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Welcome to BYU Today's Homecoming edition! Whether in person or in spirit, we hope you will join us next week to celebrate BYU and reflect on how this place changed you for good. See below for a few ways and reasons to light the Y. Go Cougs! —Amy Kunz Fennegan (BA '94), Alumni President
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Jamaal Williams smashed the single-game rushing record in the Toledo game. Can he become BYU's all-time run leader at Homecoming? Can the Cougars beat a tough Mississippi State team? Get the answers next Friday night at 8:15 p.m. MDT at the stadium or on ESPN. Rise and shout, Cougs!
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Despite many hardships, Susa Young Gates built a résumé that is beyond impressive. Even her motto is inspiring: “Keep busy in the face of discouragement.”
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One week after disaster shook central Italy, BYU engineers and UAVs were called in to collect data and create a hi-res 3D model of an entire city. See their work at BYU News or read Gizmodo's story. |
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For more than 90 years—since 1924 (above)—Y lovers have frequently ascended the 1.06 miles to light the 380-foot symbol of BYU. Next Tuesday, students with lanterns will climb the recently improved BYU-owned trail, and the new LED lights on the Y's perimeter will be lit for the first time from campus below. Get details.
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