Utah s democracy vacation

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1 universe.byu.edu For week May 8, 2012 Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah Servg Brigham Young University Community Books, Movies & Midnight Shows, Page 9 Utah s democracy vacation 2008, Utah was one 12 states that decreased voter turnout. As most states have creased turnby CHARLES BEACHAM out presidential elections, Utah has n 1968, Utah had highest voter not, Davis We may see a temturnout nation with 78.6 per- porary crease Utah 2012 with cent registered voters partici- high terest Mitt Romney, but that patg that year s presidential won t solve underlyg problem election. In 2008, just 40 years later, lack competitiveness. A possible cause this one-sided Beehive state was next last, with only 50.5 percent eligible citizens party system Utah could be religious conservatism many associate castg ballots. Where once Utah was known across with LDS culture. Stephen Mickelsen, a native Kenne nation as a model wick, Wash., has been high voter particia Utah resident for alpation, it now seems most three years pollg locations have is still tryg fi nd become relics his place Utah s popast. litical conversation. Richard Davis, Mickelsen said he pressor political feels lack compescience at BYU, said tition is driven by a ma reason for perception that says low voter participalatter-day Sats are tion is likely because conservative. a lack political It s almost as if competition. LDS culture, not In 1968, Utah Church, but culwas No. 1 voter Richard Davis ture, has perpetuated turnout, Davis BYU political science pressor this idea that beg a Sce n, Utah has conservative Repubbecome a one party lican is only way state. Accordg most recent party go, Mickelsen As someone affiliation statistics, more than 699,000 with liberal views it s easy feel osutah voters affi liated mselves with tracized for thkg differently. Though not affi liated with any po Republican Party, while less than 164,000 voters identified mselves as litical party, The Church Jesus Christ Latter-day Sats has always Democrats. This one-sided political environ- encouraged its members be active ment is nothg new Utah. In political process. In March, years sce 1976, Utah has only voted First Presidency Church for Republican presidential ci- released a letter urgg its members attend a precct caucus meetg dates. It is difficult motivate voters ir choice. We are concerned with dewhen y know outcome election, Davis said, addg this creasg attendance at se caucus downward trend votg isn t neces- meetgs Utah recent years, letter read. Prciples compatible sarily national. Many states have experienced with gospel may be found marked creases turnout, but Utah See DEMOCRACY on Page 3 contues decle. Between 2004 I I n 1968, Utah was No. 1 voter turnout. Sce n, Utah has become a one party state. Utah voter turnout presidential elections 89.5% 89.6% 78.6% 77.3% 77.8% 78.1% 76.4% 82.0% 80.8% % 69.9% 73.7% 67.8% Source: Office Lieutenant Governor Provo s future temple evokes memories tabernacle s past B y S P E N C E R N GAT U VA I Elder Jeffrey R. Holl will preside at groundbreakg for Provo City Center Temple on Saturday. The new temple will be built on site where Provo Tabernacle once sod. The groundbreakg for new temple is scheduled for May 12 at 9 a.m. Tickets are required attend ceremony are available from LDS ecclesiastical leaders temple s new district. The ceremony will also be broadcast stake centers around Provo. People who are new Provo area ten drive by corner Center Street Uni- versity Avenue where y can see burnt remas buildg s framework, without knowg majesty greur Provo Tabernacle its rich hisry. In 1881, plans were fi rst made erect a new, larger tabernacle because LDS community was outgrowg ir old meetg house. The projected cost was $50,000 with a two-year plan build. Construction Provo Tabernacle began 1883 was completed three years later. The buildg wasn t dedicated until nearly 12 years after its completion on Dec. 8, 1898, by President George Q. Cannon, LDS Church First Presidency. Before tabernacle burned down on Dec. 17, 2010, it was used for many civic events, choir performances, graduations worship services. Provo city Mayor John Curtis said he feels tabernacle was a place which bound community ger a lastg piece hisry that seemed be an important part city. Tabernacle hisry 1885 Memorial services held honorg U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant. 1886/1887 Annual General Conference sessions held Provo Dedicated by LDS Church President George Q. Cannon dedicated tabernacle U.S. President William Howard Taft spoke Center wer removed staed glass wdows stalled Remodeled buildg placed on U.S. National Register Hisric Places Fire destroyed ro terior. Seven Days OF THE UNIVERSE See TEMPLE on Page 5 TUESDAY TUESDAY 5/8 May 8 True Bluetime, Tuesday Event: place. National Teacher s Day University Devotional: 11:05 a.m. de Jong Concert Hall (HFAC) John Hfman, Family, Home Social Sciences. WEDNESDAY 5/9 Free Blood Pressure Checks, NOON2 p.m. WSC Terrace, Sponsored by College Nursg. THURSDAY 5/10 ebay Class, 7 p.m. Provo City Library Computer Lab, unvr.se/irnwxn The Euro Crisis Beyond: What Does it Mean for U.S.? 3 p.m. 238 HRCB, Annio de Lecea, mister prcipal advisor for European Fancial Affairs at Delegation EU U.S., unvr.se/jyf2ea Sources: utah.com Douglas Smoot Renderg courtesy LDS Church The groundbreakg for Provo City Center temple is Saturday, May 12 at 9 a.m. Tickets are required attend, ceremony will be broadcast Provo stake centers. FRIDAY 5/11 Salt Lake Eveng with Friends, 7 p.m. BYU Salt Lake Center, Free, Must register advance onle: unvr.se/iyvdzk Follow His Light Exhibit Openg Weekend, 10 a.m.- 8 p.m. Thanksgivg Pot Gardens, Admission: $10. unvr.se/ipanut SATURDAY 5/12 Provo City Center Temple Groundbreakg, 9 a.m. Elder Jeffrey R. Holl will be presidg. Groundbreakg will be broadcast stake centers area. Utah Valley Convention Center Gr Openg, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 220 W. Center St., Provo. unvr.se/ka6hi7 Provo Children s Book Festival, NOON4 p.m. Provo City Academy Square Library, Free. unvr.se/jjyxpl 46th Annual Art Ball: Through Lookg Glass, 6:30 10:30 p.m. Sprgville Museum Art, Tickets: $35 advance or $45 at door. unvr.se/ipaurp SUNDAY 5/13 Mor s Day MONDAY 5/14 Family Night on Farm, 5 p.m. Thanksgivg Pot, Admission: $5. unvr.se/ips85f Vibe Performg Arts, 6 p.m. Covey Center for Arts, Free. unvr.se/j1yvdo

2 2 The Universe, for week May 8, 2012 UNIVERSE ONLINE Contue readg se sries more at universe.byu.edu Pho courtesy Just Hackworth Spectars enjoy sunset music durg a rop concert last summer. Rop concert series leup Although a parkg garage isn t a typical hangout for most people, it is place be durg a summer Provo. The Rop Concert Series is an organization that gars local talent busess freebies at a unique outdoor location, Provo Town Square parkg garage ro, provide free monthly concerts for all ages. The rop concerts are like nothg else because you get be out great wear sprg summer with beautiful backdrop mountas, said Christa Woodall, a BYU graduate from Salt Lake City rop concert attendee from summer Each concert hosts a new musical artist or group that keeps event fresh attractive every audience member. Woodall said she enjoys attendg concerts because cozy settg. Contued onle. Search: Ro WEATHER TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Sunny Sunny Sunny PRECIPITATION May 2012: : 5.36 Sources: National Wear Service, BYU Geography Department Associated Press Senar Orr Hatch has been asked serve on Mitt Romney s presidential campaign. Hatch will use his experience on Senate Fance Committee advise on economic issues BYU track runner posts epic fall on YouTube Once a while YouTube provides its viewers nice little gems that just have be watched over over aga. Katy Andrews posted a video herself fallg a steeplechase that did just that. Andrews, a steeplechase runner for BYU Track Field Team tripped up a 3,000 meter steeplechase race rammed barrier. These barriers don t fall down when you hit m like a hurdle would; y are sut don t budge an ch. The barrier that Andrews hit sent her sprawlg head first mud, scrapg her leg bangg her head. Andrews later said she was seeg stars as she ran two laps that remaed After watchg video multiple times, it s a wonder she didn t break a leg, let alone that she got up fought through pa. Contued onle. Search: Epic Hatch could add depth Romney campaign Senar Orr Hatch has been asked serve on Governor Mitt Romney s presidential campaign as Special Advisor on Policy. Hatch shows faith Romney s tactics said so a news release. Mitt has background, experience skills needed turn our economy around, I look forward workg with him reverse President Obama s failed economic policies get Americans back work, he As a key strategic policy advisor, Hatch plans enhance Romney s presidential campaign by providg his knowledge advice on repairg country s current economic state. Hear Barney, a Hatch spokesperson, said because Romney Hatch have such close relations, ir chemistry will carry over should Romney be elected fice. Contued onle. Search: Hatch Pho