Business; Main Street; Logan, Utah
Joy Knits and Cleve's Foodland. H.B. Developments Co., Thayne K. [Gneitry] and Colleen tax assessment photograph (D-0327), 84 West 100 North, Logan, Utah. Tax assessment card available.
Cache County
Utah State University Special Collections & Archives, Noble Nielsen photograph collection, P0363 (001:003:020:D0327)
Digital Initiatives Unit, Merrill-Cazier Library
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Logan, Utah
Youth; Topaz; Central Utah Relocation Center, Utah; World War II; Japanese American Internment
Jr. High students standing with Golden Wolff and LeGrand Noble (educators) in the front.
Sekerak, Eleanor Gerard (photographer)
University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott Digital Library, Topaz Museum https://collections.lib.utah.edu/details?id=341340&page=5&facet_setname_s=tc_tm
Topaz Museum
Central Utah Relocation Center, Utah
Juan Pablo Spicer-Escalante interview September 2007
Family; Religion; Immigration & culture;
Mr. Juan Pablo Spicer-Escalante talks about his childhood in Kansas, his warm feelings towards Argentina, his adopted country, his work as a professional soccer official and taking time off from perusing a PhD in economics, changing his major to Latin literature studies, earning a PhD and his love of teaching. He talks about his marriage to his Mexican wife who he met in Illinois, who is also a university professor, and their life together with their son. He talks about his job as a teacher at Utah State University, his love of outdoor pursuits, including skiing and biking. He also talks about his warm feelings for his neighborhood in Cache Valley where he now lives. He talks about local and world politics, and his love of travelling, writing, reading and thinking.
Spicer-Escalante, Juan Pablo;
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Trujillo, Juan
Pacheco, Sara;
Ubiqus
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Latino/Latina Voices Project, 2007, 2012
Latino/Latina Voices Project inventory can be found at: http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv83200
image/jpeg; audio/mp3; application/pdf;
eng; spa;
Image;StillImage; Sound; Text;
Buenos Aries (Argentina); Argentina;
Kansas; Illinois; Utah; Argentina;
Logan (Utah); Cache County (Utah); Utah; United States;
Judge Clint S. Judkins listens to arguments in the courtroom at preliminary hearing - Image 1 of 3
Legends; Law enforcement; Trespass;
legend-tripping; St. Anne's Retreat; Logan Canyon legends;
Judge Clint S. Judkins listens to arguments in the courtroom at the preliminary hearing for the watchmen accused of terrorizing 30-plus teens and young adults
Wilkin, John
Original physical copy can be found at The Herald Journal, 75 West 300 North, Logan, Utah 84321. Phone: (435) 752-2121. Item number 19980715-Wilkin-006
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colored photographs;
image/jpeg;
Image;
Logan (Utah); Cache County (Utah); United States;
1990-1999; 20th century;
Judge Clint S. Judkins listens to arguments in the courtroom at preliminary hearing - Image 2 of 3
Original physical copy can be found at The Herald Journal, 75 West 300 North, Logan, Utah 84321. Phone: (435) 752-2121. Item number 19980715-Wilkin-005
Judge Clint S. Judkins listens to arguments in the courtroom at preliminary hearing Image 3 of 3
Mascaro, Mitch
Original physical copy can be found at The Herald Journal, 75 West 300 North, Logan, Utah 84321. Phone: (435) 752-2121. Item number 19980312-Mascaro-005
Judge issues warrant for St. Anne's defendant
Legends;
legend-tripping;
Bench warrant was issued by court for Arthur Peasnall, one of the security guards in the St. Anne's trespassing drama.
