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Xyron Levi Corpuz

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A multi-instrumental musical life

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
December 01, 2022
BYUH student said with the proper mindset, anyone can learn how to play any instrument
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A great pillar of hotel and tourism management

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
November 30, 2022
David Preece said it was his dream to be a professor and teaching at BYUH fulfilled it. As a retiree, he hopes students remember him as one who did his best to help them become better people.
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Campus & Community

More than the turkey and pumpkin pie

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
November 23, 2022
International students celebrating Thanksgiving for the first time are grateful for good health and the gift of peace
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Keeping everyone safe while upgrading the campus

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
November 01, 2022
With buildings being torn down as BYU–Hawaii continues upgrading the campus, BYUH Operations Vice President Kevin Schlag said members of the University ohana have been asking questions about possible hazards due to demolition. However, both Schlag and the Church’s Special Projects Department Site Project Manager Jeff Packer said any hazardous materials are being properly removed and thrown away according to regulations, and there is nothing to be concerned about.
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A couple from Japan says marriage taught them how to express their feelings and wisely manage money

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
November 01, 2022
Manase Aida Tetuanui, a newlywed and sophomore majoring in human resources from Saitama, Japan, said being married taught him how to manage his money. He admitted, “I hate counting how much I have, how much I can use and how much I should save.” But now being married, he said, he and his wife need to save and spend their money wisely.
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Campus & Community

Bringing the scriptures to life

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
October 11, 2022
BYU–Hawaii students cast in the “Book of Mormon Videos” hope their offspring will have their faith increased by watching their performances
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Inspired by his own father, new BYUH father says he seeks to instill love for reading in his son

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
July 06, 2022
After his first baby was born in December 2021, Naoshi Murata, a junior from Nara, Japan, majoring in information systems, said he was able to see how difficult it is to raise a child and felt more grateful for his parents who raised him. He said he appreciates his father who cares for him, though not always through words but by his father’s actions.
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BYUH alumna explains how a hobby of collecting sea glass became her jewelry business

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
April 26, 2022
Born and raised in Laie, BYU–Hawaii alumna Anne McCarrey Tobon, said she sees a connection between the sea glass she uses for her jewelry business “Wrap the Sea” and the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Campus & Community

Dances of Asia: Club choreographers and presidents share the meanings behind Vietnam, Japan and Thailand Culture Night 2022 performances

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
April 20, 2022
Vice President and Choreographer of the Vietnam Club, Hoang Lan Vu, said it’s a historical time for them as it’s the first time, to their knowledge, that the club is performing at Culture Night.
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