September 2011
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Masters and Apprentices
We affectionately referred to Skyline as “a football dynasty with a high school attached.” Rowdy hallways filled with chest pounding giant meat heads Coach DuPaix recruited promising college football scholarships…
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To Infinity and Beyond!
Utah scientists David Evans and Ivan Sutherland pioneered the computer graphics department at the University of Utah with graduates who would go on to change the world.
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New Liquor Laws Hurting Bar Owners And Patrons
The New York Times reported how The Utah State Legislature once again proved that they can’t feel like they have done their jobs unless they do some harm to local…
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The Ivory Bill Workshop
Custom paintings, sculptures, and handcrafted furniture available at Clayton Thompson’s Workshop.
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Utah Education by the Numbers
Most graduating Seniors in Utah aren’t prepared for university level education and many of them are using colleges as a two-year track to become adequately prepared to study at a…
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Rock Star Dreams Become Reality
The Music Garage program provides rehearsal and performance services for both the youngsters and the oldsters of the community.
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Utah Art Masters and Their Influence
LeConte Stewart followed by Alvin Gittins established a legacy of artistic excellence in Utah that continues today. LeConte Stewart’s Legacy How one prolific painter from Glenwood, Utah, began a 80-year…
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Tour of Utah Becoming a Top Bicycling Tour in the U.S.
Now recognized as one of the top three bicycling tours in the U.S. the Tour of Utah continues to grow.
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10,000 Reasons to Shop in Sugar House
10,000 Villages honors global fair trade and offers SLC residents one-of-a-kind handmade treasures.
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North Temple Viaduct Completed
North Temple is poised to become a grand boulevard entry into Downtown.
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Neumont University Attracts Top Students
Neumont University career college is attracting top U.S. students by teaching the skills that top tech companies are looking for. Graduates of Neumont Average $60k salary jobs.
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Utah Stories September 2011 Issue Released
Meet nerds like Pixar founder Ed Catmull and Adobe founder John Warnock, who showed listening to teachers can equal big money and success.