Judge issues warrant for St. Anne’s defendant - One of retreat trio fails to show up for hearing By Ryan Robb Oliver Staff writer A bench warrant was issued this morning after a man accused of terrorizing 38 teenagers and young adults at the St. Anne’s Retreat in Logan Canyon failed to appear for his preliminary hearing. Arthur Peasnall of Tooele County was scheduled to appear at 1st District Court in Logan at 9 this morning. The two other men charged in the case, John Jeppson of Pocatello, Idaho, and Chris Doerr of Tooele County, were present for the hearing, but Judge Clint Judkins continued it until 1:30 this afternoon and ordered a bench warrant issued for Peasnall. Judkins made his decision at 10:20 a.m. when Peasnall had still not arrived. No one in the court, including his attorney, Arden Lauritzen, could account for his whereabouts. “Use your contacts in Tooele County and do what you have to do to find him,” Judkins said to Cache County Attorney Scott Wyatt. Many of the witnesses set to testify at the hearing and their family members expressed displeasure at the delay. The preliminary hearing is being held for the state to prove it has enough evidence to bring its case against the three men to trial. The men were arrested in October after they tied up and allegedly threatened to kill 38 trespassers on the retreat they were caretaking for. They are also accused of touching the breasts of one juvenile, claiming they were searching her for weapons. The men are each charged with six counts of aggravated assault and one count of forcible sexual abuse. All three were released from the Cache County Jail shortly after their arrest on $5,000 bail each. The Herald Journal will have a report on this afternoon’s development in its Thursday edition.
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Utah State University Folklore in the news collection, 1973-2012, FOLK COLL 32
legends (folk tales);
application/pdf;
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Logan Canyon (Utah); Cache County (Utah); United States;
Trespassing legend-trippses testify about their experience at St. Anne's retreat when they were ambushed by three watchmen.
Judge orders St. Anne’s trio to trial - Trespassing teens testify of horrifying canyon experience By Jacob Santini Senior News Writer Three men accused of assaulting 30 high school students from Cache Valley, at what was once a Catholic retreat, are going to trial later this month. Judge Clint Judkins ruled Thursday afternoon that the state had enough evidence to hold trial for Christopher Doerr, Arthur Peasnall and John Jeppson. Doerr and Peasnall are both charged with six counts of aggravated assault. Jeppson is charged with one count of forcable [forcible] sexual assault and six counts of aggravated assault. According to one of the victims, the first alleged crime occurred at around 2 a.m. on Oct. 10. The three accused men caught a group of men and women trespassing on the property of Saint Anne’s Retreat. Once the tree guards found them, Jeppson fired a shot into the air and told the eight to get down. Once on the ground, the individuals were retained with plastic cuffs and then taken to the main lodge room. Jeppson then wrapped a rope around the necks of the group and told them if they moved their heads would be burnt off, he said. The second incident occurred Oct. 10 about 9:30 p.m. Three groups of local high school students say they were ambushed on the bridge and then cuffed together. In testimony on Wednesday in Logan’s First District Courthouse, a 17-year-old girls who is accusing Jeppson of sexually assaulting her, said the group of 11 friends were walking across the bridge when a man came running at them and fired a shot into the air. “He yelled get down on the f’ing ground; you are all under arrest,” the woman said. “Then he fired his gun in the air.”. . . [missing text] of high school students who were face down in the ground, the girl said. Once all of the kids were on the ground they were handcuffed together with plastic flex cuffs. Once restrained, the girl testified, Jeppson sexually assaulted her. “He searched up both of my legs and then around my behind just patting around,” the girl said. “The then put both hands up my stomach and over my breast and then back down over my stomach.” “I was so afraid, I didn’t know what to think,” the girls said, crying. The group of about 30 students were then led to the empty pool on the Saint Anne’s property, according to testimony. They made us kneel down in the pool and then they put a wire around our necks. He (Jeppson) said it would blow up if any of us moved because it was attached to an explosive, she said. Another 17-year-old girls said she was injured after Jeppson had grabbed her by the collar and jerked her head back and then forward again. Johnson said, “He (Jeppson) said ‘Shut up or do you want that rope any tighter.” Jeppson’s defense attorney David Perry pointed out that vandals had caused extensive damage to the property on the Wednesday and Thursday prior to the Friday that the high school kids trespassed. The eight in the group held by the three men on Friday morning had also threatened to be back later to get revenge on the men, Perry said. The defense attorney for Doerr, Barbara Lochmar said, “Was it reasonable for Jr. Jeppson, Mr. Doerr and Mr. Peasnall to believe that a felony was going to be committed? “There had been burglaries the two nights prior and their lives had been threatened earlier that morning,” Lochmar said. “There was reasonable belief that a crime was going to be committed.” For a crime to be an aggravated assault, deadly force must have been used, Lochmar said. “Did they use deadly force?” she asked. “They shot in the air and shot to the sides of the people. I’m not so sure that deadly force was used.” In response, Cache County Attorney Scott Wyatt said, “A loaded gun falls under deadly weapon. A felony to injure or use deadly weapon is deadly force. “If every time someone steps in my backyard and made a noise I could shoot at them, then we live in a sorry world,” Wyatt said. The charge of forceable [forcible] sexual assault was dropped against Doerr and Peasnall by Judkins because there was no evidence which showed they had sexually assaulted any of the high schoolers. Peasnall is currently in the custody of Cache County Jail. Jukdkins issued a bench warrant for him when he failed to appear at the preliminary hearing on Wednesday morning. Peasnall was picked up in Tooele County and brought to the courthouse that afternoon. His bail was reset at $5,000. An arraignment for the three will be held on March 23.
