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Bands jam into battle
Top of Utah musicians representing area high schools have polished up their instruments, licks and stage acts to take on the competition in the annual Standard-Examiner Battle of the Bands. The sounds this year range from blues power to math rock, from indie to punk. This year, the contest will include a mini music expo, courtesy of co-sponsor Music Village of Ogden, with vendors showcasing such …

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Find your summer camps here
Summer is just around the corner, so now is the time to start planning camps – Good ones fill up fast.

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PFT: Newton visits Bills, but Buffalo downplays it
The Buffalo Bills are welcoming Cam Newton to town today for a visit. And they’re simultaneously downplaying their interest in him. Bills G.M. Buddy Nix said that if the Bills identify Newton as a franchise player who would be the face of their organization for a decade, they’d take him.

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5 Weird Ways to Pay for College
Faced with rising tuition and shrinking financial aid, students are getting creative.

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Stanford in front at LPGA Founders Cup
Long-hitting Brittany Lincicome second on leaderboard at charity tournament

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RDSO hopes to usher in spring with concert Saturday
From youthful energy to ecstasy, the Red Deer Symphony Orchestra’s Spring Frolic concert will cover many moods associated with the end of winter.

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Every year The Goldman Sachs Foundation and Asia Society recognize US high school students that demonstrate in-depth understanding of key issues in international affairs. Sarah from Westlake Village, CA is one of the 2008 winners of a $10000 scholarship. She created a video comparing her life and those of her peers with people she met in Nepal, finding different definitions of necessity, wealth, and happiness. Sarahs video included footage she shot while in Nepal with a media team documenting human rights issues and the recent historic elections. While there, she filmed an interview with the rebel leader at the time, Prachanda, who has since become the Prime Minister of Nepal. Sarah has also completed video projects for her local symphony orchestra and continues to follow the evolving political situation in Nepal. For more information on the prize, check out askasia.org