Professional marimba player Nanae Mimura instructed percussion students in the art of peaceful marimba music in the McKay Auditorium on Nov. 21 The past of Laie was brought back to life at the Morm..
Professional marimba player Nanae Mimura instructed percussion students in the art of peaceful marimba music in the McKay Auditorium on Nov. 21 The past of Laie was brought back to life at the Mormon Pacific Historical Society's public film premiere on Tuesday, Nov. 21 The BYUH-Hawaii Student's Alumni Association (SAA) put together a basketball tournament to help fund this year's Voyage of Faith Shaka Steel entertained its student and community audience, using percussion beats and Jazzy music to move the spectators to their feet BYUH revisits water park for a night of slippery fun Men's Basketball soars to victory over Skyhawks Water Park Expert, students offer speedy solutions for working out on busy days Internet shopping pros and cons during the mad rush of the holidays How to deal with convenience friends, switching majors and being imitated Q & A Dear Diana Dating and Fall Ball at BYUH: Tradition vs. modernity More universities requiring laptops Fish, fun and food: Fall Ball takes sail onboard the Navatek I Marimba musician teaches students to 'sing' through percussion Hangin' loose with Shaka Steel Concert beat brings audience to their feet Public film premiere commemorates Laie history Helping students, Elder Cook hopes to prepare leaders for Mongolia Eat and hike: Students' choices for Thanksgiving Thanksgiving celebrations around the world Bloggers protected against libel lawsuits World Cup of Surfing takes stage Turkey Bowl brings friends, family together Basketball games raise funds for Voyage of Faith HAPPY FEET IN THEATERS NOVEMBER 17TH Film-industry obsession doesn't fly, says reviewer Toe-tapping penguin dances entertainment away Sufjan delivers songs for the whole year "What is your expectation for the Fall Ball?"