by Meredith Francom Cyclists ride Paul Ream Wilderness Park celebrate openg trail. Provo River Trail opens early The trail that takes cyclists runners from mouth Provo Canyon shores Utah Lake is open six months ahead schedule. The fal piece trail is a tunnel under freeway that closed durg I-15 reconstruction project. Former BYU student, Matt Taylor, used trail get school every day. He said gog through tunnel under freeway could be scary. Contued onle. Search: River trail Celebratg nurses: National nurses week The BYU College Nursg has had a great year, celebratg ir 60th anniversary as a college now celebratg National Nurses Week. National Nurses Week is celebrated from May 6, known as National Nurses Day, through May 12, birthday Florence Nightgale founder modern nursg. On May 9, celebrate student nurses, nursg will provide free blood pressure checks for campus community WSC Terrace from noon 2 p.m. Barbara Mleco, a BYU faculty member College Nursg, sits her fice surrounded by phographs her family children s drawgs hung on wall. Mleco was terested nursg at a young age began as a volunteer high school at a local hospital before eventually receivg her master s degree pediatric nursg. Contued onle. Search: Nurse Al-Qaida posts video kidnapped American MCT CAMPUS ISLAMABAD An American development worker kidnapped last year from his home eastern Pakistan city Lahore has appeared a video released by al-qaida, sayg his caprs will kill him if President Barack Obama does not meet ir dems. Warren Weste, 70, was abducted from his home an upscale neighborhood last August, just days before he was scheduled fish his work Pakistan leave for U.S. In December, al-qaida leader Ayman al-zawahiri appeared a video stated that his terror network was holdg Weste. Pakistani ficials have said y believe Weste is beg held somewhere country's volatile tribal region along Afghan border, where al-qaida militants or Islamic extremist groups mata strongholds. The 2 mute, 40 second video Weste, released on Sunday, shows him dressed a traditional Pakistani tunic as he calmly urges Obama acquiesce al-qaida's dems. In December video, al-zawahiri demed an end all U.S. airstrikes Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia Yemen, as well as release all al- Qaida Taliban militants currently beg detaed. "If you accept dems, I live," Weste said video, directg his remarks Obama. "If you don't accept dems, n I die." Weste appears alone video, which was posted on jihadist Internet forums by al-sahab, al-qaida's media wg. It is not known when video was made. Addressg his wife, Elae, Weste said, "I'm fe, I'm well, I'm gettg all my medications. I'm beg taken care." Weste, whose home is Rockville, Md., suffers from asthma high blood pressure.

3 The Universe, for week May 8, Associated Press U.S. Sen. Orr Hatch (left) former state Sen. Dan Liljenquist (right) both addressed delegates at Utah Republican Convention, on Saturday, April 21 Sy. Utah senate race draws nationwide attention By KAT E BENNION The upcomg Senate race is attractg significant attention as state, national local parties get volved. Students are campaigng on both sides some as elected delegates that represented ir preccts at state convention April. Andrew Bates, a junior busess management, began volunteerg for Republican Sen. Orr Hatch s campaign January. It s been an tense race because people have tense feelgs about what s happeng country right now, Bates It s been an terestg race because a lot more people are volved. Normally young people don t care o much about this, but I have seen a lot student volvement. In addition cumbent Hatch, former Republican state Sen. Dan Liljenquist, has attracted fans on campus. A BYU Facebook group, Students St with Dan, has more than 200 members. Matw Behun, BYU Republicans digital media chair for Wter 2012, said he volunteers for Liljenquist campaign. [I can see this as] old versus new, Behun Dan is 37, Hatch is 77. Dan was state senate for three years, Sen. Hatch has been re for 35 years I really thk he [Liljenquist] can help fix economy fix some fancial problems especially that we re facg right now. Bates attributes student volvement a can-do attitude. There s a lot passion feelg, are recognizg that we can shape way that our country goes y want be a part that, Bates They want get volved do whatever y can. Evelyn Call, communications direcr for Hatch campaign, attributes media spotlight recent hisry. I thk it has somethg do with Sen. Bennett s campaign 2010, beg not elected through convention, Call Two years ago, cumbent Sen. Bob Bennett surprised Utahns by losg Republican cidacy. Sen. Hatch said, you know, I probably need start my campaign a little bit earlier put ger a larger staff make sure that doesn t occur 2012 election, Call Utah s Senate race is also contested because, if re-elected, Hatch s seniority puts him a position become chair Senate Fance Committee. Presidential cidate Mitt Romney has released a statement endorsg Hatch, used a Hatch campaign video, sayg Hatch s leadership committee, would be critical achievg Romney s economic objectives. A political action committee two super PACs, Freedom- Works Freedom Path, are contributg fray. Both cidates, as well as public, have expressed frustration at times about negative external advertisg comg from super PACs. There s a lot outside terest this race, Liljenquist said at a recent wn hall meetg Provo. I thk I was most damaged by this. I don t have millions dollars go on air defend myself. FreedomWorks came FreedomPath came on or side. Call said problem starts party s ability have a say advertisg. To be honest, we would have been happy with no outside terests comg, Call The problem is you can t control that message. By law re is no coordation between our campaign ir organization, so y control message. Sometimes it can be frustratg. DEMOCRACY Turnout at Utah polls dwdles Contued from Page 1 Prciples compatible with gospel may be found platforms various political parties. Lack political diversity isn t only facr contributg Utah s low voter turnout. Most political scientists agree young voters are most politically active demographic, Beehive State isn t lackg young people. In 2010, Census Bureau reported Utah as youngest population nation. In that year, 16.5 percent Utah s population fell between ages 20 29, with a median age 29.2 years. When compared with or age groups, young adults between were well below curve turnout, fallg nearly 20 percent behd voters between ages Utah citizens between years age registered at a rate 67.7 percent. Of those who registered, 63.6 percent actually voted. Hadley Jarvis, a senior at BYU from Alpe, was eligible vote 2010 midterm election, but never registered. Jarvis said she has no plans for votg this year s election eir. It s not that I don t want, or that I don t care, Jarvis I just don t know enough about what s gog on. Jarvis isn t alone feelg unprepared, many young voters feel y aren t equipped make political decisions, but statistics show most simply aren t terested. Accordg a U.S. Census Bureau report entitled Votg Registration TODAY Election November 2008, 48.5 percent year olds who were not registered vote reported beg eir disterested election or politics general. The same report showed 21 percent registered nonvoters said y were simply o busy. Matw Shaw, a junior from Helena, Mont., started studyg at BYU 2008 said registerg vote Utah is simply an convenience. My family lives Montana, so that s where I claim residence, Shaw It s a hassle have get a new driver s license change my permanent address every time I move. Wher low turnout is an issue age, apathy, ignorance or competitiveness is unclear, but government i s t a k i n g steps improve voter turnout. In 2011 m u n i c i p a l e l e c t i o n, In 2011 municipal election, Provo had lowest turnout Utah County, when compared with or cities that reported voter registration statistics. UNIVERSITY DEVOTIONAL Tuesday, May 8, 11:05 a.m., de Jong Concert Hall Provo had lowest turnout Utah County when compared with or cities that reported voter registration statistics. Provo Mayor John Curtis said se elections are important because municipal leaders impact residents a greater way than state federal ficers. We are a very civic-mded people, but it doesn t translate votg, Curtis said, addg city is usg several ols improve voter turnout. Provo has used social media try spread formation about votg times locations, Curtis We have a web site that gives votg location, elected ficials, precct boundaries or important votg formation. In 2009, an effort improve turnout throughout state, former Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. established Governor s Commission on Strengng Utah s Democracy. This commission, comprised Utah politicians public servants, was charged with studyg Utah s political atmosphere recommendg itiatives that could improve voter turnout. Some those recommendations are already beg enacted. T h e s t at e has made leaps bounds improvg voter registration process. Citizens are now able register vote onle at vote.utah.gov. This website makes it easy for citizens register for absentee votg learn more about votg Utah. The issue Utah s low voter turnout will