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Theater

BYU revamps Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors"

By Emma Johnson
March 26, 2012 12:00 AM
Instead of performing 'Comedy of Errors' in the typical Romanesque setting, BYU's theater department revamped Shakespeare's masterpiece by bringing movement-based theater, music and the 1960s to the play.
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Theater

'The Woman in Black' opens at brand new Echo Theater

By Emma Johnson
March 13, 2012 12:00 AM
Jeff and Juliana Blake were married in January, not envisioning that their immediate post-honeymoon life would include a battered, graffiti-covered building, endless buckets of paint, and designing drowning-like sounds.
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Art

The MOA cafe brings cultural diversity to campus

By Emma Johnson
March 01, 2012 12:00 AM
With dining options ranging from Taco Bell to Subway, campus cuisine can be predictable. However, the Museum of Art Cafe offers a glimmer of variety and ethnicity: a Middle Eastern-inspired menu in collaboration with the Islamic art exhibit.
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Theater

Cougarettes: much more than dancers

By Emma Johnson
February 23, 2012 12:00 AM
Most students know the Cougarettes as the sequin-dressed and makeup-adorned group that performs at sporting events. On the surface, their M.O. may seem straightforward: dance routines to entertain the crowd. But for those involved, there's a lot more to it than poms and jazz shoes.
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Technology

Harold B. Lee Library offers an "educational YouTube"

By Emma Johnson
February 21, 2012 12:00 AM
The Harold B. Lee Library recently acquired a new video database, Films on Demand. This 'educational YouTube' features more than 8,000 educational films and documentaries easily accessible through the library website.
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Music

Opera student's musical journey brings her to BYU

By Emma Johnson
February 20, 2012 12:00 AM
There's no denying that music is powerful. Whether it's a classical piece to aid studying, an opening hymn to begin a church service or a tear-jerking breakup song, music influences, affects and touches people.
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Music

Philharmonic orchestra to perform monumental piece

By Emma Johnson
February 15, 2012 12:00 AM
A difficult, engaging orchestral piece will be performed this weekend for the first time at BYU, or on any college campus in Utah.
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Life

Valentine's Day, for better or for worse

By Emma Johnson
February 13, 2012 12:00 AM
February 14th. Valentine's Day, Singles Awareness Day, whatever you want to call it. For some, it's a day of red roses and love notes, and to others, it's simply the worst day of the year. There's no guessing where Cupid's arrow will hit -- sometimes it's dead on, and sometimes it's clearly off the map.
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Life

Valentine's Day Recipes: A key to the heart is through the stomach

By Emma Johnson
February 09, 2012 12:00 AM
The key to the heart is through the stomach. From red velvet cheesecake to chocolate strawberries to creme brulee, nothing says 'I love you' like highly caloric baked goods. Three famed bloggers shared their favorite treats for the Valentine's season.
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