace. "[There's] a bizarre pecking order that nobody cares anything about except people who are in that world."And that was true, and it is true, and it's not just the literary community, but a whole throbbing island that longs and yearns and bleats for the fucking pecking order of it. And as soon as the pecking order is established, it longs to cheat the order, whether it be with scotch and sex and lame leotards or phony credit-default swaps. At some point it became possible, in industries including but surely not limited to literature, to unload one's darkest, most distressed assets — addiction and narcissism and numbness and contempt and incuriosity and selfishness — at a handsome profit, so long as you packaged it all with naked pictures and quippy quotes, and that is exactly what Wurtzel did, again and again, until she finally got sick of it quit for law school. For her that was the solution; it's hard to imagine anyone couldn't go far to rehabilitate oneself merely by evacuating New York:
By appearances, it would have seemed to me that David was doing great, living in Southern California, writing terrific books and pieces, recently married, teaching at a prestigious college. I am not stupid enough to believe that depression does not afflict a person whose life is good, but if he could get by in a hovel in the middle of the Midwest, surely these elements of happy life-love, sunshine, stability-had to be a plus. These things are real, genuine, the stuff depression blocks you from even getting close to. Furthermore, I thought David, at 46, was at a safe age, when things are most likely to be okay or okay enough: the mad search for sex and success that consumes one's twenties, and then leaves a hangover into your thirties, is done with; the sense of failure, the feeling that it's all been a waste, that hits after 50 hasn't come yet. Middle age, which might be a crisis, can also be a calm.But it wasn't. Who knows why. There is no answer to why some self-obsessed cokehead slut could cash out and get clean and get good and re-channel her energies to the point that she felt she had something to live for while such a merited specimen as Dave, with his voracious mind and evident hard-won goodness and doting students and wife and support system and all that deeply-felt regard of the literary community he'd left behind, did not. There is no answer at all, which is why the fucking pecking order is so stupid to begin with. Which brings me to the comment on the website of New York Magazine, where Wurtzel's uneasy remembrance of her hazy fuckbuddyship with Dave initially appeared, that inspired me to post about this at all:
Elizabeth Wurtzel, predictably, is still beating on the dead (flea-bitten) horse of her undergrad depression. What's more, she wants to trot out the well-known fact that by widely spreading her spindley arachnid legs, she may have garnered Dave Wallace's attention over a misspent weekend in the mid-1990s. We can forgive Dave, who probably hadn't encountered much self-involved, desperate-to-stay-in-the-game pussy at that point. But can we forgive this spent harridan or NY Mag for their faux-sepia toned muckraking? Harder to imagine.To which I can only reply: try to imagine forgiving them all, Wurtzel included, reader. To withhold forgiveness at a time like this, in a town like this, is simply to persist in the cowardly humoring of the delusions born of the propulsive myopia that won Wurtzel the profitable antipathy of all those peckers that chose to pay attention to her in the first place.


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LANCASTER, NY - A former presidentially-appointed United States attorney confirmed Tuesday evening he will serve as legal counsel to the Lancaster School District, a day after an electric shock incident that sent three teenagers and one adult to the hospital.
Terry Flynn, who currently works for the Harris-Beach firm but served the Western District of New York from 2006 to 2009, said Lancaster police must now complete their investigation before the legal process moves any farther. He could not estimate a timetable for that investigation.
On Monday, the four males were shocked on the Lancaster High School football field when the goal posts they were attempting to move came in contact with power lines hanging above the field. Police have not released their names, nor have they confirmed why they were on the field at that particular time. Police have said a football camp ended on Sunday, and that the four people involved in the electric shock were moving the goal posts back to their original spots.
Lancaster Police Chief Jerry Gill did confirm the four victims were all males of the following ages: 15, 17, 18 and 28. However, it's unknown at this time whether they had any relation to the school or weekend football camp.
Due to the lingering questions, legal analyst Michael Taheri told 2 On Your Side that it's too early to determine whether the school -- or any other parties involved -- would be at risk for civil litigation from the victims' families.
