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Good Things for Those Who Wait
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Couples who delay sex report better stability, satisfaction, communication, and sexual quality in their relationship, according to a BYU study.
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Moo-ving Picture
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Matthew Richardson of the Sunday School general presidency illustrated the learning process with a moo-ving optical illusion.
| | |  | ComD Careers
| BYU's communication disorders program can lead to fulfilling
careers in speech-language pathology.
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| | Read about McKay School faculty projects that are influencing individuals, schools, and governments across the
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Innovative
| Student teams face off in this annual competition to see who can come up with the most innovative spin on teaching.
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| For his research on Lewis and Clark, associate history professor Jay Buckley received an achievement award. | | |
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Family Fellow
| | The National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) named family life professor Jeffry Larson a 2010 NCFR fellow. |
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| For the third time, music professor Michael Hicks received a Deems Taylor
Award, one of musicology's highest honors.
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Ceramic Acclaim
| Alumna Jordann Siri Wood's creations are earning her recognition as one of nation's top emerging ceramics
artists.
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| Bible Style | | How did the Bible influence the style of early dictionaries? Professor Cynthia Hallen and grad student Tracy Spackman decided to take a look. | |
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Orange You Glad . . . 
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BYU researchers have found that a whole orange is better for you than the sum of its individual parts.
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| Biology professor Keith Crandall was designated one of the most highly cited professionals in his field.
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Class of '65
| | Fifteen nursing students from this close-knit graduating class returned to campus for their 45-year reunion. | | |  | Dining with Donors
| | At this annual gathering, scholarship donors and recipients shared how giving and receiving have blessed their lives. |
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Former U of U professor and current Y dean Beth Cole was recognized at a ribbon-cutting on the U's campus.
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Eureka! Solving Health Mysteries
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Visiting speaker Lauren Clark discussed how cultural involvement and curiosity can bring researchers closer to solving complex health problems.
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| | A professor's findings offer hope to those with preeclampsia, a disease only pregnant women can get. |
| | |  | Make Some Noise
| | Take a trip to BYU's anechoic chamber with the college's Hands On team in this video about sound and acoustics. | | | |
From Rote Memorization to Inquiry
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Three professors from Japan shared problem-solving teaching methods, like turning memorization into inquiry, with BYU's math ed faculty and students.
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60-Second Desk
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Clark Davis won Student Innovator of the Year for his easy-to-assemble furniture. Watch him put his desk together here.
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| In the annual Nephi's Bow Competition, students' entries were made of everything from fiberglass to golf-club shafts. | | |
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Natural Resource Scholars
| Three students were awarded Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Scholarships to help them pursue natural resources law.
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Church's Team
| Research fellowships will allow 13 students to join legal counsel for the Church in externships around the world.
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| Taking first in the Adobe Web Analytics Competition, an MBA-student duo found ways to increase website profitability. | |
|  | Parks and Rec Jeopardy
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students took second in the Parks and Recreation Student Quiz Bowl. | | |
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Goodwill | | Accounting students traded in their calculators for nail guns at a recent Habitat for Humanity service project. |
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| At the national Business Language Case Competition, BYU teams placed first in the newly added Mandarin section and third in Portuguese. |
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