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Campus

The bureaucracy between BYU and its trees

By Zoe Cook
October 19, 2023 12:00 AM
With varieties of maples, evergreens, columnar oaks and plum trees, BYU boasts more than 17,000 trees. However, BYU's trees lead a more complicated life than is evident from simply walking around campus.
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Tweet Beat

Tweet Beat March 28

March 28, 2017 12:00 AM
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A Week in Photos

45th Annual Festival of Trees Recap

By Austin Tenny
December 12, 2015 12:00 AM
Just in case you missed the 45th Annual Festival of Trees this year in Sandy, Utah, 750 large and small shining trees, plus 125 hand made quilts and 120 ginger bread creations and wreaths were auctioned off as a fundraising effort to help Primary Children's Hospital patients. The event ran from Wednesday, Dec. 2nd to Saturday, Dec. 5th. Here are some of the magical trees and sweets created this year.
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Healthy Living

Eagles Nest Outfitters relaunches college ambassador program

By Alexander Balkman
November 20, 2015 12:00 AM
Eagles Nest Outfitters is going back to its roots and glory days and has begun its relaunch of the ENO college ambassadors program.
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Local

Start of Fall predictions in Utah

By Cassidy Hansen
September 25, 2015 12:00 AM
The trees on the mountain and campus are slowly beginning to change colors, reminding us that cooler temperatures and layering is around the corner — as if football wasn't enough of a reminder.
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Religion

CES broadcast speakers teach members to remember their divine heritage

By Austin Tenny
September 15, 2015 12:00 AM
Kathy Clayton, speaking at the CES devotional on Sunday, encouraged members to recognize their divine identity as children of God. (LDS Devotional)
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Readers' Forum

Harvestable landscape management

By Universe Contributor
June 23, 2015 12:00 AM
While at work at the new Auxiliary Services Building, I watched the grounds crew plant new trees around the perimeter of the building. Being close to lunch time it occurred to me, “Wouldn’t it just be peachy if it were August and there were peaches on those trees? Or if it were early October and there were some apples to complement the microwave burrito I was to have for lunch that day?”
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