not be solved over night, it will take time effort encourage voters return polls, but Jeremy Pope, pressor political science at BYU, said he believes lower turnout could mean voters are relatively satisfied with how government is runng. I don t mean that we should never worry about low turnout, Pope said, addg low turnout is a complex issue. High turnout is not an unambiguously good thg; low turnout is not necessarily a reason fear for safety republic. This devotional will also be broadcast JSB Audirium F201 HFAC. Utahns weigh on senate cidates By MEREDIT H FRANCOM For some, seeg differences between Republican cidates is like choosg between shades gray. For Jeff Stra, a local precct chair, this year s primary election was unique because so many great people were runng. The cidate pool gog this election is much better than it has been years past, Stra I like choosg between best best. Stra said he voted for former state Sen. Dan Liljenquist at state convention, not because he doesn t support Republican Sen. Orr Hatch, but because re were so many good cidates that it was time for a race. Hatch has not had a primary for 30 years, Stra To be fice this long not be so tated that you get called home is an achievement. Evelyn Call, communications direcr for Hatch campaign, said Hatch s longevity will enable him make changes needed turn nation around as head Senate Fance Committee. [Hatch] is only cidate this race who is a position actually achieve response this country needs get back on track, Call Stra, who has been highly volved politics for years, said he thks seniority can make representatives out uch with ir state, but Liljenquist s experience as a state senar will be an asset servg U.S. Senate. Liljenquist is energetic, Stra He has been good at consensus buildg with his own party he prioritizes well. Holly Richardson, manager for Liljenquist campaign, said his record as a State Senar speaks for itself. It s time trade out for someone with fresh ideas a way get re not just talkg pots, Richardson Stra said Hatch isn t as crisp as he once was. He is 78 years old, Stra He is slowg down. But as for primary election, Stra says he hasn t made up his md yet. I m still considerg both options. A lot depends on time frame that I thk we need have best cidate re, Stra If it s next two years, I ll vote for Hatch. If it s next four years, I don t know which one I ll vote for. If it s next six years, n I ll probably vote for Liljenquist. Summer s better with a pool! $115 $264 Sprg/Summer 2012 Fall 2012/Wter 2013 Free high-speed Internet Free cable TV Evaporative coolers Dishwasher Microwave ovens Laundry facilities Heated pool & spa Lounge with patio Close bus sp 999 E 450 N Office sparksapts.com John P. Hfmann Pressor Sociology John Hfmann is a pressor sociology was recently appoted as chair BYU s Department Sociology. Over previous two years he served as an associate dean College Family, Home, Social Sciences. John came BYU He was baptized a member LDS Church Sapporo, Japan, a year earlier. Born Chicago raised Arlgn, Virgia, he earned a bachelor s degree political science from James Madison University, a master s degree justice studies from American University, a PhD crimology from State University New York at Albany, a master s public health degree from Emory University. His areas research clude causes consequences juvenile delquency illegal drug use sociology religion. His primary teachg responsibilities volve applied statistics for social sciences. John his wife, Lynn Macdonald Hfmann, are parents four boys, two whom are BYU. Selected speeches available at NEXT: DiSTINGUISHED FACULTY LECTURE Rulon Pope Pressor Economics May 15, 11:05 a.m. de Jong Concert Hall PLAN NOW TO ATTEND.

4 4 The Universe, for week May 8, 2012 Police Beat Ivan Feign, Mui Wo, Hong Kong, B.F.A. phography student THEFT April 28 - A bike was reported slen from Heritage Halls. The student last rode his bike at 4 p.m. but couldn t locate it later that day. An ficer later located missg bike anor bike rack at Heritage Halls. April 30 - A bike was reported slen from bike rack north Wilkson Center. Upon furr vestigation it was discovered that BYU Police had impounded it. The student successfully retrieved bike. May 1 - A bike was reported slen overnight from Wyview Park. The bike is worth over $500. Police are still vestigatg. SUSPICIOUS PERSONS May 1 - Officers spped a female ridg a bike a male ridg a longboard down middle street at 1:34 a.m. A background check revealed both had lengthy legal records had been jail before. They were asked leave campus did so willgly. May 1 - Two transient men were reported be loiterg around SAB facilities. They ld ficer y were on ir way Salt Lake City waitg for bus, but didn t know bus schedule. The ficer assisted men fdg right route time reach ir destation. SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY April 30 - A Budget rental truck sat lot 20 over weekend was reported authorities as beg suspicious. Upon furr vestigation it was discovered truck had been rented for Women s Conference was scheduled be returned later that day. May 1 Police were called when several bikes were discovered be missg parts. The respondg ficer reported fdg four bike frames that had ir locks cut. Most were missg tires, seats hlebars. The bikes had been spray pated pk. The case is still under vestigation. JUVENILE PROBLEM April 27 - Four juveniles were reported be throwg rocks at a UTA bus from on bridge connectg Law School Wilkson Center. An ficer was dispatched scene, but no one matchg description dividuals could be found. The ficer terviewed ors waitg at bus sp see if y had seen any suspicious activity. All replied y hadn t seen anythg unusual last hour. RECOVERED PROPERTY April 26 - A student located his bike at JKB bike rack he had previously reported slen. He contacted police who retrieved bike for him. HAZARD CONDITION April 27 - A large carbon dioxide tank was reported leakg makg a loud hissg noise backstage at Pardoe Theater HFAC. Risk Management was called deemed leak wasn t large enough harm anyone couldn t be spped at that time. The tank was scheduled be moved after weekend. MEDICAL April 27 - An ficer was dispatched Cannon Center care for a woman who needed medical attention because a blister on her right foot. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF April 28 - An ficer was called Chief Massasoit sculpture located on west side HBLL. Someone had placed different colored construction paper teepees on around sculpture. The ficer removed teepees. No damage sculpture was reported. For week Tuesday, May 8, 2012 Volume 65, Issue 147 universe.byu.edu 152 BRMB, BYU, Provo, Utah Pho by Chris Bunker RDA Facade Grant Manager Cdy Sweeten helps downwn Provo improve srefront appearances. Center Street busesses l federal facelifts, new signage National Hisric Place locations make improvements B y C ASEY A DAM S Busess owners downwn Provo are grabbg at federal funds renovate srefront facades a city-led plan secure economic vitality downwn commercial district. In a jot effort between Provo City federal government, Center Street busesses are recipients a nationwide resration development itiative meant create jobs strengn sustaability economic activity at municipal level. David Kang opened Sora, newest restaurant downwn district, opened Sora benefited from itiative by collaboratg with Graphik Display & Sign Ldon, produce his restaurant logo fabricate a hangg sidewalk sign. Kang received a grant which covered all costs producg sign logo. It was really paless, Kang said, I thk all busesses should participate it. The terior decor restaurant preserves much origal hisric attributes buildg, with dg area fused with a contemporary style, Kang The four blocks on Center Street from 100 East 300 West are registered as a National Hisric Place, accordg U.S. Department Interior. The Provo City Redevelopment Agency helps manage Downwn Srefront Facade Matchg Grant program fers funds for terior exterior improvements busesses. The program matches $3 for every $1, with a $10,000 maximum. Cdy Sweeten, RDA Facade Grant Manager, promotes program by approachg downwn busess owners educate m about its benefits. The grant program is funded by Washgn is locally executed. Applicants are required obta at least three bids for srefront improvement projects. RDA fers assistance applicants for fdg contracrs completg all necessary paperwork for application. All fal decisions come down busess owner, Sweeten said regardg architectural design ideas. We re just fundg source. The Madison, located on corner 300 West Center Street, received grant funds subsidize expense repatg facade stallg new srefront wdows. Station 22 participated grant program, with a specific stipulation creatg at least one full-time position with a year, accordg Sweeten. The process for applicant can take up 90 days, from start until completion. The construction phase lasts between one two weeks busesses can rema open durg construction, accordg Sweeten. The Utah Valley Convention Center opens May 12, which creates a virtual deadle for city revamp appearance surroundg commercial district so visirs leave with a positive experience from travelg Provo. Respondg convention s openg, tegration Downwn Srefront Facade Matchg Grant program, Sweeten said, It s a priority. Pho by Chris Bunker Many busesses on Center Street will have an updated look. You still have time. 