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A trial date has been set for all three watchmen accused of aggravated assaulting trespassing teenagers at St. Anne's retreat.
Judge sets trial date for trio All three arraigned on aggravated assault charges; lawyers may seek change of venue. By The Associated Press A June 8 trial date has been scheduled for three men charged with aggravated assault for allegedly using too much force to detain trespassing youngsters at a Logan Canyon retreat. John Jeppson of Pocatello, Idaho, Chris Doerr and Arthur Peasnall, both of Tooele County, were arraigned on Monday on six counts each of the third-degree felony. Jeppson also is charged with forcible sexual abuse for allegedly touching the breast and buttocks of a female trespasser while searching her. The men are accused of using violence to detain 38 young people who entered the former St. Anne’s Retreat in Logan Canyon on Oct. 10 for a Halloween season thrill. The young people, ranging in age from 16-21, initially were charged with trespassing. But the owners of the private retreat asked that charges be dismissed after hearing allegations that three men staying there terrorized the youths. The three were bound over for trial earlier this month after a preliminary hearing. Jeppson had been represented by public defender David Perry, but during Monday’s arraignment, Perry told 1st District Judge Clint Judkins that Jeppson has retained his own attorney, Greg Skordas of Salt Lake City. Skordas will now have to approve the trial date. If the tentative date works out, the trial is expected to last four and a half days. Logan attorney Arden Lauritzen, who represents Peasnall, and Doerr’s attorney, Barbara Lachmar, said they will confer with Skordas about the possibility of asking to move the trial to another county. Judkins said all motions must be filed with the court by April 20.
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Judi Amsel and Jeff Schneider carrying Torahs, celebrating the holiday Simchat Torahs, October 02 1999.
Ogden, Utah
Utah History
Congregation Brith Sholem
Judaism
Grant Avenue
Synagogue
Simchat Torahs
Torah
Judi Amsel
Jeff Schneider
Trevor Carlson
Chris Tice
Josh Salita
Scott Berman
Judi Amsel and Jeff Schneider carrying Torahs, celebrating the holiday Simchat Torahs, October 02 1999. The other persons in the image are Trevor Carlson, Chris Tice, Josh Salita, and Scott Berman.
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Julie Grover, Cataloging Assistant, Merrill-Cazier Library
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StillImage
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Julie Kraus, Island Market Community Submission
Logan (Utah) -- History
Island (Logan, Utah) -- History
Small business
Grocery trade -- United States
Local history
Memory
This memory was provided through an online submission form created by Utah State University, Digital Initiatives department for "The Historic Island Market" digital exhibit. This story records and shares an individual memory about the Island Market grocery store. See the "Creator" field for the name of the writer. (Date shown is date memory was pulled from the survey)
Kraus, Julie (author)
"The Island Market Community Project" survey presented by Utah State University, Digital Initiatives department. Qualtrics.com. 2022. The submission form is available at: https://usu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ehBnBe5tJkPYygK
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Julie Matthews, Island Market Community Submission
Matthews, Julie (author)
Families; Education; Hispanic Americans;
Mr. Julio Vergara talks about his life in Chile: his work and education and family celebrations, his move to the United States in 1994 for schooling, his marriage and four daughters, family celebrations in the U.S., his jobs in financial institutions, especially with the Hispanic community, his feelings towards Cache Valley.
