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BYU brings awareness to Banned Books Week with library display

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This year for Banned Books Week, a campaign that celebrates literary freedom and draws attention to banned and challenged books, the Harold B. Lee Library organized a display of banned books on the first floor of the library.

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Second half surge pushes No. 19 BYU football past Wyoming 38-24

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Finally finding success in both establishing and defending against the run, No. 19 BYU football shook off a slow start to earn a bruising 38-24 victory over Wyoming.

No. 16 BYU women’s volleyball sweeps LMU

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BYU brings awareness to Banned Books Week with library display

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This year for Banned Books Week, a campaign that celebrates literary freedom and draws attention to banned and challenged books, the Harold B. Lee Library organized a display of banned books on the first floor of the library.
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BYU professors and students discuss reasons why women are more likely to listen to true crime podcasts than men.

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Five BYU philosophy professors recommended some philosophers who they think would be most enriching for college students to learn about.

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