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Winter Ball to be held March 25 in the CAC at 7 p.m.
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Winter Ball is off to Neverland
Winter Ball to be held March 25 in the CAC at 7 p.m.
Service opportunity on Saturday
The “Spirit of Aloha Service Project,” organized by the McKay Center for Intercultural Understanding and supported...
'Arms and the Man' runs this weekend
The BYUH Fine Arts Department presents acclaimed playwright George Bernard Shaw’s classic play, “Arms and the Man.”...
Decided enthusiasm accompanies senior recital
Jessica Jane Hagemeister performed her senior recital, "(in)decision," March 9.
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Professionals teach percussion workshop
The musical community of Laie got a rare treat on Saturday, March 6, as well-known purveyors of the percussive arts paid a visit...
Tsunami warning causes 'flood of good'
In spite of the stress and anxiety caused by the almost tsunami on Saturday, March 27, BYU–Hawaii experienced a 'flood...
Hikes to do on Oahu
Students of BYU–Hawaii have the rare opportunity to be so close to amazing and spectacular views.
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"The Last Lecture" by Randy Rausch
Like other university professors, Randy Pausch had some things on his mind that he wanted to share at the end of his teaching...
Cult classic "North Shore" delivers campy one-liners, impressive surf footage
"North Shore" is the story about Rick Kane, a young wave tank surfing champion from Arizona who travels to the North...
'Blazin' Steaks' delivers cheap and delicious plates
Kamehameha Highway in Kaneohe is home to Blazin’ Steaks.
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New same-sex marriage laws in Washington D.C. take effect
On Wednesday March 3, 2010 couples within America’s capital were rejoicing with their partners over new same-sex marriage...
Study reveals Latter-day Saints most conservative religious group
A recent survey released by the Gallup poll claims Latter-day Saints are the “most Republican and the most conservative...
Man tattooed one-year-old child
It was November 2009 when Lee Dietrick of Louisville, Ohio tattooed a dime-sized letter ‘A’ on the buttock of a one-year-old...
Dems may take shortcut in passing U.S. health overhaul
WASHINGTON — Democrats struggling to enact President Barack Obama's health care overhaul may take a seldom-used Senate...
CNN lists America’s biggest rip-offs
Last month, CNN Money compiled a list of the nine biggest rip-offs in America which included items like text messages, college...
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Choosing well in a market society
Our 13th Article of Faith tells us to seek after and hold fast to that which is praiseworthy, lovely, and of good report.
Facebook destroys entire generation
Due to a surge of popularity in social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, our age group may forever be labeled...
Students encourage an end to ‘high school’ gossiping
There has been a persistent complaint for years concerning the gossip passed around at high-school-sized BYU–Hawaii and...
How sick is too sick for class?
Students have varying opinions on what warrants a good excuse to not attend class.
Vacationing in Haiti during disaster is a controversial issue
Vacationing in Haiti during this time of horror and destruction due to the earthquakes had raised some controversial opinions...
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Alves named PacWest Player of the Year; Seasiders make it to Sweet 16
BYU–Hawaii senior Lucas Alves has been named the Pacific West Conference Player of the Year for the third consecutive year...
"Knockout" competition attracts participants and spectators
The “Knockout” competition, hosted as a final project for EXS 415 by Riechelle Rieben, a junior majoring in EXS from...
Seasider golfers win Kauai tourney
The BYU-Hawaii men’s golf team used balance team scoring to come from behind in the final round to score a landmark victory...
Softball loses to sixth-ranked HPU
BYU–Hawaii softball dropped four games against nationally ranked Hawaii-Pacific University Friday and Saturday, March 12...
Seasiders advance to Sweet 16
The men’s basketball team is continuing the impressive performances by beating Cal State San Bernardino University to advance...
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LDS Australian Torah Bright brings home Olympic gold
At the close of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, many success stories have been told, including one gold medalist who is a member...
Strong earthquake hits Taiwan; injuries reported but no tsunami
TAIPEI, Taiwan — A powerful 6.4-magnitude earthquake rocked southern Taiwan on Thursday, causing widespread damage and...
Hawaii under tsunami warning after earthquake off Chile
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has issued a tsunami warning for the state following a strong earthquake this evening...
Strong earthquake, tsunami warning in south Japan
TOKYO — A magnitude 6.9 earthquake hit off Japan's southern coast early Saturday (Friday, Feb. 26 in Hawaii), shaking...
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