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Art

Creativity a key in evolving job market

By Nathan Wanlass
November 04, 2019 12:00 AM
Technology is changing the future every passing year. However, while improving technology may be beneficial for those with engineering or programming experience, it may leave other people without jobs. This erratic shift in work may lead students, particularly in creative careers, to consider what kind of work they may find in the technological future.
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Campus News

Former BYU anthropology professor announces revolutionary Mayan discoveries

By Nathan Wanlass
October 30, 2019 12:00 AM
Historians and anthropologists always considered the Mayan civilization to be relatively small and peaceful. However, with the help of modern technology, scientists have found evidence in Guatemala that the Mayan civilization was much larger than previously believed.
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Art

BYU dancing couple leaves competition behind to serve family, students

By Nathan Wanlass
October 29, 2019 12:00 AM
Six professional American-style couples were presented on a floor usually reserved for international dancing. While they weren’t in England competing against each other, the six couples had the pressure of representing smooth ballroom dance — a newer style originating in America — to renowned competitors and judges.
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Art

HFAC display invited BYU community to reflect on their environmental footprint

By Nathan Wanlass
October 24, 2019 12:00 AM
Environmental stewardship is a hot topic that is being discussed on various stages. Public protests have taken place across the nation, a U.N. conference addressing the matter was held and initiatives set by the Provo community in favor of public transportation have been put in place to minimize environmental impact.
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Campus Events

New York Times columnist visits BYU, encourages empathetic relationships

By Nathan Wanlass
October 22, 2019 12:00 AM
Political and social commentator David Brooks addressed the BYU community Tuesday, Oct. 22. He said developing empathetic relationships and being more open can inspire Americans to get to know each other and become more unified as a nation.
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Campus Events

Native American panelists discuss Columbus controversy

By Nathan Wanlass
October 20, 2019 12:00 AM
Four Native American professors hosted a panel to talk about varying viewpoints on controversial Italian explorer Christopher Columbus held by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Art

Young performing missionaries host fireside for those hoping to share the gospel through performance

By Nathan Wanlass
October 14, 2019 12:00 AM
The energetic chatter of the audience filled the concert hall before the young performing missionary fireside Sunday evening. Missions for young performing missionaries allow over 50 young adults to perform and serve in Nauvoo in multiple ways, including dancing, musical theatre and technology.
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Music

Young performing missionaries to hold informative fireside for those wanting to share gospel onstage

By Nathan Wanlass
October 10, 2019 12:00 AM
Young performing missionaries volunteer to serve in Nauvoo where they share the gospel through performance. There will be an informational fireside on Oct. 13 for those who want to perform with the group next summer.
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Museum & Exhibitions

Museum of Peoples and Culture emphasizes learning by experience

By Nathan Wanlass
September 27, 2019 12:00 AM
When many students think about their summer internship, they think of desk jobs, reading and mountains of paperwork. But for Lara Kasparian, an anthropology student at BYU, working over the summer consists of digging up ancient artifacts.
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