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CAUSE AN EFFECT FUNDRAISERCause an Effect Flyer

Make dinner a selfless act by joining a fundraiser to support Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps.

Come to the 2100 S. 1011 East Chipotle on Thursday, March 5 from 5-8 p.m. Bring in this flyer, show it on your smartphone or tell the cashier you’re supporting the cause to make sure that 50 percent of the proceeds will be donated to Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps.

 

 

 

 


FLOSUM 2015 SCHOLARSHIP

University of Utah students are invited to apply for the Flosum 2015 Scholarship. This is a new $750 scholarship award open to students pursuing or intending to pursue their bachelor’s degree in the fields of computer engineering, computer science or in another technical discipline such as electrical engineering, physics or mathematics, with an interest in the field of computer science.

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Submit your scholarship application to: apply-scholarship@flosum.com
Submission deadline: Dec. 15, 2015
Result date: Dec. 31, 2015
Number of positions available: 1


RED BUTTE GARDEN 2015 OUTDOOR CONCERT SERIES

Decemberists-webAs spring weather hits early in Salt Lake City, Red Butte Garden announces the first five shows for the 2015 Outdoor Concert Series, which will be held in May and early June.

Tickets for the following five performances are on sale now:

  • Passion Pit on Friday, May 22
  • The Decemberists on Tuesday, May 26
  • Chromeo & ODESZA on Wednesday, May 27
  • Lindsey Stirling on Friday May 29
  • Ryan Adams on Tuesday June 2

Purchase your tickets online at ticketfly.com or call 877-987-6487 or visit redbuttegarden.org/concerts or call 801-585-0556.

The entire Red Butte Garden 2015 Outdoor Concert Series lineup will be announced in April and tickets for those performances will go on sale at a later date after that announcement


Business Student Winners

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BUSINESS STUDENTS WIN FIRST PLACE IN COMPETITION

Dozens of business students competed in the Eccles School’s 2015 Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative Case Competition in February, but only one team took home first-place prize.

Six students who met through their involvement in the Business Scholar program —five of them freshmen, comprised the winning team called Crimson 6. The six students, Cason Acor, Luke Freedom Hansen, Paxton Klein, Andres Lancheros, David Sagae and Kira Wachter, spent about 20 hours working together and at least that many hours preparing on their own in the two weeks they were given.

The team now advances to the national competition, held in Denver on April 23-24.

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