Utah’s lawmakers are getting a little desperate in their search to alleviate the state’s $700 million budget shortfall. One in particular, state Sen. Chris Buttars, is now proposing that Utah cut costs by eliminating the 12th grade, or at least giving students the option of skipping their senior year of high school. Well, I have a better idea for how Utah could bring in new revenue and keep kids in the classroom at the same time. If Utah really wants to rake in the big bucks, the state should tax…