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LISTEN: EMT at BYU-IDAHO
Who will you call when someone falls at a sports event? How about when your friend/significant other has a stroke? The EMS agency is a complete volunteer and student-ran group approved by the state and Department of Health and Human Services that is looking for more volunteers to help around campus.
The image of Superman
The idea of Superman made me strive to be more than I could ever be and use the said "powers" that we have in more beneficial and powerful ways to others.
What happened to America?
“It’s hard, especially at times like this, to say I’m proud to be an American.”
Following the Rule of Law
Three weeks ago, Nicaragua was holding 327 missionaries serving for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Now they have none. The government of Nicaragua has been under siege from its own people and it has become unsafe for them to serve their Lord.
WATCH – Nathan Pacheco: The Man behind the Microphone
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Nathan Pacheco performed on the John W. Hart Auditorium stage Saturday night, displaying his passion for music and the personal meaning behind his work.
“May the Force be with you. Always.”
Star Wars is one of the many accepted cultures in the modern world, and we can learn from these movies about as much as on campus.
Dungeons & Dragons: Let the adventures begin!
Dungeons & Dragons has become an official part of the Activites Committee at BYU-Idaho over the weekend of February 24.
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