BYU-I unites via mud fight

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VOLUME 123 | ISSUE 28 | SEPTEMBER 20, 2011
TUESDAY DEVOTIONAL
THOMAS E. COBURN
MANAGING DIRECTOR OF
THE TEMPLE DEPARTMENT
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Over 400 BYU-Idaho students spent their first Saturday of the semester rolling in mud and bonding with fellow classmates. The mud activities
were hosted by the Academic Discovery Center to promote of their services.
BYU-I unites via mud fight
IAN OLSEN
Scroll Staff
LOCAL MUSIC FESTIVAL,
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SPORTS
Students were sliding, army
crawling, stumbling and leapfrogging
through a soaking, muddy obstacle
course Sept. 17 as they participated in
Mud Mayhem, a relay race hosted by
the Academic Discovery Center.
one of the leaders of the campaign.
“We want to enable and empower
students to find a clear vision for
themselves.”
Teams of three dressed in
coordinating costumes including old
ladies with wigs, cows, pigs,
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Accidents prompt safety warning
RYAN CARREON
News Editor
COMPETITIVE SPORTS
TRYOUTS CALENDAR, PAGE 23
The center’s marketing team hosted
the event to promote the internship,
career and graduate fair Oct. 5, at the
BYU-Idaho Center basketball courts.
The fair will be between 9 a.m. and
2 p.m.
“Our slogan was ‘Gain a clear vision
for your future,’” said Lauren Johnson,
a senior studying communications and
A pedestrian was sent to the
hospital with minor injuries Thursday
after she struck a vehicle that failed to
yield, said local police.
A shuttle driver for the Targhee
Regional Public Transit Authority out
of Idaho Falls was traveling on Second
South when she failed to yield to a
pedestrian at the intersection of First
West. After the shuttle failed to yield
to the pedestrian, a bicyclist who had
entered the crosswalk struck the side
of the vehicle causing minor damage to
the vehicle and totaling the bike.
“In our investigation, it showed that
the bus failed to stop for a pedestrian
within that crosswalk. However,
the bicyclist entered the crosswalk
improperly,” said Rexburg Police
Captain Randy Lewis. “We had some
information that she did not check the
intersection as she entered it and was
going at a pretty good rate through it
and she passed the pedestrian on foot
and collided with the bus.”
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