Vergara, Julio;
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Harding, Jeffrey
Chile;
Chile; Utah;
Cache Valley (Utah and Idaho); Utah; Idaho; United States;
Junction yard in Ogden, Utah, August 22, 1974.
Wall Avenue
Main Street
Historic 25th Street
Union Depot
Ogden Union Station
Railroad yard
The railroad yard in Ogden, Utah, located just South of the Union Station, August 22, 1974.
Museums at Union Station
Museums at Union Station Collection Union Station Division Ogden City, Utah.
DNO-0111_Junction yard in Ogden, Utah, August 22 1974.jpg
June Financial Statement of The Becker Brewing and Malting Company, 1893
Finances; Becker Brewing and Malting Company;
This financial document lists the assets and liabilities of The Becker Brewing and Malting Company as of June 1, 1893.
Becker Brewing and Malting Company;
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, [Becker Brewing and Malting Company Records Addendum, CAINEMSS31Addendum Series 03, Box 001, Folder 04, Item 007]
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Becker Brewing and Malting Company Records Addendum
Becker Brewing and Malting Company Records Collection
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Title shot of the film "Juno."
This is the title shot in the the film's opening credits showing Juno MacGruff (Ellen Page) walking through her neighborhood with her jug of Sunny D used for her pregnancy tests.
Internet Movie Database "IMDB" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0467406/mediaviewer/rm2413760000
Season change to Autumn in "Juno"
Season change to Autumn in Juno at 00:33
Jason Reitman
"Juno-Autumn." Juno. Directed by Jason Reitman. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Mr. Mudd, and Mandate Films. 00:00:33.
Season change to Spring in Juno
Season change to Spring in Juno at 59:47
"Juno-Spring." Juno. Directed by Jason Reitman. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Mr. Mudd, and Mandate Films. 00:59:47.
Season change to Summer in Juno
Season change to Summer in Juno at 1:29:24
"Juno-Summer." Juno. Directed by Jason Reitman. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Mr. Mudd, and Mandate Films. 1:29:24.
Season change to Winter in Juno
Season change to Winter in Juno at 37:30
"Juno-Winter." Juno. Directed by Jason Reitman. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Mr. Mudd, and Mandate Films. 00:37:30.
Justifications for a new Natural Resources Building, c. 1980
Utah State University, College of Natural Resources, Natural Resources and Biology Building , BNR, Natural Resources Building, NR, Built Environment
This document outlines the reasons behind a much needed new Natural Resources building.
Utah State University College of Natural Resources
Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library Special Collections and Archives, 6.2:59 Box 4, Folder 4
Utah State University Merrill-Cazier Library
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Anderson, Justin; Railroad stations--Utah--Mendon;
Trains;
Photograph of Justin Anderson in front of microphone. Back states: "Has anybody seen my program notes?" Information provided by Shirley Stauffer Darley.
Scanned by Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library using Epson Expression 10000 scanner, 8-bit RGB, at 600 dpi. Archival file is uncompressed TIFF (600 dpi); display file is JPEG2000.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Mendon Collection
Digitized by : Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library
Image;StillImage
http://digital.lib.usu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/Mendon/id/4026
Mendon (Utah); Cache County (Utah); Utah; United States;
Justin Anderson in front of painting of Mendon Station
Anderson, Justin; Railroad stations--Utah--Mendon; Bennett, Gilbert H., 1960-;
Buildings; Trains;
Photograph of Justin Anderson in front of painting of Mendon Station for television interview. Information provided by Shirely Stauffer Darley.
