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 | Your No. 1–Ranked Cougars 
| BYU is picked to win the national men's volleyball title. Recap the home opener in this video, where BYU took down no. 5 USC in front of a
sellout crowd.
| |  | Inspiring U2, Coldplay, and Warhol
| La Monte Young may be the most famous composer you've never heard of, influencing artists from Yoko Ono to Bono. A BYU professor tells his story.
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 | An Evangelical's Plea for Civility
| Visiting forum speaker Mark DeMoss, an evangelical Christian and advisor to the Romney campaign, called for civility in our public and political discourse.
| |  | What Would You Do?
| You're stuck—caught between company loyalty and honesty with clients. To solve such a dilemma, says ethics guru Brad Agle, you must prepare.
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 | After Tahrir Square
| Muhammed Eissa, senior lecturer of Arabic at the University of Chicago,
discusses Egypt's future in this filmed lecture.
| | |  | Covering the Roberts Court
| Adam Liptak, a New York Times journalist who covers the Supreme Court, shares personal insights in this video.
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Cowboys and Politicians
| Will the United States or the European Union save the global environment and
economy? See the debate.
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 | Fate of Jewish Priesthood
| Watch as religion professor Matthew Grey examines events following the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple.
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101 and Counting
| Now 101, Gwen Richards shares
wisdom she gained during her century of experience and decades of teaching.
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 | At Home and Abroad
| This year there
are student-teaching experiences up for grabs in Texas, D.C., and possibly China.
| | |  | A Digital Promise
| Professor David Wiley was appointed a senior fellow at Digital Promise, where he will use technology to improve education.
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A Cycle for Support
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BYU has developed a tiered system that identifies struggling students and helps them without holding others back.
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Blogging to Happiness
| A new study shows that blogging helps
new moms transition and is related to lower stress and lower marital conflict.
| | |  | Just Say No
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The University of Washington's J. David Hawkins will address youth substance abuse in next week's Hinckley lecture.
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| After Hole in the Rock
| What happened after the pioneers got through Hole in the Rock? Find out at the Feb.
17 San Juan Mission Symposium.
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 | | A Fairy Tale Ballet | Theatre Ballet presents a full-length Hans Christian Andersen classic, The Snow
Queen, with a preshow party for kids.
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| | Hitting High Notes | BYU opera students took first place at the National Opera Association's Collegiate Opera Scenes Competition.
| | |  | A Kaleidoscope of Culture
| BYU's Living Legends will infuse their upcoming show Seasons with the vitality of dances from Bolivia, Fiji, and more.
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National Geographic Worthy
| Two biology grad students earned grants from the National Geographic Society. See what they're researching.
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| Bean Leadership
| Biology professor Leigh Johnson is now the associate director for research and collections at the Bean Museum.
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 | First Lady of Honduras
| | Rosa Elena Bonilla de Lobo, the first lady of Honduras, shared hope
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The Veteran
Patient
| | New veterans are facing invisible wounds, like PTSD, in staggering numbers. See how BYU is committed to veteran care. |
| |  | Celebrate 60 with Us
| | Join us April 6 for an all-day celebration in honor of the College of Nursing's 60th anniversary. |
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Minor Focus: Old Folks
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| BYU's minor in gerontology, the study of the elderly, is open to all majors, but it is especially pertinent to nursing students. Read why. |
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Tabernacle Undercover
| The history of the Provo Tabernacle runs deep; just ask BYU geology and archaeology students.
| | |  | Secrets for Success
| Stanford professor Richard Zare, winner of a National Medal of Science, will speak at BYU on how to be successful.
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Roundy Makes Fellow
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Math professor Robin Roundy is now a fellow in the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences.
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| Animation on the Move | The BYU Center for Animation is moving from the Fulton College to the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
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 | Educator of the Year
| A transportation organization named civil engineering professor Grant
Schultz the 2011 Educator of the Year.
| | |  | Engineers Seize the Day
| On Feb. 23 the college will host contests and more for middle school, high
school, and college students.
| | |  | Beam Me a Song
| | An electrical engineering class built devices to beam a song from an iPhone to speakers using a laser. | | | |
Adams Takes the Bunge
| Mechanical engineering professor Brent
Adams won the Bunge Award at the International Conference on the Textures of Materials.
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 | A Case of Religious Freedom
| BYU students wrote a brief for a religious freedom case that went before the Supreme Court. Now, see what the court decided.
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 | Supply Chain Solvers
| After 24 hours in their war room analyzing a supply chain problem, a BYU MBA team found a
solution that earned a top finish.
| | |  | Counterproductive Packaging
| A BYU study shows persuasive packaging that leads people to buy a product may also reduce its long-term sales. See how.
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New Fellows
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See the two international educators who are bringing their expertise in helping the world's poor to BYU's Ballard Center.
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