"People tend to want to jump the gun and say, 'let's sue somebody'," Taheri said. "I don't think we're there yet at all."
Taheri, who practices criminal law in Williamsville, said the police investigation will involve witness interviews, photographs and expert analysis to determine if there was any negligence. In addition to the school's role, Taheri said police may also investigate the other entities involved.
"They'll look, for example, at the high tension wires. Were they at the correct height? They'll look at the goalposts. How were they manufactued? Were they long enough? Were they too long? How old were the goal posts?" Taheri said.
Taheri said these sorts of investigations usually take weeks and months to complete-- and only then will attorneys have a better idea of what kind of legal action could be taken.
"People tend to say, 'well, there must be some liability or responsibility,'" Taheri said. "I think it's too premature."


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NEWPORT CITY – For the past three years, Spates the Florist and Garden Center has donated over 1,000 Christmas wreaths to the Newport Rotary Club, who in turn lay wreaths on the graves of every veteran buried in city cemeteries.
Store co-owner Robert Gosselin and the Rotarians want to go one step further and lay wreaths on the graves of every veteran in Orleans County.
That ends up being between 2,100 and 2,200 wreaths. Until now, the company has covered the expense, but with that many wreaths, Gosselin needs volunteers and financial assistance to make his dream a reality.
"It's a way to remember our fallen war heroes," said Gosselin. "There is no better way this time of year to say thank you."
He will give discounts for those who buy multiple wreaths.
Gosselin, who already sent request letters to some businesses, is pleased with the response. "We're well on our way," he said. "We want to really make this happen. We're really excited about reaching our goals."
Volunteers plan to lay the wreaths Saturday, Dec. 8. There might be a short ceremony at the memorial in Gardner Park.
The wreath project is part of the national campaign "Wreaths Across America."
The purpose of the campaign is to ensure that Arlington National Cemetery is fully decorated for the holidays. The organization also reaches out to officials of veteran cemeteries in all 50 states.
Gosselin pointed out that not every veteran is buried at a national cemetery.
Those looking for more information or who want to volunteer their time may call 802-334-8330 as soon as possible.
Next year, Gosselin may include veteran gravesites in Caledonia and Essex Counties.


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PAWTUCKET—A 20-ton recycling truck driving the wrong way down a one-way street is a liability waiting to happen, says City Councilor Terry Mercer. As such, he and others on the City Council want to see changes made by the city's trash disposal vendor so this action does keep recurring.
At last week's City Council meeting, Mercer brought up the wrong-way driving along with some other issues that he said have been brought up by his District 3 constituents. While a couple of the matters are annoyances, Mercer said the wrong-way driving could be a potential disaster both a safety and liability standpoint.
Upon hearing Mercer, District 4 Councilor John Barry said he now understood what one of his constituents had been trying to tell him about a similar situation he had faced while making a turn onto Prospect Street recently.
Councilor Thomas Hodge echoed these concerns and suggested that perhaps a few of the recycling trucks, which pick up the recycling carts with an automated arm that extends out from one side, could be retrofitted with an arm on the opposite side to accommodate the one-way streets.
Mercer told the Times that he hadn't witnessed the wrong-way driving himself but had been told of it from another city resident who had been waiting at a stop sign to turn onto the one-way Prospect Street from a side street. That person told Mercer he had looked for traffic coming in the expected direction and had gone to turn out when he saw a recycling truck coming at him from the opposite way.
"That's a wide street, but what if they are doing that on narrower one-way streets like Spring, Lyon, some sections of Armistice Boulevard or streets where there is parking along one side? I don't know how that's going to work for motorists," said Mercer.
Mercer also questioned how the police are supposed to handle this obvious violation. "Are they supposed to look the other way?" he asked. "If nothing is done, this appears to be tacit approval by the city, and I think this opens us up to liability issues."