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Outdoor Product; Catalog; 1935
K & W Rubber Corporation catalog, front cover, 1935
K & W Rubber Corporation
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Outdoor Recreation Products Catalog Collection (Book Collection 72, K-19, 1935)
Utah State University Libraries
In copyright, https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC/1.0/?language=en
Outdoor Products; Catalog; K2 Telemark;
K2 Telemark catalog, front cover, 2001-2002
K2 Telemark
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Outdoor Recreation Products Catalog Collection (Book Collection 72, K-1, 2001-2002)
In copyright https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC/1.0/?language=en
K2 Telemark catalog, front cover, 2004-2005
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives, Outdoor Recreation Products Catalog Collection (Book Collection 72, K-1, 2004-2005)
Ka Mar and wife Sa Da De and daughter Ma Se Ma, Logan, Utah, May 15, 2015
Photograph of Ka Mar and wife Sa De Da and daughter Ma Se Ma in the front room of Ka Mar's apartment. We took several photos of of Ka Mar and his wife and daughter in this pose. Ma Se Ma decided to gesture in the way you see here for the photograph. There is no information what she means by this gesture. On the wall behind them is a Muslim religious poster.
Ka Mar, 1988-;
Dilg, Cami, 1986-;
Giles, David, 1986-;
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 61
Allred, Deanna, 1965-;
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Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project
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Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project Digital Collection
photographs
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Burma; Thailand; Salt Lake City, Utah; Logan, Utah; Cache Valley, Utah;
Ka Mar and wife Sa Da De and daughter Ma Se Ma, Logan, Utah, May 15, 2015 (1 of 2)
Photograph of Ka Mar and wife Sa De Da and daughter Ma Se Ma in the front room of Ka Mar's apartment. On the wall behind them is a Muslim religious poster.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 59
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Ka Mar and wife Sa Da De and daughter Ma Se Ma, Logan, Utah, May 15, 2015 (2 of 2)
Photograph of Ka Mar and wife Sa De Da and daughter Ma Se Ma in the front room of Ka Mar's apartment. Ma Se Ma is moving in her father's arms. On the wall behind them is a Muslim religious poster.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 60
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Refugee Camp
Clip from an interview with Ka Mar May 2015.
Ka Mar
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 65
A clip from an interview with Ka Mar May 2015
A clip from an interview with Ka Mar, a Burmese Muslim refugee.
Ka Mar holds his daughter Ma Se Ma as he poses with one of several award certificates, Logan, Utah, May 15, 2015
Ka Mar holds his daughter Ma Se Ma as he poses with one of several award certificates.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 67
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Ka Mar holds Thanaka while his daughter Ma Se Ma applies some Thanaka to her face, Logan, Utah, May 15, 2015
Ka Mar holds Thanaka while his daughter Ma Se Ma applies some Thanaka to her face. I had asked Ka Mar what the designs were on the youth and his wife's face when we arrived at the apartment. The youth, including Ma Se Ma, had applied a swirl on each cheek, one on her forhead, and a dot on her nose. Ka Mar's wife, Sa De Da had a square on each cheek. Ka Mar brought out this Thanaka to try to describe it to us. Thanaka is used for beauty, to cool the skin, and some sources say as a sunscreen. I did not make this connection until we interviewed our translator Har Be Bar. Unfortunately the youth and adults wearing the Thanaka rubbed it off when they entered the house. Likely because they saw us and we, I would think, would be considered foreign to their community.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 68
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Burmese Muslim Refugees
Interview with Ka Mar, a Burmese Muslim refugee on May 15, 2015. Also present, Ka Mar's mom, Khin Mar Cho, his wife and daughter. We are at their apartment in Logan, Utah.
Ka Mar, 1988
Dilg, Cami 1986
Giles, David 1986
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 62
Allred, Deanna, 1965
Har Be Bar, 1995-;
An inventory for this collection can be found at : http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv67612
oral histories (document genres);
audio/mp3;
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bur, mya, eng
Sound;
Burma, Thailand
Ka Mar's daughter Ma Se Ma poses in front of her father Ka Mar and mother Sa Da De, Logan, Utah, May 15, 2015
Ka Mar's daughter Ma Se Ma poses in front of her father Ka Mar and mother Sa Da De. Ma Se Ma is four years old. Her mother Sa Da De is seen here wearing the traditional htamein. Her father is holding his car keys in one of his hands.
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Ka Mar's interview for the Voices: Refugees in Cache Valley field school project concludes, Logan, Utah, May 15, 2015
Photograph of Ka Mar interview. This photograph was taken at the conclusion of Ka Mar's interview for the Voices: Refugees in Cache Valley field school project. Also present are David Giles (recordist), Deanna Allred (interviewer), Har Be Bar (translator), and Cami Dilg (photgrapher).
