Undocumented Utah residents gathered at the Utah State Capitol Thursday in support of the Dream Act.

The act would provide conditional permanent residency for students who arrived in the United States as minors and have lived in the country continuously for at least five years.

The Dream Act would require immigrants to complete two years in the military or two years in college. They would then obtain a temporary residency for six years.

The Tibetan community of Utah gathered downtown Wednesday night to demand the release of Tibet's second-highest religious leader.

The candlelight vigil was held on the 23rd birthday of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, the 11th Panchen Lama of Tibet. As the second-highest religious leader of Tibet after the Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama has played a significant role in Tibetan history. 

Protesters say the Chinese government has held the Panchen Lama in captivity for 17 years, since he was only 6 years old. They say the kidnapping and captivity is a way for China to maintain control over the Tibetan people.

Official reports from the Chinese government claim he is safe and hidden for his safety, but he has not been seen since his abduction.

The following is a press release from Pioneer Theatre Company.

Salt Lake City - Pioneer Theatre Company presents Man of La Mancha, the musical staging of the epic tale of Don Quixote, May 4 – May 19, 2012.

Man of La Mancha is a story of swashbuckling imagination, romance and adventure, as Don Quixote de la Mancha ardently pursues the quest of his “Impossible Dream” in the face of all the obstacles the world can put before him. The show also includes musical favorites  “Dulcinea,” “Little Bird, Little Bird,” and “I, Don Quixote.”

The production will be directed by PTC Artistic Director Charles Morey, and stars Broadway actor William Michals as Don Quixote.