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Xyron Levi Corpuz

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Preparing students for graduation and post-grad life

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
September 30, 2022
International Student Services advised international students to participate in graduations surveys and Optional Practical Training (OPT) or Academic Training (AT)
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Features

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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Campus & Community

Culture Night 2022 performers are all called winners for celebrating diversity

By Paige Petersen
April 20, 2022
While it can take more than two days to fly non-stop around the earth, BYU–Hawaii students were able to make 27 stops all over the world during the two-night 2022 annual Culture Night.
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Your friendly local chickens’ deepest secrets. Do you know these chicken fun facts?

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
April 20, 2022
1. Did you know there are more chickens on the earth than people? There are more than 20 billion chickens and only 8 billion humans. – chickensandmore.com
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A Mexican-Guatemalan freshman from Utah said Mexicans show love to others by making and sharing food

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
April 09, 2022
Yahneli Garcia-Aguilar, a freshman majoring in business management, said she grew up living on and off in Mexico. Garcia-Aguilar said she loves Mexican food because they cook their food with much care and love. She added Mexican people express their love to others through food.
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“Krung Thep Maha Nakhon,” the other name for the city of Bangkok, Thailand, is a name already known locally, Thai students say

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
April 01, 2022
Thai people never use the word Bangkok, Natasha Krisanalome said. The only times she said she has used the name Bangkok have been when she was on her mission in New Zealand and as a student here at BYU–Hawaii.
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Watching musical movies, auditioning for choirs and joining local competitions was the beginning of these students’ singing journeys

By Xyron Levi Corpuz
March 08, 2022
J.T. Stokes, a senior from Freehold, New Jersey, majoring in general music with an emphasis in vocal performance, gave advice to people who want to sing but are not confident enough. According to Stokes, it doesn’t matter if others think a person is a bad singer. He encouraged them to let go of their fears, even though doing so “is easier said than done.”
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