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5 TEMPLE Groundbreakg on Saturday Contued from Page 1 If you had asked me a week ago if a buildg could actually have a heartbeat, I thk I would have laughed, Curtis Yet somehow, an stant, all us felt it, all us saw it all us knew it. This was more than a buildg, this buildg had a soul. It was part us, a part our fabric a part who we are. Douglas Smoot, emeritus dean engeerg technology at BYU, has felt a strong connection tabernacle sce he was born. Douglas is great-grson Abraham O. Smoot, who served 13 years as Provo mayor as first president board trustee s Brigham Academy. One Abraham O. Smoot s greatest undertakgs was This buildg was most important piece architecture this valley. Russell Bateman Provo resident build Provo Tabernacle 1874 he got deed l. Smoot s great-grson said he has many memories from livg close tabernacle. Sittg re tabernacle, eir participatg or speakg, was always a special experience for me, Douglas The sun on a nice day, which was ten, would just pour through those beautiful sta glass wdows on south side. That has been a very long stg feelg beg re just a very sacred experience for me. Hundreds thouss people have sat wood-carved benches tabernacle, listeng many choirs, civic programs heartfelt sermons from pulpit. Students, parents neighbors gared re fellowship commune with God. Perhaps even more important than se truly famous moments at tabernacle, said Matw Holl, president Utah Valley University, are thouss thouss quieter, but even more fluential moments, which have positively shaped lives se good citizens this fair valley ours. Speakg at a community garg December 2010, Holl paid tribute tabernacle spoke many personal experiences he had while growg up near tabernacle. The tabernacle has been place my sweetest moments communion with believers not my particular faith, Holl Many members Provo community have fond memories at tabernacle, yet image graed so many mds as late is billowg columns smoke comg from ro once majestic buildg. It ok 36 hours tense labor roughly one million gallons water fally extguish flames on Dec. 18, The fire marshal said it was one largest fire vestigations state. Russell Bateman, a Provo resident, has dedicated many hours preservg hisry tabernacle -- recorded at provotabernacle.com. This buildg was most important piece architecture this valley, I was devastated see it burn, Bateman RENT STARTING AT $375 * VILLAGE Though fire brought much sorrow heartache, plans build an LDS Temple renewed excitement for many church members. I was ecstatic when church announced a new temple be built its place, Smoot Not only will tabernacle be resurrected, it will also be exalted. AT SOUTH CAMPUS COME SEE WHAT MAKES THE VIL GE AT SOUTH CAMPUS YOUR NEW HOME TODAY!

6 6 The Universe, for week May 8, 2012 ISSUES IDEAS VIEWPOINT The importance dissent What activists teach us about humanity Articles accountg saga Chen Guancheng, a bld Chese activist, have filled newspapers across country for past two weeks. On April 22, Chen made more than 300-mile trek from his small village where he had been under house arrest for two years U.S. Embassy Beijg. More than seven years ago, Chen, livg a rural Chese village, protested abuses local ficials who abducted local women subjected m forced abortions some with days ir due dates an extreme effort enforce Cha s onechild policy. Officials placed Chen under house arrest, charged him with committg property damage, barred his lawyers from trial sentenced him 51 months prison. After his release 2010, government placed him under house arrest cut f his communication with outside world. Censorship human rights violations agast political dissidents are nothg new Cha or across globe. For centuries, members society have risen up confronted governments cultural practices y saw as unjust. Ghi went on hunger strikes India protest imperial rule, Mart Lur Kg, Jr. marched for equality Nelson Mela spoke out agast aparid. Lately, my personal readg has revolved around two polar ends humanity tales atrocities so repugnant y shake our faith humanity dividuals who, through ir courage strength, resre that faith. Both exist as mysterious outliers human condition. On one end, how could anyone participate is such acts horror such as those seen concentration camps, Cambodia Rwa, name a few? On or end, how did those who fought back fd courage rebel agast such odds when so few did? Atrocities remd us civilized society order are fragile easily shattered when power corrupts. Sadly, a twisted, group mentality or ideology can easily override our better natures. However, better natures can rise above out horrid experiences. The tales humanitarians dissidents spire us because y reflect what we wish we would all do such a situation y saw justice spoke up. In short, y remd us our humanity. It can be easy dismiss justice [ Tweetg Cougars I love smell #BYU sprgtime. It smells like high supply, low dem. That means lower tuition, what are your plans for entitlement reform? Many here at #BYU want know #utpol URepublicans Student: I made mistake takg lear algebra *before* mission. Teacher: Yeah preach my gospel shoves that out your md Takg your engagement pics on campus... #classy that is what i like see. #BYU stball girls helpg a sgle mor distract her fussy child. proud be a cougar. KATIE HARMER because it is far away or simply because it is so prevalent we don t recognize it. Iris Chang, author The Rape Nankg, wrote, Apparently some quirk human nature allows even most unspeakable acts evil become banal with mutes, provided that y occur far enough away pose no personal threat. Most us will never be a war zone. Many us will not have means or time travel such areas as aid workers. Our lives may not be directly affected by justice, but one can make a pround impact simply with remembrance. The phrase goes, Those who ignore hisry are doomed repeat it. There can be great power a collective remembrance atrocities ensurg we do not view those actions as banal. No matter how many times we learn Holocaust or massacres Bosnia, we should feel shock. Such scars human hisry serve as constant remders importance protectg our fragile better nature. Sometimes we passively walk past justice simply because it is so prevalent we don t recognize it. This is why voice dissent is so important. Dissenters ten see justices we pass because y are norm. Abolitionists spoke out agast accepted practice slavery. Civil rights activists spoke out agast accepted Jim Crow laws. The most important justices speak out agast are those we don t see those generally accepted. In 2006, Chen ld Time magaze, Someone has fight for people with no voice. I guess that person is me. Chen is a bld, self-taught lawyer born a poverty-stricken village rural Cha; yet, he has become an advocate for those without a voice. Chang also wrote, Please believe power one. One person can make an enormous difference world. One person actually, one idea can start a war, or end one or subvert an entire power structure.... You as one dividual can change millions lives. Thk big. Do not limit your vision do not ever compromise your dreams or ideals. One person can make a difference, no matter how obscure ir origs. Katie Harmer is opion edir for The Universe. This viewpot represents her opions not necessarily those BYU, its admistration or The Church Jesus Christ Latterday Sats. [ Facebook Reactions ] A furr look world s largest rope swg William Stacey How long until severe jury or death by a copycat? Extreme...ly dangerous. Very surprised this is endorsed on this site. Chad Parker Wow, one ridiculously credible extreme ride a rope swg! Bill reclaim l around Y Wendy Midgley Save Y Mounta! Sound f: What is a college education worth? Ot Max Florschutz Not only has amount money pour colleges risen an absurd degree, value a traditional degree has dropped rock botm. In or words, we re spendg more money for less. Leave your comments at universe.byu.edu Double-edged sword In response Dissectg Bubble (5/1), I thk greatest benefit BYU is its attempts create an atmosphere which its are shielded from dangers outside world. I thk greatest drawback BYU is its attempts create an atmosphere which its are shielded from dangers outside world. It s a double-edged sword. What this atmosphere does is it gives its a boost direction Church wants its young people go, but it also tends create a very homogenous, isolated narrow world view among many. The negative side effect this practice is when anyone comes bubble with an opion or belief that is contrary majority views with culture, those views are ten met with censorship or contempt. Those conditioned isolated culture ten withdraw from any discussion that cludes any dissentg views, y furr isolate mselves from those views. Most BYU end up preferrg live an echo chamber, rar than hearg a variety different views, so y will only surround mselves with friends who agree with exactly everythg y believe. I don t thk this is a very healthy way grow knowledge understg ors. ERIC