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Employees Give Back
Employees invest their time, energy and lives at BYU, but as if that wasn't enough, three quarters of all employees will give contributions this month that ultimately benefit the BYU community.
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There's an app for that
Phrases like downward dog and sun salutations have become well-known as yoga has exploded in popularity. Now with app technology, a team of BYU students is taking stretching to a whole new level by creating their own fitness app.
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Hungry to make a difference
Seventy percent of participants will congregate on slabs of cardboard and go home hungry as they enviously watch the fortunate 30 percent of the “world” eat more substantial food.
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Work hard, play harder
Whoops and hollers can be heard for miles around in Moab as rock crawling enthusiasts conquer obstacles in their vehicles of choice. For one BYU student, these activities drive him to excel in his studies: he works hard in school, so he can play even harder.
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Documentary reveals history of black Mormons
Skeletons, myth and folklore encompass most Latter-day Saints' knowledge of the history of African Americans in the Church. Today, the BYU community is invited to rise above the confusion and watch the documentary, “Nobody Knows: The Untold Story of Black Mormons,” in the Harold B. Lee Library Auditorium at 6:30 p.m.
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Tofu? Yes, please.
Vegans, vegetarians and interested students are invited to join the Vegetarian Club every other Thursday to learn more about cooking vegetarian friendly, discovering new recipes and exploring environmental and animal rights.
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Kennedy Center speakers discuss Korea's future
Several experts visited the David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies on Wednesday to inform students of current conditions surrounding the Korean peninsula and its foreign relationships.
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It's time for a Library DTR
Last-minute research scavenger hunts, uninterrupted catnaps, music at midnight and rushed print jobs define the relationship between students and the Harold B. Lee Library. But this week, students can expect more love than ever from the library as free T-shirts, candy and prizes are handed out to those wishing to take their Lee Library relationship to the next level.
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BYU Political Review examines Mormons in politics
A bright spotlight is shining on the LDS Church as more people are made aware of Mormons participating in politics, and the BYU Political Review strives to engage students in this conversation with its most recent publication.
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