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    Randal D. Day, professor of the Department of Marriage, Family and Human Development, was named the National Council Family Relations Fellow for 2005. Day was nominated by his peers and for his outstanding contributions in his field of study.

    The Computer Science Department will host the sixth annual BYU Family History Technology Workshop. This year there will be a student paper competition, and students from all fields are invited to participate. There will be a $500 cash prize. For more information visit fht.byu.edu.

    The Student Professional Awareness Conference, sponsored by IEEE, is designed to help students become more aware of the “complete engineer.” It will take place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It’s $7 for IEEE members, $10 for non-members and free for new members. For questions e-mail .

    A new student-run newspaper, The Political Review, is a weekly newsletter designed to be a forum for students interested in current events and politics. To become involved, send an idea or opinion to or visit byupr.blogspot.com.

    The Pre-law Advisement Center will sponsor the BYU Law School Conference for all students interested in law school. The conference will be Saturday in Room 3220 WSC from 8 a.m. until noon. Tickets can be bought in Room 3234 WSC for $5 or purchased from 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. the day of conference for $8.

    The Humanities Department will host several contests with subjects in visual arts, music composition, essay, poetry, short screen writing and short story. The submission entry deadlines for essay, poetry and short stories are Jan. 23-31. The deadlines for visual arts, music composition and short screen writing are Feb. 22-24. To find out more about rules and prizes visit humanities.byu.edu or call Kelsee Law at 422-2775.

    BYU Comprehensive Clinic is offering an Adult Divorce Adjustment group to help couples learn skills and strategies to help buffer the effects of divorce. The group is open to anyone. The clinic also offers individual, couple or family therapy. For more information call 422-7759.

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