DAVIS via Facebook Over generalization In response Boot attitude (5/1), I was almost wed on a Sunday for parkg an empty parkg lot near campus while dog my home teachg. Hence, I agree with fal statement Jordan Gust makes concerng fdg anor place park. However, I can t say I would slam entire student population label m as just as foul-moud dishonest as next person. I [ Readers Forum ] calmly paid fe have my car released. Maybe that is not good enough for author. Perhaps he ll claim I m not livg my commitment Honor Code because I paid fe have my car released on a Sunday. Was student operatg w truck also dishonest when he fered for me pay half price have my car released? Is that agast company policy would get him fired? How do I know he wasn t takg money for himself? True, all is not well. But we already know we re all sners need repent improve. We don t need author s depressg, self-righteous statements make us feel worse about ourselves those around us. RUSSELL DIBB Bountiful Gender roles hisry In response Traditional gender roles (5/1), traditional gender roles extend back far beyond dustrial revolution 19th century. In ancient scripture, Eve s name Hebrew means Mor--All- Livg. Women Bedou tribes had stewardship as tent-builders tent-keepers for ir families, while a man s stewardship was provide protect resources world outside tent. In Pro-Indo-European roots, term husb is a kenng meang house-builder because a man was responsible for buildg a new home for his betrod. In Old English, a Lord was hlaf-orde or loaf-guardian, while his Lady was a hlaf-dige or loaf-kneader. In Elder Packer s Parable Keys, man has two keys woman has one. The man s first key grants him entrance sanctuary where woman presides, his second key helps m open a covenantal ark which cannot be accessed without sgular key woman. Our Crear has blessed males females with a variety equal but complementary roles throughout ages, cludg Herdsman Housekeeper. CYNTHIA HALLEN Associate pressor, Lguistics English Language Got an opion? We want hear it. Send your letters Universe.ideas@gmail.com or comment onle via Facebook.

7 universe.byu.edu/sports For week May 8, 2012 Page 7 Sports & RECREATION ONLINE BYU rugby domates UCLA From walk-on key player The unconventional journey BYU basketball guard Craig Cusick By SCOTT HANSEN Pho By Jamison Metzger Craig Cusick hles ball agast University San Francisco. BYU won game Craig Cusick has taken an unorthodox route beg a key guard on BYU Cougars men s basketball team. Two years ago, he was playg for LDS Community College Salt Lake City when he broke his ankle at end season. After that school year, he was admitted BYU where he became an accountg major. However, his love for basketball determation play Division I basketball wouldn t die. He joed many or at tryouts Marriott Center, runng through drills practices coaches had planned out over three days. The coaches were impressed with Cusick s performance put him on practice squad where he would run through practice drills through entirety season, helpg senior backcourt Jimmer Fredette Jackson Emery prepare for games, though he would not dress or participate any m. While many walk-ons are not usually vited back after one year, head coach Dave Rose gave Cusick a shot make team. The junior guard did not disappot, averagg 16.8 mutes all 35 games startg 3. He averaged 3.1 pots 2.1 assists shot a teambest 37.9 percent from beyond arc. I m gog be honest, it s different, Cusick If you re recruited as a scholarship player, re s a sense that you ve already proven yourself high school or wherever you were, that you deserve be here. Beg a walk-on, it takes a little bit longer ga that trust, because you re just a rom guy on street that shows up for tryouts. It takes hard work, but I ve been very fortunate. Cusick s experience is unique BYU basketball, as most walk-ons will not get opportunity play very much games, but his determation succeed has impressed coaches. Very few have opportunity that Craig experienced, head coach Dave Rose It s extremely unique because, eligibility wise, it left an openg for anor guy. Craig did a great job as a practice player his first year here, he s a guy that has an unbelievable work ethic ok advantage a unique situation actually got a chance play games. He n ok advantage that opportunity performed well games. You have go back quite a ways fd a walk-on who s had as much an impact games as Craig has had this year. Cusick is not alone as a walk-on for team. Junior guard Brock Zylstra also walked on a couple years ago, however his situation was a See CUSICK on Page 8 America lovg tennis aga Tyler Haws ready get back form By KELLY HAIGHT A small, yellow ball flies by a blur, soarg just millimeters over a net. Back forth it goes until fally it hits mesh crowd explodes cheers. Tennis is no longer country club sport it once was. It is growg children adult recreation leagues across country gag a large fan base, especially at BYU. BYU men s tennis coach Brad Pearce said he sees his coachg role not only as directg improvg his team, but as a marketer advocate for BYU tennis program both student Provo community. In his time as head coach, Pearce has helped develop a large ever-growg fan base at his team s matches. As more people have come matches, for whatever reason, y ve come for first time, y ve seen athleti - cism players excitement college tennis, Pearce said, See TENNIS on Page 8 Tyler Haws recently returned from his two-year mission Philippes is ready start trag gettg back basketball shape. Haws his coachg staff have decided it is his best terest stay away from team play or pick up games for next two months. Haws far former BYU basketball player Marty Haws, is gog be his ma trag partner durg summer. I m gog be liftg a lot workg out with my dad, Haws We started liftg yesterday I felt pretty good. It s a process will take a while but I m ready be patient with myself just take it one day at a time. Haws s summer trag will be focused on strength trag endurance. Haws lost nearly 15 pounds durg his mission. Haws attributed his weight loss warm wear hard work, not usual mission smach bug or illness. Haws also said he played a little ball while Philippes. He played a different By RANDAL CLAYTON position at center, but it was still basketball. BYU basketball practice will kick f Ocber Haws said he plans be shape for practice for ir first game. Haws said he felt his game will benefit from his mission experiences gog season. I learned lots different skills on my mission like beg vocal, beg a leader, Haws I thk those thgs will help me gog forward BYU program. Haws also learned on his mission one his teammates became as popular conversation as Joseph Smith. Yes, Jimmermania even made its way across water Philippes. I couldn t be happier for him, he I knew Jimmer was a special kid very talented player. It was cool see next season thgs he did thgs he accomplished. In his freshman year, Haws played an important role for team by averagg over 26 mutes 11.3 See HAWS on Page 8 Pho by Natali Wyson Returned missionary Tyler Haws plans ga weight tra dividually preparation for comg basketball season. game on! 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8 8 The Universe, for week May 8, 2012 CUSICK Cougars benefit from walk-on Contued from Page 7 little bit different. He was a preferred walk-on, meang coaches specifically vited him walk-on, he is now a scholarship player, startg 28 games this year. It s ugh go hard way, Zylstra We really have remember that most us were best players on our high school teams. We have confidence our abilities know that we can play, but it s still hard. The only requirements for walkg on, besides showg obvious talent, are beg a full-time student at BYU good academic stg beg able clear up schedule practice every day for three or four hours. It depends on season team s needs as how many players y take. Every year is different, BYU assistant coach Tim La- Comb We have different needs terms positions or sheer numbers. There s been years where we ve taken up three guys, re s been years where we haven t taken any. We put guys through different drills n watch for different thgs that we need. The prospect havg a walk-on takg mutes, HAWS RM rebounds for next season Contued from Page 7 pots per game. He really shed 2010 NCAA urnament where he was second highest scorer LARGE! PRIVATE! AFFORDABLE! Apply Now! perhaps even a startg position, from a scholarship player may have potential create a certa amount animosity for player sittg on bench. No one likes takg a back seat, Zylstra We re all competirs, we all want play, but at some pot you have sit back see what y re brgg success team. For Cusick, Zylstra BYU, wng games as a team comes before any type dividual recognition or award. We re just re as a team play ger, Cusick Each us can put our own pieces, I thk we need every sgle one players re. I don t look at it like I m takg this guy s mutes or that guy s. It s just dog whatever I need do help team w. The Cougar coaches are equally impressed with players focus on numbers w column rar than focusg on dividual accolades or goals y want accomplish. Be really competitive, LaComb said advice anyone thkg about walkg on. Work