A member of the Concert Choir dances the hula at the annua employer recognition dinner Students perform end-of-the-semester one-act play project The women's softball team plays its final home game..
A member of the Concert Choir dances the hula at the annua employer recognition dinner Students perform end-of-the-semester one-act play project The women's softball team plays its final home game of the season Battle of the Bands and Brains combines music with games An interviews with President Shumway Looking back over 40 years at BYUH New returning candidates answer student questions Elections continued from page I Students showcase research at 3rd annual conference If it's making me fat, tell me! When I ask you, tat is Q & A Dear Diana Trailers: One taste, and you're hooked What Is good for the body is good for the mind Wanted! Students to participate in Service Learning experiences Letter to the Editor Kailua-born Kalai a 'comedian who sings' Alum makes top 25 Hawaii lawmakers honor Dog the Bounty Hunter Swedish student says Hawaiian experiences is worth the distance Alema Boon Chan plans to continue father's legacy of generosity First Filipino called to serve in First Quorum of Seventy Easter Egg Extravaganza! TVA hunts for Easter Eggs Mai'kai dinner bids farewell to faculty, staff Students encouraged to thank those who 'pack their parachutes' EXS coach says to be grateful for the help they receive Finding 'Uncle David': What one students learns from a rescue Audience 'Crazy About Rachel' at film's premiere Short and Sweet: An evening of One-Act plays From Disney to La Cucaracha, Concert Choir is a crowd pleaser Public Management not just for grad school Internship program helps students realize potential Swing Club aids local Kahuku Hospital Farewell to an institution Ward taught English, American literature Keeping score over the years Women reach 50 consecutive wins, take PacWest Title Men's record improves to 12-2 Softball team plays last games at home Will finish season against Chaminade on April 28 Conference continued from page 2 Musical fireside invites people to celebrate Easter Career center a helpful tool in applying for graduate school 'Robinsons' definitely worth meeting Rap artist focuses on reality without vulgarity of others 'Fountain of youth' found by local EIL professor Akagi; writes book Memoir "Eat, Pray, Love" chronicles a post-divorce adventure 'Who is your favorite campus employee?' Battle of the Bands showcases local talent, raises money Still rocking: Upstanding Youth to tour the mainland