Новости за 14.12.2017

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My grandparents on my mother’s side were always the wealthy ones in the family. Don’t get me wrong, none of us have ever wanted for anything, but it was always clear that my mother’s side of the family was more comfortable. But they were the sort of people who wanted their kids to make their […]

I have some friends who are studying computer science in college, and a lot of them have become really interested in artificial intelligence. I’m interested, too, and though I really don’t have the same background (I’m an English major, myself), we’ve been having some really interesting conversations about where artificial intelligence is going in the […]

Outsourcing technological tasks is a great strategy for small or new business looking to save time and money. Even though outsourcing may have a price tag, it will be a good investment in the long run by saving you stress and moving you toward your business goals more quickly and efficiently. Outsourcing tech will help […]

My little brother has a job he hates: he works in retail back in our hometown, and he’s exhausted all of the time. But, for some reason, he’s really convinced that he doesn’t want to go to college. I guess that’s okay, and my parents seem to have accepted it, but I’m really worried. Without […]

BYU football head coach Kalani Sitake announced Thursday that former LSU running game coordinator and offensive line coach Jeff Grimes will serve as the Cougar's new offensive coordinator. 

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A small section of the East Bay golf course in Provo, Utah, could house a medical school. The school could be an option for BYU pre-med students to get experience and a degree, according to Wasatch Educational Vice President Richard Nielsen.

The BYU Store has over 300 nativities on display from over 60 countries to remind BYU guests what the Christmas season is all about. Betsy Christensen, an 87-year-old Orem woman, owns the nativity collection. According to the Daily Herald, Christensen began the collection when studying abroad during college and she has traveled all over the world. […]