really hard. Make everythg you do about wng. Check your personal agendas at door. If you put everythg pot make everythg about wng, you ll be really successful that role. As Cougars look at this last season, y see a lot success amid enormous ARRIAGE COVE A P A R T M E N T S changes. They underwent a conference change, playg agast new teams arenas y ve never played at before. It was also first year without a superstar like Jimmer captag team. However, Cougars still managed w at least 25 games for seventh consecutive year, wng an NCAA Tournament game for third consecutive year. Every season sts on its own, LaComb But from guys we lost last year, havg guys new roles that y ve never played before, we were really pleased that se guys found a way w 26 games get back urnament w a game re. They fought from very begng very end. Rememberg his unconventional journey beg a key player Cougar backcourt, Cusick said he is filled with gratitude joy at beg given a chance prove himself. I m grateful for this chance I ve been given, my coaches for givg me a chance, Cusick For players accept me. It says a lot about stitution we have here. I honestly thk I have best teammates world. It s a team game nothg comes dividually. I haven t done anythg special, but team coaches have done special thgs this year, I ve been fortunate be able play. I m really excited we look forward a really successful year next season. both games, second only Fredette. Haws return is excitg not only for his parents, but for his fans as well. He is a natural shooter a great worker, Jeremiah Olsen, a recent BYU Graduate He should fd his stride if he is mentally ugh enough. Dave Madsen, anor BYU Student from Provo, Pre-Management Core program is a self proclaimed BYU fanatic is excited see Haws back on floor. I m sked that Tyler s back, Madsen His shootg ability will be a much-needed boost for Cougars. With Haws, a developg guard le Carlo Wder Davies returng for his senior season, I m lookg forward once aga watch cougars make a nice run Big Dance. Heated Swimmg Pool Hot Tub Basketball Court Gazebo BBQ Cable TV High-speed Internet On-site Laundry UTA Bus Service Luxury Clubhouse Exercise/Weight Room Game Room Music Room w/ Piano Voted Provo s Best! carriagecove.com follow us on facebook WEST 1720 NORTH Pho by Kelly Haight Tennis is makg a comeback America with both children adult recreational leagues. TENNIS Sport popular with spectars Contued from Page 7 [spectars] fd it s fun y enjoy tensity emotion y re up close y re not removed. All those thgs are combg help us have great crowd support, which we appreciate. Bron White, a senior from Rivern became a BYU tennis fan this season, largely part talent dedication required from players. I am still baffled at serves, White I can t even see ball, but y are capable returng it with precision, accuracy power. That blows my md. White said he likes how close fans are matches because y can see emotion on player s faces, a sense, get know players how y play react. It s almost like you can feel exactly what y re gog through, so it s really easy get matches get excited about m, White Some BYU s tennis fans have taken many tennis classes fered at BYU, which are taught by coaches or tennis strucrs throughout year. Courtney Warczak, a junior from Tacoma, Wash., played tennis when she was younger thought takg a tennis class would be a fun experience a way get away from stress academic school year. I was terrible at tennis I hate beg bad at sports, so I wanted improve, Warczak Now, I know how serve. I never knew how serve beforeh I didn t know how hard it was. Warczak said she has gaed a better appreciation for game when she goes matches sce takg a tennis class. No Dental Insurance? We ll straighten that out. nth east dental Tennis isn t just gettg bigger at BYU. There are recreational leagues United States Tennis Association who have programs for adults children play tennis Utah across country. The Provo City Recreation Department has children adult leagues with multiple sessions throughout summer, most which are geared for begners gettg sport tennis. Shelianne White, a recreation supervisor at Provo City Recreation Department, said its tennis program is strong many times, tennis is a family affair. Many siblgs are signed up who learn game ger, game ir parents have been playg for years. I ve found that most our participants tennis tend know someone who plays tennis, or a parent signs m up because y want get [ir kids] volved ir sport, White With limited tennis strucrs dividual aspect tennis, program is smaller n or team sports like soccer, basketball baseball, but it is growg. We defitely had more [youth participants] this year than last year, re s defitely a positive trend re, White We also have a lot repeatg kids for multiple sessions throughout summer. Many tennis players fans admire precision skill level tennis requires. And players, wher y play leisurely or competitively, like challenge. I observe a lot more about specific techniques that [players] use that I learned my class, Warczak It s really hard. It doesn t look that hard, but it is. And I like challenge myself with sports I felt takg a tennis class really helped me improve my game. Even young tennis players appreciate attention detail y must focus on learn game, many like fact that tennis isn t your typical sport. I thk a lot parents kids who choose tennis choose it as frge sport, White It isn t a mastream sport. You can t just jump on field kick a soccer ball around. It takes a little bit more technical work. The USTA has taken youth tennis one step furr. For years, or sports have modified ir games adhere youth players. Soccer has smaller goals fields; basketball has shorter hoops; baseball created t-ball. Tennis has now joed this trend. The USTA has created tennis geared specifically for kids Ten Under Tennis Initiative rules competition have been altered. There are smaller courts, shorter nets, kid-sized rackets even special balls that don t bounce as high. These adjustments allow young players learn technical aspects a game that now fits ir size skill level. Anne Davis, USTA National Manger Recreation Coaches Programs said itiative has taken f, support from pressional tennis players, like Andy Roddick, Roger Federer Serena Williams, has helped lead its success. It s growg tremendously right now, Davis The pressional players on ur teachg pressionals are very critical. If we get ir support young children are lookg up [se pressional players] y thk [tennis] is OK do. This is great. 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9 universe.byu.edu/life For week May 8, 2012 Life, etc. Page 9 book From By ALEX HOEFT May odds be ever your favor. After all this time? Always. All we have decide is what do with time that is given us. The Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Lord Rgs all books that have defed generations along with movies that have built f those established fan bases. In past few years, book--movie productions have sky-rocketed. Popular books have come life on big screen, resultg expg popularity for book title fan clubs larger than your local book club. They re a ugh audience please, movie-watchers well-known books. Half m are faithful bookworms have already cast, directed produced entire movie ir heads. The or half only know what previews tell m. But even takg tricky viewers consideration, no one can deny extreme popularity movies from books. The past movie-made books Makg movies from books is not a fad it didn t just start 21st century. The book--movie idea began as early as 1896, when Trilby Little Billee The Awakeng Rip hit screens both short, black white, silent films. By 1940s, big screen Movie REVIEW The Avengers Marvel has been avenged By JUSTIN ZARIAN seven out 10 Oscar wng-movies for Best Picture were movies based f novels. Sce begng 1900s, hundreds movies made from ir book counterparts have been created, but most were books unbeknownst general public, like Mority Report, Caso Royale, Jaws, Mean Girls The Social Network. The damsel distress The victim Hollywood hype is screenwriter one who comes up with sry le for films. With popularity movies from books, sries are pretty much already written all that s needed is a little condensg. Thus, screenwriters aren t as valuable as y could be. Rachel Getts, program direcr for Utah Screenwriter s Project, attributes book-made-movie franchise money economy. Hollywood seems be runng ward any sry pitch with public doma characters, Getts Rar than pay an author, y can do anor reboot a popular fairy tale. Just look at multiple Snow White re-imaggs comg ceplex. A popular book series already has a built- audience that will go see movie no matter wher it s good or not [] this has shaped dustry last 10 years. For screenwriters, popularity movies made from books means See MOVIES on Page 11 Ratg: 3.5 out 4 Stars I had my hesitations gog The Avengers. Despite positive word mouth, fact that so many big name acrs were sharg screen made me nervous. Usually that means everyone will compete for attention someone we love will be left dust. Thanks writer direcr Joss Whedon, those fears have been put aside create one Marvel s best movies date. The Avengers begs with Thor s connivg bror