JANUARY 8, 2002:

Headlines:

    Students encounter new airport security during holiday travel
    BYU-Idaho apartment complexes vandalized over holiday
    BYU-I’s ice rink open to students
    LDS scriptures now on CD-ROM for $5
    USU student discovers glitch in Instant Messenger software
    Pair lives outside theater for ‘Star Wars’

News:

    Pilot crashes plane into building after unauthorized takeoff
    Ski resorts expect to see green this season
    Olympic festivities won’t close BYU-I campus
    Snowmobiles not for city roads
    Jaywalking endangers pedestrians, drivers
    19-year-old elected as new mayor
    Rexburg economy remains stable

Religion:

    Priesthood, Relief Society to study teachings of President Harold B. Lee throughout 2002
    Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God
    Young Women Personal Progress
    ‘For the Strength of Youth’ pamphlet redesigned
    Church releases scriptures on CD-ROM
    Visiting teaching message changed to aid gospel study

Campus:

    Students celebrate winter semester at First Night
    Married Students are moving into Dorm 5
    Bednars to open ice rink today at ribbon cutting
    Students take a trip south of the border
    Scholarships help pay the way
    Students balance work, school
    Renovation on MC Little Theater provides more room for events
    Honor students embrace learning

Arts and Entertainment:

    A cappella group to sing at New Student Orientation
    First Night celebrations differ from past years
    Children's book ‘Thunder Cave’ re-written for today
    New Christian band releases CD on journey to fame
    FOOD and FLICKS: 1960s classic movie is remembered
    FOOD and FLICKS: Cheesy Cheeseburger Pizzas
    Grammy nominees announced for 2002

Sports:

    Expected, unexpected events captivate sports world
    Ricks College crushed by Eastern Utah but finishes victorious over Colorado
    Vikings sweep two home games
    Best and worst take their places
    News in Brief