Mercer added that other complaints he has heard involved residents receiving orange violation stickers saying that the recycling truck wouldn't pick up their bin because it was in the wrong location. One sticker reportedly suggested that the resident place the bin in a location across the street that was easier for the recycling truck to get to. "Residents shouldn't have to trundle their bins across the street 20 times a year," said Mercer.
Another complaint came from a woman who Mercer said was "an avid recycler" and who needed a second recycling bin to accommodate her family's needs. He said he understood there was a cost for a second bin of $45 to $60, which seemed to run contrary to encouraging increased recycling by residents.
"I just don't know that a whole lot of thought was given to the automation process. I don't think it was well thought out, especially in a city like Pawtucket with so many one-way streets," said Mercer. He added that the vendor, MTG, "bid on the contract as it was proposed. There were no caveats."
Director of Administration Tony Pires, who is also the city's public safety director, said the wrong way driving is a "legitimate issue" that has been a topic of discussion between Public Works Director Lance Hill and MTG officials. He noted that the automated recycling program is new, both for the vendor and the city, and said it's "one of those glitches that occur" in any change of procedures. "That has been brought up and I know they have talked about a number of different solutions," said Pires. "I believe there will be a solution fairly quickly."
Matt Miga, general manager of the Seekonk, Mass.-based MTG Disposal, Inc. did not return several phone calls asking for comment. The private vendor began collecting the city's trash on a weekly basis in the spring and started an every-other-week automated recycling program last month.
Hill told The Times that he has been in continuous talks with MTG about the various issues that have come up, including the one-way streets.
"Many of our one-way streets have proved challenging for the trash and recycling collection," said Hill. "It was a challenge that was anticipated by us and our vendors. But it is still a new process and it is evolving," he said. He added that when it comes to both trash and recycling pick-up, "some streets are worse than others and we're working at finding solutions that are safe, reliable, and effective."
Hill noted that there had only been three rounds of recycling collections so far since the automated program started, so that is not a wide sample to work from. He added that he had received no calls about the wrong-way driving and only was made aware of it when the City Council sent him a letter asking that various issues be addressed following last Wednesday's council meeting.
Hill said that the city's recycling rate "is really going up" since the larger bins went into effect. He also said the number of calls to DPW about problems with trash or recycling has dropped dramatically, only averaging about four per day. Given the number of households involved "I think that's pretty good," he said.
Hill said the cost for a second recycling cart is $30, which reflects the city's willingness to split the cost of the $60 cart with the resident. Additional carts can be obtained by calling DPW. "We certainly want to encourage recycling. But there are also expenses involved that we have to monitor as well," he said.
Hill added that one of the biggest problems being encountered by the recycling vendor is that of the carts being placed in the wrong direction by residents. The wheels should be away from the curb, he said. He added that the lid on the cart is inscribed with arrows showing the proper direction.
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By RICHARD SHAW Sun Advocate publisher
Many high schools in Utah have letters on the mountains or hills near the town where they are located denoting their territory. Even some of the universities and colleges in the state have the same tradition.
While the "C" on the Wood Hill above Price represents Carbon High School, for years it was also associated with Carbon College as well, partly because of the same letters representing the two institutions and partly because until 1959 the two schools were on one campus.
But not long after the college was founded in 1937 a group of students went one better than just having a letter on the hill; they adopted their own rock.
"Gibby" as it is known today, is in its own way the predecessor of our modern electronic social network. The rock, which was named after the Rock of Gibraltar that is located on the southwestern coast of the Iberian peninsula (and owned by the British) has been a symbol or strength for not only the British Empire, but for one insurance company over the years.
Today Gibby sits right outside the east doors of the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center on the lawn. It acts as it always has, as a place where students paint it with messages and causes they care about. Sometimes the messages change almost daily, other times whatever is marked on the rock stays on there for considerable amounts of time. Regardless it has held messages of humor to messages of pain for more than 72 years now.