Loki comg Earth open a portal for an alien vasion. Seeg no or option, Samuel L. Jackson s Nick Fury begs The Avengers Initiative assembles our favorite heroes sp Loki save day. You have seen this plot done many times before, but Whedon s non-sp directg momentum keeps it fresh entertag. From gradual assembly heroes explosive third act, film keeps your attention rewards audiences familiar unfamiliar comics equal measures. The real stars film are comedy writg character development. Whedon s script balances se larger-than-life personalities give everyone a moment she. From Iron Man Capta America swappg sults Agent Coulson s scene-stealg moments, no one feels overshadowed or wasted. There is a growg sense camaraderie as we see each character learn how hle each or, though not without a few massive bumps road. I also appreciate how comedic dramatic dialogue is tailored for both See REVIEW on Page 11 Phos by Chris Bunker Fans show up for midnight premiere The Avengers. HERO HYSTERIA fice record for biggest openg weekend date. Several aters opened five or more screengs By KAITI PURSE fit all eager fans, whose les snaked perimeters buildgs. The excitement raged The highly anticipated midnight showg onle as well. Twitter Facebook were alive Marvel s newest superhero flick packed aters with talk The Avengers premiere, with across America capacity Thursday night with movie trendg both nationally locally. fans donng star-emblazoned shields flowg The midnight premiere crowd is a particularly capes. passionate excitable group. As is cusmary, The Avengers grossed a staggerg quarter many fans attended movie full garb a billion dollars ternationally before it hit local ir favorite characters. Some pated ir sk aters, with some projections estimatg worldwide green while ors wore helmets carried large earngs nearly $600 million by end hammers. weekend. Domestically, film garnered over $200 million its openg weekend, earng box See HEROES on Page 11 The Avengers is latest long le comic book adaptations hit big screen By ALEX HOEFT Superheroes we all love em, we all want be em, Hollywood is takg advantage that. Last week s release The Avengers was a cherry on p 24 superhero films based on Marvel Comics past 10 years, plus seven or comic films by DC Comics. The film combes many superhero movies made over past few years (Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Capta America, Thor) create ultimate action-packed film, filled with brave good guys terrifyg bad guys. The $400 million domestic gross Spider-Man 2002 was begng latest superhero boom, sce n, Daredevil, Superman, Batman, Green Hornet X-Men have all made appearances on big screen. Much superhero appeal stems from advanced impressive technology: stunng visual effects leave audience ooh-g ah-g long after credits roll. Production studios deem comic books a recipe for success as well, already supplied with a built- sry, action scenes romance. Blame it on America s easily-satisfied pleasure for fast cars cool tricks, but as long as comic book movies parent impressive visual effects, comic trend will st strong. LIFE CALENDAR May 8 14 Tuesday Front & Center Dance Academy, Covey Center for Arts, 5 & 7 p.m. Tickets: $2. unvr.se/k4lrlw SCERA Youth Theater: Sprg Broadway Revue, SCERA Center for Arts, 7 p.m. Tickets: $5. Through May 9. unvr.se/jxmine Wednesday International Cema: The Seventh Seal Himalaya, 250 SWKT, will be shown on Wednesday, Friday Saturday. ic.byu.edu/now.php Thursday Organ Recitals at Temple Square, Tabernacle on Temple Square, weekdays Saturdays at 12 noon. Free. unvr.se/irrop1 Friday Theatreworks USA: Fancy Nancy & Or Sry Books, de Jong Concert Hall (HFAC), May 11: 7 p.m., May 12: 2 p.m.. 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10 The Universe, for week May 8, Local artist: From Moab magic, mischief miracle By CHARLIE R O B ERT S On pmost floor Harris Fe Art Center lies humble studio visual arts pressor Robert T. Barrett. Framed canvases adorng army green walls, a small sk corner covered pat, figure sketches stacked on h hundreds books dicate hisry this visual sryteller. Born Moab artists ir own right, Barrett recalls growg up with smell his mor s oil patgs waftg from closet by front door. We were always encouraged do art, said Barrett recallg summer camps he attended with his younger bror Bill, a pressor computer science at BYU. It wasn t until after his mission that Barrett decided contue his passion for art. He said he recalls his parents callg for a serious sit down where y asked if he was sure his choice. Because starvg artist, he said, that designation had come from somewhere. Barrett s first piece was a black white illustration Church asked him do that ended up on cover a 1978 New Era. I had conviction that I d end up workg for church, he Now Barrett is receive Phi Kappa Phi Artist Award August from nation s oldest, largest most selective all-disciple honor society. Accordg ir website, Phi Kappa Phi was founded 1897, highest level academia recognize promote academic excellence all fields higher education engage community scholars service ors, accordg ir website. Howard Grey, a pressor There s a magic mischief that makes you smile celebrate realism. Howard Grey BYU pressor on Robert Barrett s art rapeutic recreation former Phi Kappa Phi president at BYU has known Barrett for several years nomated him two years ago for Artist Award. There s a magic mischief ( Barrett s art) that makes you smile celebrate realism a miracle when paper pen makes thgs come life, Grey He has a very contagious personality, somethg poison control should probably fd a cure for because it is so addictg. Barrett s recent textbook publication Life Drawg is beg used at several universities has been translated Japanese Dutch. Fans Italy Norway have expressed ir appreciation as well. Don Mullan, an author humanitarian Irel, asked Barrett s permission use his origal illustrations from Silent Night, Holy Night sry Christmas Truce 1914 as part an exhibit at Church St. Nikolas at Messes, France. The exhibit will open 2014 as a centennial commemoration truce. Mullan asked use Barrett s illustrations, statg an how deeply movg evocative pieces were. Thouss upon thouss people would come see m each year y would add tremendously creatg a sacred space peace upon our wounded earth, Mullan Images courtesy Robert T. Barrett Some Robert Barrett s work, clockwise from above: Illustration for Silent Night, Holy Night, Christ Americas, an illustration a ballera, an illustration a young Michelle Obama for a children s book. Barrett was recently featured Deseret News, Daily Herald BYU News for his commission update series Latter-day Sat prophet illustrations located Harmon Buildg. He was also commissioned illustrate children s books about President Barack Obama his wife Michelle. Barrett said he looks forward or children s books he is currently volved with, although he never itially considered himself a children s illustrar. Barrett also talked about a patg he will create called Eventide, a scene between Christ disciples on road Emmaus. Pho by Mark A. Philbrick/BYU Pho Considered by his peers Norman Rockwell this generation, Robert T. Barrett, pressor at BYU accomplished artist, will receive distguished Phi Kappa Phi award this August. Now playg a wer near you APPS OF THE WEEK Twitter goes mobile By CHARLIE R O B ERT S For first time sce its ception, International Cema will be screeng movies through sprg summer. Sponsored by BYU College Humanities, International Cema found its humble begngs 1950s 60s with a small group ternational faculty members who met once a semester. After more than 50 years screeng movies, this multicultural program now shows two films per week Spencer W. Kimball Tower ater on ma floor. Each film has several showgs throughout week. Accordg ir website, International Cema is world s largest longest-runng university foreign film program. The program strives furr academic development by screeng movies as a mechanism for addressg issues such as prejudice, racism ignorance. Romy Franks, a senior majorg European studies, is current assistant BYU School Music presents Gilbert Sullivan s The Mikado Wed-Sat / June 6-9, 7:30 pm $6-10, de Jong Concert Hall direcrs International Cema program. What is particularly compellg about foreign films is that y are ten crafted tell a deeper sry than perhaps typical, mastream American audience is used, Franks Some more recognized films International Cema has shown clude Slumdog Millionaire, Il Pos Pan s Labyrth. Film is essentially an art form, Franks And just as we study great art around world, we should clude study foreign film our reperires. The admission all International Cema screengs is free. For a full list films showtimes, visit ic.byu.edu. By BEK I WINCHEL Twitter has more than 100 million active users. The microbloggg social media site allows users share news, announcements, jokes pictures all 140 character tweets. It also allows users follow media pressionals, sports figures celebrities. Twitter members aren t just tweetg from ir lapps. In a recent report, Twitter said 43 percent its users access site from ir phones. Many Apple users use apps, along with tweetg natively, meang iphone ipad owners can tweet directly from ir device s camera, maps feature or Safari browser. One such user is Spencer Irve, a senior from Maryl majorg ternational relations. He uses TweetDeck on his lapp tweets natively on his iphone. I m a big political junkie sports fan, Irve I like havg a Twitter app on my iphone so I can get immediate updates. Twitter also has an ficial app that was recently updated, but re are a few more that take Twitter on mobile devices next level. Hootsuite allows you sre up five social media priles on one account for free. Users can swipe across Hootsuite s terface see ir Facebook, Twitter, Lked or feeds, mentions messages. Personalized analytics are sent users each week track ir fluence. Erik Fisher is social media manager at Indiana Wesleyan University uses both Tweetdeck Hootsuite manage It s everythg you want It s more fun summer with a pool! university s Twitter accounts. 