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LISTEN: Bruce Springsteen releases new single & announces new album
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Songs on Bruce Springsteen's new album will sound familiar to music fans.
Out on January 14th, The Boss' High Hopes compilation consists of a mix of cover songs of other people's material, re-recorded versions of previous Springsteen tracks, and newly recorded outtakes.
The album's title track, also a cover song, was released early after hints of new-music-to-come popped up last week.
High Hopes the album also includes appearances by Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello, who joined Springsteen on tour in Australia this year, as well as various members of Bruce's backing band, the E Street Band - late members Clarence Clemons and Danny Federici among them.
According to Springsteen's website, the album was recorded in New Jersey, Los Angeles, Atlanta and New York City.
Listen to the Album Release Special with Jim Kerr and play the complete "High Hopes" album on demand from iHeartRadio:
1. High Hopes (Tim Scott McConnell) - featuring Tom Morello
2. Harry's Place - featuring Tom Morello
3. American Skin (41 Shots) - featuring Tom Morello
4. Just Like Fire Would (Chris J. Bailey) - featuring Tom Morello
5. Down In The Hole
6. Heaven's Wall - featuring Tom Morello
7. Frankie Fell In Love
8. This Is Your Sword
9. Hunter Of Invisible Game - featuring Tom Morello
10. The Ghost of Tom Joad - duet with Tom Morello
11. The Wall
12. Dream Baby Dream (Martin Rev and Alan Vega) - featuring Tom Morello
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Greening the Vendor Selection Process
Contracts Must be Green: Executive Order (EO) 13514. President Obama issued Executive Order (EO) 13514 in October 2009. This EO requires federal agencies to ensure 95 percent of new contract actions be "green", including task orders.
Guiding Principles from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
The Environmental Protection Agency has developed five guiding principles which provide a framework for making green contracts. They are:
- Environment + Price + Performance = Environmentally Preferable Purchasing (EPP)
Includes environmental considerations as part of the normal purchasing process.
- Pollution Prevention
Emphasizes pollution prevention as part of the purchasing process.
- Life Cycle Perspective/Multiple Attributes
Examines multiple environmental attributes throughout the service's life cycle.
- Comparison of Environmental Impacts
Compares environmental impacts when selecting services.
- Environmental Performance Information
Collects accurate and meaningful environmental information about environmental performance of products and services.
GSA Recommendations for Making Contracts Sustainable
GSA offers guidelines for assessing a project's environmental impact and working with truly sustainable contractors.
Require Contractors to use Green Products
Almost every service requires the use of some sort of product. Where appropriate, require contractors to use environmentally preferable products to complete their task.
Assess Direct Environmental Impact
It is important to assess the sustainability of contractors' direct activities over the life span of a project. As a rule, contracting officers should assess how the proposed project may impact the environment and how to mitigate any damage.
Assess Indirect Environmental Impact
Some services' direct activities do not have a significant environmental impact. For example, accountants may use some energy and materials, but most of the environmental impact is a result of the contractor's indirect activities. The following list of questions can help officials assess the environmental impact of indirect activities performed by contractors:
- Does your company have a recycling program?
- Does your company have an energy-efficiency program?
- Does your company have a water-conservation program?
- Does your facility use environmentally-friendly products?
- Does the company use environmentally-preferable products to provide its services?
- Do you have a corporate green citizenship policy, such as:
- Telework;
- Public transit subsidy; and
- Training for your employees on corporate green initiatives?
- What other environmental initiatives have you undertaken, including:
- Environment-related certifications;
- EPA voluntary partnerships;
- Support of a green suppliers network;
- Digitized practices; and
- Other initiatives?
Sustainability as an Evaluation Factor: Agencies are encouraged to use sustainability as an evaluation factor in Requests for Quotes and Requests for Proposals. One federal agency recently included "Environmental Impact and Sustainability" as an evaluation factor in a Request for Quotes for a task order.

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However, Cooke can never really bring himself to see Joplin as ruined by the limelight.
The journey ends with Cooke discovering Joplin in her hotel room after she has overdosed on heroin.
Cooke describes Joplin as being "always on the prowl and vocal about it."
In the final moments, however, LeBron hits a game-winning three-pointer, and Cooke can only stare dumbfounded.
