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Past Events

Past Events

 

Legacy Awards 2008
The 2008 Legacy Awards Banquet was held on June 12 and included presentations highlighting each recipient.  Surprise video appearances were made by President Thomas S. Monson and Mitt Romney who congratulated Richard and Mary Headlee on receiving the Legacy Award.  The United Way's program Utah Saves and the Utah Homebuilders Association were also honored for their private initiative in promoting personal responsibility and defending private property rights.
Dinner at the Legacy Awards Banquet
Paul Mero emcees
Reception in the Olympic Visitor's Center
Hyrum Smith, Mary Headlee, and Howard Headlee
Howard Headlee speaks about his father's legacy
Musical number
United Way program Utah Saves receives award
Utah Home Builders Association Receives Award


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Launch of Center for Educational Progress
On May 27, 2008, the Sutherland Institute announced the creation of The Center for Educational Progress.  This is the third of four centers launched by the Institute to help promote the common good by emphasizing the essential role of parents in education.
Paul Mero explains the significance of the Center
Paul Mero opens the Press Conference
Sandra Plazas interviewed by the Hispanic media
Sandra Plazas discusses the Spanish translation


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Earth Week 2008
From April 22-25, the Sutherland Institute hosted Earth Week 2008: The Future of Utah.  The nation's top energy and climate experts delivered presentations focusing on the vital role that natural resources play when it comes to Utah's economic strength; the safety and affordability of nuclear power; the real reasons behind the increasing gas and food prices; and the limited effects of carbon dioxide on global warming. 
Rep. Barrus asks question
Sutherland staff w/ Roy Innis
Mike Fox speaks
R. Spencer signs his book
KSL's Ethan Millard moderates
Jack Spencer speaks
R. Spencer interviewed by KUTV
Filmmakers screen documentary


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