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| Page Label | 2011-03-22 The Scroll Vol 123 No 11 |
| fhtitleno | Ricks College |
| Creator | 2011-03-22 |
| Title | 2011-03-22 The Scroll Vol 123 No 11 |
| Volume | Vol 123 |
| Number | No 11 |
| Day | 22 |
| Month | March |
| Year | 2011 |
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| Page Label | 2011-03-22 The Scroll Vol 123 No 11 |
| fhtitleno | Ricks College |
| Creator | 2011-03-22 |
| Title | - 1 |
| Volume | Vol 123 |
| Number | No 11 |
| Day | 22 |
| Month | March |
| Year | 2011 |
| Description | TODAY'S WEATHER HIGH: 39 LOW: 26 SNOW SHOWER THIS WEEK'S FORECAST, PAGE 2 VOLUME 123 I ISSUE 11 I MARCH 22, 2011 TODAY'S DEVOTIONAL TODD HAMMOND FACULTY, DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, BYU-IDAHO UAVW.liU'K OMM.NI I \ PRODI* ED AS AN I-COMM STl'DEN I MlT1IA LAI! j BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY-IDAHO [114 SPORI. REXBURG, IDAHO, 83460-0*1; Tony winner sings on campus Alfie Boe performs with BYU-Idaho Sinfionetta KAYLA CUNNINGHAM Scroll Staff The sold-out Alfie Boe concert began with the "accomplished string and wind students" of the BYU-I Sinfonietta tuning up, and a short introduction of Boe. Boe is from England where he has starred in "Les Miserables", "Romeo et Juliette" and many other productions. The performance began with "Marechiare." The Sinfonietta watched conductor Dallin Hansen, who watched Boe for cues as they moved through the song. As the song ended more of the crowd was allowed in, and Boe asked the latecomers, "Do you want us to start again?" The crowd laughed as "O Sole Mio" began. " I don't have a clue what that was about" Boe said at the end of the song. The crowd clapped as the singer introduced "Torna a Surriento" which CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 BONNIE MONSEN | Scroll Photography Alfie Boe and the BYU-Idaho Sinfionetta performed March 16 and 18 to sold out crowds in the Ruth H. Barrus Concert Hall. SRC president chosen for Spring/Fall ADAM BLAYLOCK Scroll Staff Blaine Burton was announced as the winner of the Student Representative Council election at an announcement meeting held March 18. Burton, a junior studying sociology, will serve his two-semester term as Student Representative Council (SRC) president beginning in the spring semester with the help of two vice presidents, Derek Toone and Jonathan Collings. CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 BURTON Alcohol citations give attention to drinking THEO SMITH Scroll Staff Two people were cited for alcohol-related crimes during the first week of March. Leroy Knight Jr., 22, from Tuscaloosa, Ala., was cited for procuring alcohol for minors, and Mackenzie L. Dayley, 18, from Vancouver, Wash., was cited for illegal consumption of alcohol. The incident occurred in an off-campus apartment complex. The police were notified of the drinking after receiving an anonymous phone call from someone who suspected there were minors drinking. Underage consumption charges are a usual occurrence in Rexburg, said Rexburg Police Captain Randy Lewis. However, most people cited for drinking are not students. "We get a lot of underage consumption charges but they're not all students" Lewis said. Lewis estimates that only 1 out of 20 illegal consumption incidents that the Rexburg police are aware of involve BYU-Idaho students. Possible legal consequences for illegal consumption of alcohol include $1,000 fines, losing a driver's license, and supervised probation for a year. In addition, supervised probation may include curfews, being banned from seeing certain friends, random blood tests, and frequent meetings CONTINUED ON PAGE 12 BIKE SAFETY ISSUES OCCUR AS WEATHER WARMS UP, PAGE 3 NEWS NO-FLY-ZONE ENFORCED OVER LIBYA, PAGE 10 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT GUITARS UNPLUGGED FINALISTS ENTERTAIN, PAGE 15 SPORTS COMPETITIVE BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS, PAGE 22 HOUSE EDITORIAL: BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS WHEN CROSSING THE STREET, PAGE 26 |
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