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Students sing, stomp and act at Improv Comedy Workshop
After receiving his topic, he began flinging himself around the room as explosions littered the scene.
Hard work at the Lazyman Ironman
Squires felt prepared for the running portion of the Ironman, but the difficulty of the swimming and biking portions took her by surprise.
Furry friends in Special Collections
A Google search by the team revealed leopard print beaver coats often went for prices as high as $3,000.
Learning to interview with Career Services
“The resume gets you in the door, but the second step is the interview,” Ahrendsen said.
Three library events coming your way
"(The poetry) contest is fun to judge because the poems range from serious love poems to short funny ones.”
The 12 stages of finals
Fear, stress and sleep deprivation give way to madness.
Testing Center: Behind the line
“It’s not just a place you work at, but a place that you can really have fun,” Reggiani said.
Night sky at the Senior Showcase
“It started with my love for the night sky when I was little,” said Kayla Taculog.
Thanksgiving around the world
“Most of what I know about Thanksgiving I heard from Everybody Hates Chris," said Guilherme Faccinetto.
130 years of the spirit of Ricks
“There are a lot of good colleges, but there's only one number one, and that's BYU-Idaho,” said Joe J. Christensen, former school president.
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