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Rocker Ted Nugent was given another chance to speak out this week in an interview that aired Friday on CBS' "This Morning." He didn't fail to deliver on the bombast and provocation that have characterized his recent public appearances, especially graphic comments he made last month about President Barack Obama and Democrats.
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BC Softball volunteers at Bread of LifeDecember 2, 2010
Team spent time every Sunday in November helping out with the organization
Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Softball team recently volunteered their time at The Bread of Life located in downtown Brevard during the month of November, volunteering at the organization every Sunday night.
"It felt good to give back to the community of Brevard and help out people who are less fortunate than we are," said freshman Brittany Fowler. "It makes me really appreciate everything that I have and all the opportunities that I have been given."
The Bread of Life is a local organization that serves as a soup kitchen providing meals to less fortunate community members.
"We really appreciate the Bread of Life Organization for all that they do for this community," commented Coach Britne Stubbs. "The BC Softball team truly enjoys helping the organization out on an annual basis."
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APPLE VALLEY -- The man deputies found dead in the front yard of an Apple Valley home has been identified.
Steven Worthington, 51 of Apple Valley was found Tuesday with a gunshot wound to the chest at a home in the 24300 block of Esaws Avenue, according to the San Bernardino County coroners office.
Paramedics pronounced Worthington dead at the scene.
San Bernardino County sheriff's detectives discovered evidence leading them to identify a man they suspect in the crime.
Jeremy Daniel Walters, 37 of Apple Valley, was arrested at a home Wednesday morning in Adelanto for suspicion of murder, sheriff's officials said.
He was booked into the Central Detention Center in San Bernardino.
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Under the direction of Tracy Bourne, indigenous storytellers led the audience on a journey along the edge of Lake Wendouree, culminating in a fire ceremony performed by local indigenous youth and accompanied by the incredible vocals of the Fire Choir. Involving local community groups, school choirs, youth groups and other artists, the piece recalls our ancient and recent fire histories, and imagines our future in this place.
The project launched Saturday October 23 at 8.00pm at the Indigenous playground, Lake Wendouree Ballarat.
Tracy brought stories of Lake Wendouree's history to Fed Square as part of the installation week in Melbourne. During the day, 3-part vocal group The Flamettes (Tracy Bourne, Maryanne Sam and Emma Clair Ford) charmed audiences with songs about fire. At night, the 40-voice Fire Choir sang moving songs about fire, 2011 belonging and our future. See the program here: Ballarat program
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Brevard, N.C. - Rodney Donald plunged in from one yard out in the fourth quarter, capping off a 239 yard rushing performance for the Brevard College offense, but Willy Korn hooked up with Sean Wright on three scoring tosses as the Tornados during the Homecoming festivities on Saturday afternoon to the visiting Crusaders, 36-6.
Aaron Reese led the Brevard (3-5) rushing performance, carrying the ball 16 times for 66 yards, while Jack Woerner and Kelvin Jeter had 57 yards apiece on the ground as the Tornados averaged 5.2 yards per carry in the game. Donald added 53 yards on 11 carries to go with his one yard touchdown score as the Tornados fell in non-conference competition.
Korn connected with six different receivers, going 18-for-22 through the air for 214 yards and three scores, with Wright being the main recipient with five receptions for 97 yards and three touchdowns. Freddie Martino Jr. and Harold Small also had five catches apiece, while Idris Anderson recorded 100 rushing yards on 16 carries to lead the Crusaders (6-2) past the Tornados in Brevard Memorial Stadium.
A 32 yard pass play from Reese to Eric Watts was the highlight of the Tornados first drive of the contest, but the possession was cut short at the North Greenville 12 yard line as Jamarius Robinson picked off a Reese pass to stall the drive.
The Brevard defense held the Crusaders on their opening possession as the Tornados took over on the BC 27 yard line. 13 plays later, the Tornados faced fourth-and-six at the NGU 23 yard line and freshman kicker Austin Clark lined up for the 40 yard attempt. However, Clark's offering hooked wide left with 2:11 left in the first quarter to keep the game scoreless in the opening frame.
Eric Watts uncorked the longest punt in the South Atlantic Conference and one of the longest in the NCAA Division II this season on the next BC possession, drilling the ball 71 yards down to the North Greenville four yard line.
