OGDEN -- Mound Fort Junior High School students who attended last week's Weber State University "Preparing for the Real World" conference got a real-life lesson on adapting when things go wrong. So did conference organizers.
Last updated Thursday, November 17, 2011 - 12:30am
OGDEN -- Minority students from Ogden, Davis and Weber school districts will converge on Weber State University for the 17th annual Multicultural Youth Conference.
HILL AIR FORCE BASE -- With airmen stationed there from all over the world, Hill Air Force Base has an employee base that's one of the most diverse in the state -- and on Tuesday, you could taste it.
The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation group at Hill held a Multicultural Day featuring authentic ethnic food from Africa, America, Barbados, Italy, Mexico, Portugal, Spain and Scotland, as well as cuisine from Native American and other cultures.
VIENNA — In the photographs now circulating around the world, Anders Behring Breivik looks almost preppy. Neatly parted blond hair frames a boyishly handsome face. The upturned collar of a peach-colored polo shirt pokes through a dark Izod sweater.
It’s hard to reconcile the softly smiling young man in these professional studio shots with the monster who witnesses say donned a police uniform and ruthlessly hunted down scores of young Norwegians, even firing at those who jumped into freezing water in a desperate bid to escape his rampage.
“I’ll kill every one of you,” he shouted at victims, witnesses recalled.
SALT LAKE CITY -- Gov. Gary R. Herbert says he is convening a new Multicultural Commission as part of the restructuring of the Office of Ethnic Affairs.