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Though people, places and events are often thought of as comprising the history of the church, much of that history is found within its institutional and administrative structure.
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- + BYU-I students sweep national competition
An Olympic torch was passed through all the seminary classrooms in the
Hurst Texas Stake, eventually reaching its final destination at the
stake's Seminary Olympic Games.
Sister Bednar points out that the guidance of the Spirit is vital in determining what world influences are praiseworthy.
Sitting on a piece of cardboard, it's hard not to feel jealous of those
in chairs eating lavish plates of Italian food and drinking from
crystal glasses.
Seventeen-year-old Katelynn Wilson was one of six students -- and the
only Mormon -- to receive a $2,000 scholarship from the Colorado Farm
Show in the statewide contest.
Travis Hall, a Brigham Young University-Idaho student, has been selected to present his research at the
81st annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in Oakland, Calif.
BYU officials and architects shared floor and site plans with the
next-door Wasatch neighborhood regarding four new, four-story residence
halls to replace Deseret Towers.
William A. Wilson, an emeritus professor of English at BYU, spoke about Hugh
Nibley on March 4 celebrating the 100th
anniversary of Nibley's birth.
Pornography addiction and the brain will be the the topic 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 6, at the Provo Edgemont Stake Center, 303 W. 3700
North, Provo.