The Crusaders marched the ball down the field on 11 plays, going 96 yards before Korn hit Wright up the middle for a 27 yard scoring strike with 6:05 left in the first half, but Parker Langford's extra point was pushed wide right to put the score at 6-0.
The Tornados were forced to punt on the ensuing possession and Isaiah Johnson returned Watts' offering 46 yards to the Brevard 28 for the next NGU drive. Three plays later, Anderson went around the left end, scoring from 12 yards out and Langford's PAT put the Crusaders up 13-0 with 2:55 left in the half.
A quarterback sack on third-and-15 led way to another Watts punt and Korn connected with Wright on a 37 yard strike to move into Brevard territory before hitting the wide receiver in the end zone again with 46 ticks left in the first half to put the guests up 20-0.
Woerner opened the next Brevard possession with a powerful 26 yard run up the middle, giving the Tornados the ball at the North Greenville 41 yard line, and Reese kept the drive alive, carrying the ball 29 yards on third-and-15, alertly stepping out-of-bounds with five seconds left in the half to give the Tornados one last crack at putting points on the board in the second half.
However, Brevard was unable to get the snap down and Clark's 34 yard field goal attempt was swallowed up at the line of scrimmage as the Tornados went into the half down 20-0.
Korn capped off the second drive of the second half for the Tornados, hitting Wright in the end zone from four yards out with 30 seconds left in the third quarter to expand the lead to 27-0, but Brevard responded at the start of the fourth quarter as Donald squirted through the line of scrimmage for a 26 yard gain to give BC a first down at the NGU 34 yard line. Six plays later, Donald went up the middle and through the pile over the goal line to put the Tornados on the board with 12:10 left to play in the fourth quarter.
Clark's ensuing extra point was blocked at the line of scrimmage and the bounce went into the hands of Jereme Green, who returned it all the way to the end zone for the defensive two-point conversion to give NGU the 29-6 advantage.
Kyle Peck capped off the scoring with a 26 yard touchdown run on the next North Greenville possession, putting the Crusaders up 36-6 and following a Brevard three-and-out, the Crusaders were able to run out the clock to end the game.
Prince Simunyu, the South Atlantic Conference's leading tackler, led all players with 14 tackles in the game, including the lone Brevard sack in the contest, while Rufus Jenkins added a career high 12 tackles in the contest to pace the Brevard defensive efforts.
Johnathan Sharpe led North Greenville with eight tackles and a sack, while Braelen Meredith and Mark Smith each recorded quarterback takedowns in the victory.
Brevard returns to South Atlantic Conference competition next weekend as they travel to Jefferson City, Tenn. on October 29th as they take on Carson-Newman College. Kickoff between the Tornados and the Eagles is set for 1 p.m.


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FILE - In this Oct. 8, 2009 file photo, Jenna Bush Hager, special contributor for the NBC "Today" television program, appears on the show in New York. Former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager announced Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, that she's pregnant with her first child, due in the spring. The 31-year-old made the announcement on NBC's �Today� show, where she is a contributing correspondent. Hager, the twin daughter of former President George W. Bush, and her husband, Henry, have been married for four years. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
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USC Lancaster opens Native American center
By USC Lancaster Communications, firstname.lastname@example.com
USC Lancaster's Native American Studies Program opened the doors to a new center Thursday, Oct. 4, dedicated to the university's Native American pottery collection, archives, research, and curriculum.
The Native American Studies (NAS) Center, located in historic Lancaster, is home to the largest collection of Catawba Indian pottery in existence and is South Carolina's only university archive devoted to the state's native cultures. It houses a 200,000-piece collection of artifacts from the Ice Age to the present, the area's only Catawba linguist, an ongoing Native American oral history project and the only Native American studies academic program in the state.
"It provides South Carolina's Native communities with a space to share their history and culture with the academy and non-Natives in general," said Stephen Criswell, director of the Native American studies program. "It pulls all of our resources together into one place—our archive, pottery, artifacts, our scholars and teachers, and our students."
The center, which sits on lands once held by the Catawba Nation and within 20 miles of the current Catawba Reservation, boasts 15,000 square feet of gallery space, archives and classrooms, plus archaeology, language and folklore/oral history labs. The NAS Center will offer exhibits of regional Native American art, classes and workshops, a public archaeology lab and other public programs.