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11 The Universe, for week May 8, HEROES Many fans see early showg Contued from Page 9 Josh Gurr, a BYU student from Germany, is a frequent attender midnight premieres. MOVIES Books can be big hits on film Contued from Page 9 less a chance submit ir own material watch it grow popularity simply because its origality. With slow destruction origal screenwritg, Getts explaed, screenwriters mselves have become terchangeable durg development process because y aren t fully vested. The vestment that is normally coupled with a screenwriter s own origal characters sry le doesn t lay foundation for a sry, thus results screenwriter s less-than-enthusiastic outlook take risks or try any dynamic srytellg. Origal material is more risky [] requires more development care, Getts Unfortunately, this has led an over-reliance on franchises, remakes conventional film makg. As America grows more vocally-opionated, Hollywood direcrs grow more cautious. The risk a br new sry is not as appealg as copyg a best-sellg book. A positive sp on movie-gog experience Many folks see trend as an spiration younger generation more readg. In Barbara Vey s Beyond Her Book blog, she explas It s a process, Gurr It s a four hour wait for an epic movie. You don t go for a useless movie but [ The Avengers ] is tally worth it. In one local ater norrn Provo, cheers erupted when lights dimmed someone near front began a shoutg countdown that filled ater. Gasps sounded followg stunng action sequences delivered by positive side many movies creatg bookworm s imagation on big screen. Sce this whole books movies books thg works, I say make even more good ones, Vey wrote. If kids need an addiction, let it be books I ll be an enabler. I hope schools wake up start payg attention by havg kids read books school that would make m enjoy readg. Vey s comments seem shadow rise book sales for featured movies. A few days after release The Hunger Games aters, Public Scholastic announced bestsellg trilogy showed a 55 percent crease sce begng 2012, leapg from 23.5 million copies prt 36.5 million copies prt. The Hunger Games trilogy has sod on The New York Time s best-seller list for a solid three years, with release movie, shows no sign disappearg anytime soon. A study by Nielsen Company shows that before release movie Harry Potter Deathly Hallows, Part One, Harry Potter book series jumped sales. Hollywood s antagonist, determed bookworm Though openg weekends such movies are filled with rabid fans, re is still much opposition evitable destruction book s name. You know what I m not dog night? tweeted Danny Duke from Salt Lake City. Gog Hunger Games. The only superheroes. Jonathan Webb, a junior studyg biophysics sported a Capta America costume. He said he thks re are perks midnight showg attendance. The cheerg, laughg, clappg that s what really made it for me, Web Like literally, how do you make a movie more epic than that? Best movie ever. book series/movie worth it my lifetime is [The Lord Rgs]. Duke s next tweet was along same les: That beg said, Harry Potter was a quality book series, but movies lacked a lot. LOTR crushed it. Trevor Ralph, a construction management major from Roswell, Ga., said he understs difficulty that comes with creatg a movie from an immensely popular book, even though movies ten aren t what he expected, he still enjoys watchg m. When you read books, you connect with characters you underst what y re gog through, Ralph In movies, a whole bunch detail a whole bunch emotion is left out. You just don t ga as much connection. Despite lack connection, Ralph said pressure please two different types audiences must be immense. Ralph claimed have been a member both parties: ones who read book before movie came out ones who read book after movie came out. I didn t start readg Harry Potter at first I watched movie first, Ralph That gave me a great vision what characters looked like, so when I read books, I had everythg planned out. The bad thg with The Hunger Games was that I read those books before, when I watched movies, a lot thgs were different. For stance, I pictured Pho by Chris Bunker Movie goers wait outside, some dressed costume, for midnight premieres The Avengers. Cornucopia gold, y made it a metallic gray. From his experience, Ralph said he does his best view situation from direcr s pot view. It s harder please people who have read book, it s hard match what y thk, Ralph said, that s probably why people have a hard time watchg movies, because y thk, well, that wasn t way I pictured it. You directed it this way, but I pictured it this or way. For most part, I thk direcrs do a really good job pleasg people that haven t read books, but see movie first. No end sight As now, re doesn t seem be an end franchise movies stemmg from books. The long-awaited release The Hunger Games movie presented preview for Stephanie Meyer s adult novel, The Host, now anor movie for bookworms anxiously wait for. And why should Hollywood sp its trend when it gives way so many positives? Eager acrs actresses, built- fan bases, boomg openg weekends, an author who s written out entire sry le. The only person who doesn t benefit is screenwriter, he or she would just mean more money. For most part, bookworms won t compla about opportunity see ir favorite book made a movie, even if y know plot will be butchered. Sarah Kron, a ater arts education major from Dubl, Ohio, said she believes book-movie trend will contue onward upward. I thk that re s a big enough fan base for most New York Times Bestsellers keep trend gog, Kron A lot movies that have been comg out lately that are origal scripts (more or less) haven t been as successful as booksturned-blockbusters. I m sure re will be screenwriters that will contue strive come out with good origal movies, but re s no doubt that big hits are big hits because y re already well-known, refore already have at least some kd fan base. Kron is more ten than not one first le for a movie created from one her favorite books. The best part about seeg book you love aters is fact that you are already love with sry, so you hope that movie will give you even more love about sry itself, Kron Plus, it s this sry you ve crafted your md as you read you get see it literally come life on big screen, with all kds crazy effects such. I love some extra stuff that screenwriters add movie, but only as long as y keep changes mimal don t change sry as a whole. Many bookworms respect movie busess its book-movie franchise, respect what Hollywood direcrs have deal with when y take on such a big project like Harry Potter, The Hunger Games or many ors. REVIEW Big action with big laughs Contued from Page 9 acr character, utilizg ir strengths while not compromisg ir unique quirks. You will laugh your head f more times here than you will most comedies this year. Not enough can be said about immensely talented cast. Robert Downey, Jr. once aga domates scene as Iron Man, providg most movie s best les. Chris Hemsworth s Thor is a much more human character this time around, Chris Evan s Capta America is appropriately corny, Scarlett Johansson s Black Widow plays Whedon s love for femme fatales this movie s version Hulk is perhaps most entertag version yet. Even Jeremy Renner shes with his limited screen time, provg once aga he is one Hollywood s best risg acrs. It is an credibly robust ensemble cast. However, I do have a few gripes with film. I did not like openg scenes at S.H.I.E.L.D. base, as y rushed lacked a proper build-up. I liked Loki better here than Thor, but he is still not a terribly timidatg villa his alien army could use more personality. And sadly, I did not like Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner. He is not a bad acr, but he seemed be tryg o hard be mild mannered my opion. Noneless, this is a terrific film a great start for summer that everyone should go see. And before I forget, make sure you stay for both end credit scenes. The Avengers is rated PG-13 for tense sequences sci-fi violence action throughout, a mild drug reference. Now Deliverg! Register receive updates at universe.byu.edu In prt on Tuesdays, always at universe.byu.edu Follow on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ Pterest Download iphone Android apps

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