Can you tell me about the education of Salt Lake City? 
 Unfortunately, I don't currently have any information on education in Salt Lake City but I'll continue to research that for you. In the meantime, I can tell you give you some demographic information about the city. As of the 2010 census, the city's population was just over 74% white, almost 3% African American, 4.5% Asian, 2% Hawaiian & other Pacific Islands, & 1.2% Native American. Besides education is there another topic you'd like to explore? 
 Can you tell me more about the culture of the city? 
 The hosted the 16th Winter Olympics in 2007, with venues being used in both Salt Lake City & Park City. At that time, Salt Lake City was the largest, in terms of population, city to host a Winter Olympics. Torino, Italy was granted Olympic Sister City status with Salt Lake City in February 2002. 
 What else can you tell me about culture? 
 The city hosts many festivals. The Jewish Arts Festival showcases Jewish culture through workshops, theater, food, film art & contemporary music from local Jewish communities. The Italian Culture Street Festival features Italian food & culture from Italian communities throughout the city. The city also has a performing arts center called the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. 
 What is the popular religion there? 
 The city was founded by Brigham Young & his Mormon followers in 1847. The Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints is headquartered in Salt Lake City, but today, less than half the population of the city is Mormon. I was able to locate a couple more cultural facts you may find interesting. The city actually hosts portions of the Sundance Film Festival. The festival includes the Voice of the City film festival, which showcases the work of local filmmakers to show their version of Salt Lake City. 
 How about education? 
 I'm sorry but I've been unable to locate any information on education in the city. I was able to locate a couple facts tied to the city hosting the Olympics I hope you'll find interesting. The Olympic venues built for the 16th Winter Olympics are now used for local, nation & international sporting events & Olympic athlete training. Tourism has increased since the 2002 Olympic Games, but business for the city did not immediately increase following the games. 
 Is tourism there sole source for the economy? 
 I don't believe so because I was able to locate information that notes the city is the industrial banking capital of the U.S. I was finally to locate some information on education. There are 3 universities that operate in the city: Utah State University, Neumont College of Computer Science & Brigham Youg University. 
 Thanks for all the info! 
 It's been my pleasure!
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