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 58
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Ka Sin and his children with his interviewers, May 17, 2015
Ka Sin's interview concludes for the Voices: Refugees In Cache Valley field school project. He is joined by two of his four children. Deanna Allred, the interviewer, looks on, as does David Giles, the recordist. Also present are Har Be Bar, the translator, Ka Sin's daughter Pan Phue, and his youngest son Zat No.
Ka Sin, 1967-;
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Burma; Thailand; Salt Lake City, Utah; Logan, Utah; Cache Valley, Utah
refugee camps
A clip from an Interview with Ka Sin, Burmese Muslim Refugee. 2015-05-17
Ka Sin
Burmese Muslim refugee; Family; Immigrant, Tradition, Cache Valley, Utah; Logan, Utah;
A clip from an interview with Ka Sin, Burmese Muslim Refugee. 17 May 2015
Ka Sin during his interview, May 17, 2015
Ka Sin signs a release form to Utah State University for the audio and visual material gathered during our interview. Deanna Allred, the interviewer, looks on, while Har Be Bar, the translator, goes through an English version of the release form. Also present are Ka Sin's daughter Pan Phue, and his youngest son Zat No.
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Ka Sin smiles. This photograph was taken in Ka Sin's front room after the conclusion of the iterview. Present in the background are Ka Sin's daughter Pan Phue, his youngest son Zat No, and Har Be Bar, the translator.
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Ka Sin talking with translator Har Be Bar while interviewers pack away equipment, May 17, 2015
Ka Sin's interview concludes for the Voices: Refugees In Cache Valley field school project. Also present are Deanna Allred (interviewer), David Giles (recordist), Har Be Bar (translator), Ka Sin's daugher Pan Phu wearing htamein, and Ka Sin's youngest son Zat No. Har Be Bar is visiting with Zat No in this photograph, while Ka Sin and Pan Phu listen; the interviewer and recordist are packing up the recording equipment. On the east wall of the front room you can see a map of the United States, a map of Utah, a poster of the Utah State University men's basketball team, and a Utah State University women's basketball team (signed by the players). There are also some certificates, papers, and photographs. You can also see part of the south side of the front room. It is furnished with a Television, DVD and VHS player, a Nintendo 64, Video games and DVDs, the complete set of Harry Potter books (Zat No's), a computer with webcam, and a face clock and framed (perhaps religious) image above the face clock. There are two windows in the front room, one of which is visible here, thus there is more light in the room. There are also a couple potted plants on this side of the room. There is a toy vehicle next to Pan Phue. Visible, too, is the plastic, floral patterned mat that is in every Burmese Muslim home.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 64
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This photo was taken in Ka Sin's front room after the conclusion of the interview.
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Ka Sin's interview group packing away the equipment, May 17, 2015
Ka Sin's interview concludes for the Voices: Refugees In Cache Valley field school project. Also present are Deanna Allred (interviewer), David Giles (recordist), Har Be Bar (translator), and Ka Sin's youngest son Zat No. Har Be Bar is visiting with Zat No in this photograph; the interviewer and recordist are packing up the recording equipment. On the east wall of the front room you can see a map of the United States, a map of Utah, a poster of the Utah State University men's basketball team, and a Utah State University women's basketball team (signed by the players). You can see part of the south side of the front room. It is furnished with a Television, DVD and VHS player, a Nintendo 64, Video games and DVDs, the complete set of Harry Potter books (Zat No's), a computer with webcam, and a face clock and framed image above the face clock. There are two windows in the front room, one of which is visible here, thus there is more light in the room. There are also a couple potted plants on this side of the room. Visible, too, is the plastic, floral patterned mat that is in every Burmese Muslim home.
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Cache Valley Refugee Oral History Project, FOLK COLL 63
An inventory for this collection can be found at : http://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv67613
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Kaho Fiefia; Mr. USU; pageant; USU Homecoming
Photograph of Kaho Fiefia winning the 2011 Mr. USU competition.
Kimberly Shorts