USC Lancaster began to develop curricular and public programs focused on Native American art and culture, with a special emphasis on the Catawba, after acquiring the Thomas J. Blumer Catawba Research Collection in 2004. The Blumer archive contains 40 years of the longtime researcher's correspondence and recorded interviews with Catawba leaders and potters, plus photographs, diaries and related materials.
"When we began our Native American Studies Program, we intentionally moved forward slowly and carefully," Criswell said. "We worked for years to establish strong relationships with the Native communities in our state, with the local community, and with our colleagues throughout the USC system. I like to think that we have proven ourselves to be serious and thoughtful scholars and teachers, so much so that the city of Lancaster has invested in us and the Native communities trust us to tell their stories."
In 2007, the university acquired the Thomas J. Blumer Pottery Collection, at the time the largest such collection in existence, to support the NAS Program's research and public programming efforts. The Blumer pottery collection is now joined by hundreds of pieces acquired by USCL through the support of grants from Duke Energy and other sources.
The university has been working alongside local and regional businesses, the Catawba and other regional tribal groups, and with the City of Lancaster. Lancaster purchased and renovated the commercial building housing the center.
"The new Native American Studies Center will become a resource for the faculty, staff, students and community," said John Catalano, USC Lancaster dean. "It will not only celebrate the culture of Native Americans, but add to the richness of university life for all of our constituent groups."
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Kurt Braunohler
spotlight show • Stand-up comedian Kurt Braunohler is best-known for his work with writing partner Kristen Schaal, the wide-eyed comic seen in "Flight of the Conchords," "Bob's Burgers," "30 Rock" and "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart." But soon he might garner as much attention as Schaal after he moves from New York to Los Angeles to pursue more acting and TV opportunities. Braunohler, who specializes in absurdity and whimsy, is stopping over in Utah this weekend on the way to Los Angeles in his stuffed Honda Civic, he said in a phone interview. The philosophy major turned to comedy after working for eight years as a job he hated (repairing computers) and is looking forward to pitching specials once he reaches Hollywood. "I have a lot of things to say," he said.
When • Friday and Saturday, Oct. 12-13, at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.
Where • Wiseguys Trolley Square, 505 S. 600 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at wiseguyscomedy.com
spotlight show • Alabama "hick-hop" rapper Yelawolf will bring his Slumerican Tour with special guests Rittz, Trouble Andrew, DJ Vajra and Prof to In The Venue. During a break during the shooting of a video with Blink-182's Travis Barker, Yelawolf, 32, said his follow-up to his 2011 debut "Radioactive" will have him calling all of the shots. On his debut, he said, there were "too many Indians trying to be chiefs," with a result being too many guests and too many decisions made to appease his label, Eminem's Shady Records. Yelawolf acknowledged that the incredibly eclectic "Radioactive" was "a learning experience," but his next album, tentatively called "Love Story," will be more representative of who he is. "My music and my future is what I want to do," said the Southerner.
When • Sunday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $18 to $20 at SmithsTix
The xx
spotlight show • The minimalist rock band The xx spent two years recording its debut album at night, and the trio's Oliver Sim said in a phone interview that "we didn't know anyone outside of the band would listen to it." He was wrong, very wrong, as the self-titled release was one of 2009's most intriguing albums, with bombast and decorations scaled back in favor of delicately crafted arrangements. The band wasn't an overnight success, as Sim and creative partner Romy Madley Croft had been writing songs since they were 15, later to be joined by Jamie Smith. "At 15, I wouldn't have been able to handle [success]," Sim said. "I would have passed out." He still experiences stage fright, but to him it's a bonus as the band plays songs from its new album, "Coexist." "It it ever becomes easy that will be bad, because it will mean I don't care," he said. John Talabot Live and 2:54 open the show.
When • Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m.
Where • The Complex, 536 W. 100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $27.50 at SmithsTix
spotlight show • The San Diego-based rock band Switchfoot is finally getting the chance to pair its love of music with its love for surfing. The band is filming "Fading West," a documentary that chronicles its worldwide tour as well as surfing along the way. "It's U2's 'Rattle & Hum' meets 'Endless Summer,' with a little 'Dumb & Dumber' thrown in," said the band's 38-year-old drummer, Chad Butler. With modern-rock radio staples such as "Meant to Live" and "Dare You to Move" still being played, the band can afford to bring surfboards on tour. Butler remembered a time when the band members, on their first European tour, slept in the streets with their instruments and surfboards so they could afford to surf in the south of France and other exotic locales. The doc, as well as an accompanying soundtrack with new songs, is planned for release in July. Paper Route opens.
When • Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m.
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20 to $25 at SmithsTix
spotlight show • Unfortunately, Deftones bassist Chi Cheng is still trapped in a bed, paralyzed from a 2008 car accident. Filling in indefinitely is Sergio Vega, who said it was an "honor" to play in Cheng's place in a band that he has admired ever since a 1997 tour when his former band Quicksand opened for the California-based electric rock band. With the band's album "Eros" still shelved because it was the last album Cheng played on, the recent "Diamond Eyes" and forthcoming "Koi No Yokan" have seen Cheng's involvement, and "Diamond Eyes" was the Grammy-winning band's finest hour, showing a diversity and thoughtfulness that most "metal" bands never achieve. As for the head-scratching album title, Cheng said it was borrowed from the title of an unfinished song from friends in the band Dillinger Escape Plan; it is Japanese, Cheng said, for a phrase that closely mirrors the idea of "Love at first sight." Scars on Broadway open.
When • Wednesday, Oct. 17, at 8 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $32 to $35 at 24Tix
Tenth Avenue North
spotlight show • Before joining rock band Tenth Avenue North, guitarist Jeff Owen played bass in a band that backed Joy Williams, now famous for being half of country-folk sensation The Civil Wars. But while he had a good experience with Williams, Owen said he's ecstatic to be a member of one of the hottest Christian bands in America. In August, the band released its third album, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Christian and rock album charts. "I love being in the studio," Owen said. "It's like painting a picture, starting with a blank canvas." The band is headlining "The Struggle Tour" featuring Audrey Assad and The Rend Collective Experiment opening. It has never performed in Utah before, but has driven through the town before, and recalled stopping at Temple Square to admire the landmark as well as its adherents.
When • Thursday, Oct. 18, at 7 p.m.
Where • Christian Life Center Church, 2352 E. Highway 193, Layton
Tickets • $20 to $40 at SmithsTix
David Lanz
spotlight show • Utah audiences seem to appreciate pioneering New Age composer and pianist David Lanz, and with his new performance they will have more to appreciate. Lanz will be releasing his new album "Crisofori's Dream Re-envisioned" at the show, a reimagining of "Cristofori's Dream," his most successful and influential album. "I can't believe it's been 25 years," said the 62-year-old musician. In addition to performing new renditions of songs from that album, Lanz will invite his good friend, Utah composer Kurt Bestor, onto the stage so Bestor can debut new songs from his forthcoming album of songs, which aren't tied to his Christmas spectaculars. Also on the playlist will be songs that Lanz covered over the past half-decade during his eye-opening explorations of The Beatles. "Without the Beatles, there wouldn't be a David Lanz," he said. In addition, Lanz, who will be releasing a new Christmas album this season, will premiere some of that work at the concert. Whew.
When • Thursday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center's Jeanné Wagner Theatre, 138 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $35 to $42.50 at ArtTix.org
The Helio Sequence
American alternative rock duo The Helio Sequence will perform.
When • Friday, Oct. 12, 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at 24Tix
The Word Alive
Metal groups The Word Alive and Born Of Osiris will perform at In The Venue with Norma Jean, I The Breather, and Crown The Empire.
When • Saturday, Oct. 13, 5:30 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $18 at SmithsTix
New City Skyline
Local band New City Skyline's debut album release show will be at The Grand at The Complex. Fans have a chance to get the band's "On My Own" before the national release in this all-ages show.
When • Saturday, Oct. 13, 7 p.m.
Where • The Complex, 536 W. 100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 at SmithsTix
LA Riots
Live Nite Events presents electronic house band LA Riots at The Depot.
When • Saturday, Oct. 13, 9:30 p.m.
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $12 at SmithsTix
Dinosaur Jr. with Shearwater
Indie-rock band Dinosaur Jr. will perform with Shearwater.
When • Sunday, Oct. 14, 8 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20 at 24Tix
Brother Ali
Hip-hop artist and local favorite Brother Ali will perform.
When • Monday, Oct. 15, 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 to $18 at 24Tix
Taking Back Sunday
For this 10th-anniversary show, Taking Back Sunday will be performing its first album "Tell All Your Friends" in its entirety.
