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Salt Lake Single Adult Conference this weekend

Actor Rick Schroder and his wife, Andrea, and Elder M. Russell Ballard are among speakers at a conference for single adults 31 and older. Other activities include seminars, a dance and speed-dating.

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BYU duo says ancient bug ate dinosaur bones

It sounds like something out of an Indiana Jones movie: black beetles that eat your bones.
Except it's actually the Dermestid beetle's babies - or larvae - that do the gnawing.

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Disney puts a crimp in BYU tour

According to BYU legal representatives, three songs were cut from the Young Ambassador's 90-minute program.

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Women's Conference: Raising righteous daughters and granddaughters

From last week's BYU Women's Conference comes this report of a session in which the presenters talked about the blessings and opportunities of "Raising Daughters and Granddaughters."

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Women's Conference speakers tell grads to keep learning

For young adults recently graduated from college, being productive professionally and socially are both important aspects of living a balanced life, as is establishing a lifetime pattern of learning.

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Being active is key to healthy living

Turn it off, get outdoors and be active, BYU associate professors Pat Vehrs and Susan V. Graser emphasized in a workshop at the BYU Women's Conference Friday.

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Raising worthy, righteous sons is 'high adventure'

(from last week's Women's Conference...) For Stephen and Margaret Nadauld, the words "It's a boy!" open the door to high adventure.

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LDS Business College in Salt Lake City, Utah, received a $1 million gift last week from an anonymous donor, bringing the total by the same donor to $2 million.

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