In 1996 the rock, which was then situated in front of the old Reeves Building, created a controversy when an instructor suggested that the campus get rid of the rock because he thought it was an eyesore and an embarrassment to the college. While a few backed him, there was a firestorm on campus about Gibby and its meaning to the institution. Many said that Gibby was a tradition that should not be done away with.
Layne Miller, who wrote for the paper at the time, composed a story about Gibby and how the tradition started.
It was 1939 and a number of students, many of whom went on to become prominent figures in the community, decided that they would place a rock found in the lot near where Carbon High is now located on campus as a kind of mascot. The idea came from Louis Bunnell, one of the first students at the school, according to Boyd Bunnell his brother who was interviewed at the time the article appeared in the Sun Advocate. However, Louis had a date the night he had planned to move the rock, so he asked his brother Boyd (who later became a the Seventh District Court Judge in the area) and some of their friends to move it.
"We used the Bunnell Garage wrecker and put a big chain around the rock and lifted it up," Bunnell told Miller. "Well the rock was so heavy, it lifted the front wheels (of the wrecker) off the ground. The other guys had to stand on the front bumper so it would stay on the ground. Every time we hit a bump, the front wheels would come off the ground and I couldn't steer.
The group eventually made it to the college campus with the rock. Using logs and other material, the young men backed the wrecker over the curb and up to the front doors of the main building. They mixed up a batch of cement and the rock was put solidly in the ground.
"It was right in front of the doors," stated Bunnell. "You had to walk around it to get into the school."
Between then and the 1960's the rock not only became a sign post for student idea and issues, it also became a place where a lot of photos were taken. Many a beautiful girl and good looking guy had their photo taken for the yearbooks and various publications over those years.
When John Tucker was president of the college (during the 1960s) he had the rock moved without telling anyone he was going to do it. It caused a controversy on campus but the rock remained for some time encased in glass in the library (it's not clear whether it was in the old library that was in the main building or the one built in 1968 that stands today). The some time later it was taken out of the library and stored away.
Later Bunnell's cousin Bert, who was the student body president, got permission to move the rock in front of the Reeves Building where it resided until only a few years ago when that building was torn down. Once again he used the Bunnell Garage wrecker (presumably and newer and heavier one) to move the rock.
Once again, with sunlight upon its surface, the rock became an important part of the campus. Over they years there have been contests over the painting of the rock and even one marriage proposal. The rock has been everything from a rallying point to a controversial billboard with not-so-popular inscriptions placed upon it. This past fall the rock was used as a memorial to Brad Barton, the popular basketball coach who passed away. His jersey number from his college days at Weber State, 23, was the simple inscription on Gibby.
The Gibby tradition lives on and it must be expected it will last as long as the college is there.
But one question that has often been asked has never been answered.
How many coats of paint are on Gibby after over 70 years of painting and repainting?
That could make for a good project for some student of science to evaluate and give the community an answer.


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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The United States created 192,000 jobs in March as hiring rebounded in the early spring following a winter hiatus.
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LINCOLN- Constance A. (Mathieu) Mocogni, 70, of Lake Wales, FL and formerly of Lincoln, passed away peacefully on January 22, 2013 in Lake Wales, FL. She was the wife of the late Brian Mocogni for over 40 years and the wife of the late Thomas Colbert.
Born in Pawtucket, a daughter of the late Alphonse and Loretta (Chaput) Mathieu, she had lived in Lincoln for many years before moving to Florida.
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She leaves behind three daughters, Linda Dufresne of Lake Wales, FL, and Diane Good and Sandra Giglio, both of Lincoln; one son, Brian Mocogni, Jr. of Cranston; two stepchildren, Dawn Antunes of Taunton, MA and Thomas Colbert, Jr. of Norton, MA; four brothers, Robert and Alphonse Mathieu, both of Narragansett, Raymond Mathieu of Newark, VT and Richard Mathieu of Loudon, TN; three sisters, Rita Quetta of North Providence, Helen Prete of Lincoln and Ann Marie Martins of Attleboro, MA; and nine grandchildren, Samantha, Michael, Kaitlin, Stefani, Russell, Lindsey, Jimmy, Spencer and Nancy. She also leaves behind many nieces and nephews, and many friends.
