Kaye Nelson

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You hold in your hands the final Friday411 newspaper of The Daily Universe, the “tab” as we affectionately call it in the newsroom. Born the summer of 2009, those involved in its creation wanted something different with pizazz.

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Dean E. Barley was recently appointed the new director of the Brigham Young University Comprehensive Clinic, replacing Russell Crane who has served the clinic for four years. Adam Moore, a recent BYU doctoral training program graduate, was announced as the assistant director.

The Sundance Film Festival is taking place through Jan. 29 at various venues in Park City, Salt Lake City and the Sundance ski resort. Celebrities come to Utah to see films, but more importantly, to be seen. If you go to the festival and are lucky enough to get a photo of you with a celeb, send it to us - you might end up in the Friday 411, thus giving you and your celeb friend even more notoriety. Photos need to be at least 1 Mg, have a caption explaining who is in the photo and include the photographer's name. Also include your name, major, hometown and state. Send photos to Friday411@gmail.com by Wednesday at 4 p.m.

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Gov. Gary R. Herbert has authorized the lowering of the Flag of the United States of America to half-staff today in honor of Agent Jared Francom, who sacrificed his life in the line of duty, while serving his community.

Brigham Young University's Information Technology Program at the Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology has received two certifications from the Committee on National Security Systems, making it the first non-online university in Utah to meet the rigorous standards.

The Bean Life Science Museum has appointed Leigh A. Johnson as Associate Director for Research and Collections effective Jan. 3. Johnson replaces Jack Sites who has served as associate director of the museum for the last five and a half years. Sites has provided remarkable leadership and direction for the museum’s research efforts as well as curation of the museum’s research collections. He was also instrumental in the museum’s reaccreditation process. Johnson will now assume responsibility for the research and collections-related functions of the museum. For the last five years, Johnson has served as curator of the herbarium (vascularplant collection) – an assignment he will retain. He has also provided effective leadership for the herbarium’s databasing and digitization projects – a model for the museum’s other research collections.