When • Tuesday, Oct. 16, 6:30 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $25 at 24Tix
Dark Star Orchestra
Dark Star Orchestra will play as part of the Grateful Dead Concert Experience Fall Tour.
When • Thursday, Oct. 18, 9 p.m.
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20 to $25 at SmithsTix


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Paychecks for Utah's eight public college presidents swelled by up to 24 percent Monday.
The salaries will continue to grow every year for the next four years, until they are near the middle of the pay scale for a group of similar institutions around the country, said Pam Silberman, spokeswoman for the Utah System of Higher Education.
The largest increase for 2013-14 will go to Utah Valley University President Matthew Holland, whose approximately $46,000 raise will bring his salary to about $241,000 a year. Utah State University President Stan Albrecht will see a 14 percent boost to just under $326,000, while Dixie State University President Stephen Nadauld will get a 20 percent increase to about $193,000 a year.
Those figures don't include regular benefits or presidents' additional perks, such as the use of a presidential residence or deferred compensation. Though many presidents are the highest-paid at their institutions, Silberman said they don't compare well with other states.
"The market for presidential searches is a national market, so the salaries need to be competitive on a national level," she said, pointing to college presidents who have left Utah and substantially increased their paychecks. Former Southern Utah University President Michael Benson doubled his pay to $400,000 when he moved on to Eastern Kentucky University.
But the pay hikes come as tuition continues to rise for students, and most are significantly larger than raises given to rank-and-file faculty members. The Utah Legislature approved 1 percent raises for higher education employees this year.
"It's very sad and demoralizing," said David Knowlton, president of the American Association of University Professors at Utah Valley University. "People who are at the front line of educating students are being cut back."
Neither the Legislature nor the State Board of Regents will have to approve future raises for Utah higher education chiefs. Commissioner David Buhler will approve changes every year designed to bring presidents to the median, a number calculated by his office through a comparison to similar schools around the country. At UVU, for example, the comparable schools include Boise State University, Northern Kentucky University and California State University-Northridge.
Most Utah college presidents are still $30,000 to $60,000 below the median estimated by Buhler's office. This year's hikes bring them to 15 percent below that median.
But the median could change every year, depending on the economy and what other schools pay their presidents. Under a new policy approved by the regents in May, Utah pay will change along with it, which ties the salaries to the market for college presidents, Silberman said.
"Obviously the median is going to shift from year to year," she said. Poor job performance or budget cuts from the Legislature could also affect the raises.
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert said he supports the plan, which was approved in May by the Utah Board of Regents.
"There ought to be at least some attempt to bring them to the median," Herbert said in a June interview. Two years ago, he urged the regents to back off on a pay raise plan that proposed smaller increases than those approved in May. "This is a much better plan, and the economy is in much better shape."
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Marvin Palacios, 25
Esteban Henriquez, 39
Rony Lopez, 36
Three Suspects Arrested for Burglary at Tajiguas Landfill
Tajiguas - February 4th, 2014
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's deputies arrested three Los Angeles residents last night following a burglary at the Tajiguas Landfill located at 14470 Calle Real in an unincorporated area of Santa Barbara. Sheriff's deputies are attempting to locate the fourth suspect involved whom they also believe is from the Los Angeles area.
At around 10:30 p.m. last night, Sheriff's deputies responded to an alarm activation at the Tajiguas Landfill. When they arrived, they discovered four suspects fleeing the area. After a foot pursuit, Sheriff's deputies apprehended two suspects, 25-year-old Marvin Palacios and 39-year-old Esteban Henriquez. 36-year old Rony Lopez was tracked down by a Sheriff's K-9 Unit. During the process of taking him into custody, Lopez resisted arrest, assaulted the K-9 and was subsequently bit by the dog receiving minor injuries. He was treated and released from a local hospital and then transported to jail.
Despite an extensive search by Sheriff's Deputies, the Sheriff's K-9 Unit and California Highway Patrol, the fourth suspect was not located.
Sheriff's deputies recovered more than $3,000 worth of stolen power tools that had been removed from locked metal storage containers on the property.
All three suspects were charged with burglary, conspiracy and resisting arrest. Lopez was also charged with attempting to injure a police dog. The three suspects were booked at the Santa Barbara County Jail on $20,000 bail.
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