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15 U.S. Code § 4723a - United States Commercial Centers
(a) Establishment
The Secretary of Commerce, in his or her role as chairperson of the Trade Promotion Coordinating Committee, is authorized and encouraged to establish United States Commercial Centers (hereinafter in this section referred to as "Centers") in Asia, in Latin America, and in Africa.
(b) Purpose of Centers
The purpose of the Centers shall be to provide additional resources for the promotion of exports of United States goods and services to the host countries, by familiarizing United States exporters with the industries, markets, and customs of the host countries, thus facilitating commercial ties and trade.
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Each Center shall—
(2) provide, on a user-fee basis, preliminary technical and clerical assistance, language translation, and administrative assistance, and information regarding the legal systems, laws, regulations, and procedures of the host country, to United States exporters seeking to do business in the host country; and
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To carry out its objectives, each Center shall make available the following (on a user-fee basis):
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Business support services, including language translation services, clerical services, and a commercial library containing a comprehensive collection of reference materials covering United States and host country industries and markets.
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Commercial law information services, including—
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(e) Other trade promotion activities
Each Center shall also promote United States export trade by—
(1) facilitating contacts between buyers, sellers, bankers, traders, distributors, agents, and necessary government officials from the United States and the host country;
(f) Staffing of Centers
Each Center shall be staffed by members of the United States and Foreign Commercial Service, participants in the Market Development Cooperator Program established under section 4723 of this title, other employees of the Department of Commerce, and employees of appropriate executive branch departments and agencies which are members of the Trade Promotion Coordinating Committee.
(g) Center facilities and their relationship to United States Department of Commerce operations in host countries
(1) Physical accommodations for the Centers
The Secretary of Commerce shall locate each Center in the primary commercial city of the host country. The Secretary shall acquire office space, exhibition space, and other facilities and equipment that are necessary for each Center to perform its functions. To the extent feasible, each Center shall be located in the central commercial district of the host city.
(2) Consolidation of Department of Commerce operations in host countries
For the purpose of obtaining maximum effectiveness and efficiency and to the extent consistent with the purposes of the Centers, the Secretary of Commerce is encouraged to place all personnel of the Department of Commerce who are assigned to the city in which a Center is located in the same facilities as those in which the Center conducts its activities.
(h) Use of Market Development Cooperator Program
The Secretary of Commerce shall, to the greatest extent feasible, use the Market Development Cooperator Program established under section 4723 of this title to assist in carrying out the purposes of the Centers established under this section.
(i) Authorization of appropriations
There are authorized to be appropriated to the Secretary of Commerce to carry out this section $8,000,000 for fiscal year 1993, and $5,500,000 for fiscal year 1994. Funds made available under this subsection may be used for the acquisition of real property.
(k) Definitions
For purposes of this section—
(1) the term "United States exporter" means—
(B) a corporation, partnership, or other association created under the laws of the United States or of any State, or
(C) a foreign corporation, partnership, or other association, more than 95 percent of which is owned by persons described in subparagraphs (A) and (B),
that exports, or seeks to export, goods or services produced in the United States;
(2) the term "State" means any of the several States, the District of Columbia, or any commonwealth, territory, or possession of the United States; and
Source(Pub. L. 102–549, title IV, § 401,Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3661; Pub. L. 104–66, title I, § 1021(b),Dec. 21, 1995, 109 Stat. 712.)
Section was enacted as part of the Jobs Through Exports Act of 1992, and not as part of the Export Enhancement Act of 1988 which enacted this chapter.
1995—Subsec. (j). Pub. L. 104–66struck out heading and text of subsec. (j). Text read as follows: "The Secretary of Commerce shall submit to the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs of the Senate, not later than 1 year after October 28, 1992, and not later than the end of each 1-year period occurring thereafter, a report on the status, activities, and effectiveness of the Centers. Each such report shall include any recommendations with respect to the program established under this section."
