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Religion

Book of Mormon dispute: Mesoamerica or the Great Lakes, U.S.

By Kate Hollis
October 31, 2012 12:00 AM
The 10th Annual Book of Mormon Lands Symposium was held in Salt Lake City to discuss the research and discoveries most recently made supporting the Mesoamerican setting of the events of the Book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ.
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Local

Political ad fatigue: Utah is walking a 5k as other states do an Ironman

By Kate Hollis
October 19, 2012 12:00 AM
This image, provided by Romney For President, Inc., shows a still frame made from a video ad entitled '12 Million Jobs.' (AP Photo/Romney for President, Inc.)
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Local

LDS church scraps plans for controversial MTC renovation

By Kate Hollis
October 15, 2012 12:00 AM
One time-consuming battle and 'invitation of support' later, the plans for the nine-story Missionary Training Center building have been scrapped.
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Local

Utah's next big pandemic and you

By Kate Hollis
October 12, 2012 12:00 AM
Bacteria is quickly weaving its way through the bloodstream, it will not stop until it reaches the lungs. Violent coughing ensues. Chest pain momentarily distracts from the coughing. Looking down, a skin ulcer is visible, until vision blurs and the mirror shows an inflamed boulder where the clear, green eye once rested. The size of the eye quickly becomes less alarming as the knot under the arm has grown, demanding recognition.
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Local

BYU's first bipartisan gathering a success

By Kate Hollis
September 20, 2012 12:00 AM
Republicans and Democrats set up house on each side of the room, separated only by a table of cookies and lemonade. The neutral parties watched closely from each end, silently wondering what the next hour would reveal about BYU's political tendencies.
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Nation

Department of Education's new assault mandate reinforces BYU's desired processes

By Kate Hollis
September 11, 2012 12:00 AM
As some schools experience difficulty in adapting to the Department of Education’s new sexual assault mandate, BYU welcomes the legislation that echoes a policy they truly believe in.
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Local

Provo boutique sells bracelet to fight human trafficking

By Kate Hollis
August 31, 2012 12:00 AM
Apricot Lane, resident boutique at the Riverwoods, is carrying more than trendy jeans this fall. The store began selling 3Strands bracelets last week, a bracelet with a mission to fight sex trafficking worldwide.
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Nation

5-hour Energy appealing for energy burst, but could it be deadly?

By Kate Hollis
January 15, 2012 12:00 AM
In the past four years, 13 deaths have been reported to the Food and Drug Administration citing possible involvement of 5-hour Energy shots.
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