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2012 Lotus Evora
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MPG Range:
18 - 26 mpg
Base Coupe
S Coupe
2012 Lotus Evora Resale Values
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2012 Lotus Evora Packages / Options
Lotus Evora Base Coupe Packages
Tech Pack - $3,100
Alpine audio system , digital media card; Amplifier; Five Alpine speakers; DVD/VCD; Bluetooth; AUX and USB input jacks; Low tire pressure indicator displays pressure; Cruise control; Rear radar parking distance sensors
Premium Pack - $2,750
Accent lighting; Carpet floor mats; Leather trim; Includes: [HS] Heated Front Seats
Sport Pack - $1,400
Driver modes includes engine mapping, stability control and traction control; Enhanced Throttle response and RPM limit; Sports diffuser (uprated Evora S diffuser remains unchanged); Titanium sports exhaust tailpipe (stainless steel on Evora S); Cross drilled brake disks; Red painted brake callipers; If: [010] Lotus Intelligent Precision Shift (IPS); New Price: 1100.00
Premium Pack Sport - $3,250
Accent lighting; Carpet floor mats; Leather footwell side panels, carbon effect leather inserts on the seats; Ebony Black w/red contrast stitching/piping or Venom Red/Cocoa Brown/Imperial Blue w/black stitching/piping; Includes: [HS] Heated Front Seats
Premium Pack SuedeTex - $3,850
Includes: [72] Premium Pack And [ST] SuedeTex Trim Pack
Lotus Evora Base Coupe Options
Lotus Intelligent Precision Shift (IPS) - $1,950
Transmission: automatic with manual mode and paddle shifters; Driver modes includes engine mapping, stability control and traction control
Premium Paint - $2,400
Customized paint
Sport Wheel, Silver, forged - $1,800
Front and rear wheels:
Classic Wheel, Stealth Grey, cast - $490
Front and rear wheels:
Sport Wheel, Gloss Anthracite, forged - $2,125
Front and rear wheels:
Sport Wheel, Diamond Cut, forged - $2,950
Front and rear wheels:
Design wheel, Diamond Cut, forged (19" front and 20" rear) with Pirelli P-Zero Corsa tyres - $2,950
Front alloy wheels: 19", rear alloy wheels: 20"; Front tires 235/35/, rear tires 275/30/
Design wheel, gloss black, forged (19" front and 20" rear) with Pirelli P-Zero Corsa tyres - $2,750
Front alloy wheels: 19", rear alloy wheels: 20"; Front tires 235/35/, rear tires 275/30/
Design wheel, satin gunmetal, forged (19" front and 20" rear) with Pirelli P-Zero Corsa tyres - $2,750
Front alloy wheels: 19", rear alloy wheels: 20"; Front tires 235/35/, rear tires 275/30/
Power-Fold Door Mirrors - $475
Heated driver and passenger power door mirrors
Reversing camera - $550
Rear camera parking distance sensors; Requires: [69] Tech Pack
Heated Front Seats - $550
Driver seat, Front passenger seat and heated
Motorsport Paint - $3,200
Gloss paint
Premium Paint - $2,400
Metallic paint
SuedeTex Trim Pack - $990
Alcantara upholstery; SuedeTex gear gaiter, handbrake sleeve, handbrake gaiter, door handle inner, door pocket
Metallic Paint - $1,200
Metallic paint
2012 Lotus Evora Ownership Costs
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2012 Lotus Evora Performance
Engine: 3.5L V 6 DOHC with variable valve timing
Premium unleaded fuel
Fuel economy: Gasoline:, 18 MPG city, 26 MPG highway, 21 MPG combined and 334 mi. range
Multi-point fuel injection
15.9gallon fuel tank
Power (SAE): 276 hp @ 6,400 rpm; 258 ft lb of torque @ 4,700 rpm
2012 Lotus Evora Handling
3.238:1 axle ratio
Brake assist system
Cornering brake control
Four-wheel disc brakes: four ventilated
Electronic brake distribution
Electronic traction control (via ABS & engine management)
Rear mechanical limited-slip differential
Space-saver spare tire with steel rim
Stability control
Independent front and rear wishbone suspension with stabilizer bar and coil springs
2012 Lotus Evora Exterior
Body-color front and rear bumpers
Body-color heated driver and passenger power door mirrors
External dimensions: overall length (inches): 170.9, overall width (inches): 72.8, overall height (inches): 48.1, wheelbase (inches): 101.4, front track (inches): 61.7, rear track (inches): 62.0 and curb to curb turning circle (feet): 33.3
Headlight cleaners
Headlights: Bi-Xenon with projector beam lenses
Alloy trim
Gloss paint
Rear window: with defroster
Trunk/hatch spoiler
Tinted glass
Weights: published curb weight (lbs): 3,047
Intermittent windshield wipers
2012 Lotus Evora Interior
One 12V power outlet(s) in cargo area, front and rear
Element antenna
Anti-theft protection includes: interior monitoring
Alpine audio system with AM/FM radio, CD player (reads MP3 format)
Cargo area light
Cargo capacity: all seats in place (cu ft): 5.7
Trip computer: includes average speed, average fuel economy, current fuel economy and range for remaining fuel
Front cup holders
Outside air temperature indicator
Intelligent driver and passenger front airbag
Driver seat : Recaro ; details: manual tilt, front passenger seat : Recaro ; details: manual tilt
Front seat belts with pre-tensioners for driver and passenger
Front seat center armrest
Two front seat head restraints
Internal dimensions:
Low tire pressure indicator
Remote power locks
Vehicle speed-proportional power steering
Front power windows
Rear seat belts for driver and passenger
Rear view mirror
Seating: two passengers
Leather upholstery
Service interval indicator
Four Alpine speakers
Alloy & leather-trimmed, tilt/ telescoping steering wheel
Driver and passenger vanity mirror
Ventilation system
2012 Lotus Evora Warranty
3 year / 36,000 miles
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Drive Train Warranty:
In some cases the drive train warranty continues after the basic warranty has expired. This part of the warranty covers most of the parts that make the vehicle move, including the engine, transmission, drive axles and driveshaft. Like the basic warranty, consumable parts such as hoses and belts are not covered. However, most of the internal parts of the engine, such as the pistons and bearings, which are also subject to wear and tear, are covered by the drive train warranty.
Roadside Assistance:
Many manufacturers provide a service that will rescue you if your car leaves you stranded, even if it's your fault. Lock yourself our of your car? Run out of gas? Got a flat tire? A call to the manufacturer's toll-free number will result in somebody showing up who can help you out. There is a huge variance in these programs so check ahead of time to see what is covered and what you will have to pay for.
Rust or Corrosion Warranty:
Rust or Corrosion Warranty: This warranty covers the vehicle's sheet metal, and protects you from rust and corrosion that are severe enough to cause a hole - surface rust is not covered. However, if you keep your car washed and waxed rust shouldn't be a problem.
2012 Lotus Evora Safety Features
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2012 Lotus Evora Crash Test Ratings
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2012 Lotus Evora Recalls
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Everyone knows where Lorne Henning, John Tonelli, Bobby Nystrom and the rest of the 1979-80 Stanley Cup champions were thirty years ago today Monday.
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In a conversation with Point Blank on Monday, Henning wanted Islanders Country to be reassured that after he passed the puck to John Tonelli, he was trailing the play if Nystrom happened to miss his Cup-winning shot.
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With each year, the details get a little hazier for me. Of course, I remember watching the Islanders beat the Flyers in overtime in Game 6 on May 24, 1980 at my family's home in Hicksville. I'll always recall some guy named John Paddock sending the game to overtime when the Flyers scored twice in the third to tie it. (Coincidentally, Paddock scouted the Western Conference Final for the Flyers in Chicago when I was there last weekend).
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