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BYU Research: Mental Health Apps Are a Cheap, Effective Self-Help Tool
According to BYU research, apps used to track diet, exercise, or mental health can actually be great self-help tools for users.
BYU custodian killed in train accident
A man died after being struck by a FrontRunner train Friday morning at the intersection of 700 West and 600 South. About 7:30 a.m., Douglas Crow, a BYU custodian, was riding his bicycle when he was hit by the train. Provo Police Lt. Mathew Siufanua said a woman driving an Escalade was trying to make a left-hand turn onto 700 West from 600 South. She did not see Crow and bumped him off his bike and onto the train tracks.
Which 27 Temples Are Showing New Temple Film?
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released a new film for temple instruction. This announcement comes only 6 months after the last “new” film in January 2014. Lds.net reached out to many LDS temples in the United States to find out which ones are already circulating the new film:
Latter-day Saints Take Over Social Media at General Conference
Members flocked to social media during general conference to share their testimonies, favorite talks, announcements, and quotes. The Church facilitated the sharing of those messages by posting quotes, memes, and video highlights in real time during the conference sessions on the Church’s Facebook page, Twitter, and Google+ accounts. Here is a summary of those updates from each session: Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon, Priesthood session, Sunday morning, and Sunday afternoon
From the Church
‘Meet the Mormons’ Movie to Show on TV Channels, Digital Outlets
In an effort to make “Meet the Mormons” more accessible to people around the world, the film will be distributed Tuesday, February 3 to TV channels and digital providers.
Stolen 1st ed. Book of Mormon recovered; suspect arrested
Law enforcement authorities in the Washington, D.C., area have recovered an original, 182-year-old Book of Mormon that was stolen last month from an Arizona bookstore, The Arizona Republic reports. A suspect, who was known by the owner of the bookstore, has also been arrested and awaits extradition to Arizona.
Why 'intense' moms are more depressed
In the June publication of the Journal of Child and Family Studies, a study was published that kicked off another series of articles about how parenting causes depression and unhappiness. Here we go again.
The Killers, Owen Wilson Make New Music Video with BYU Students
Every Christmas season since 2006, The Killers have released a new single. In tune with the season of giving, the proceeds from sales go entirely to charity. This year, Killers frontman Brandon Flowers went to personal friend, BYU alum and director of Napoleon Dynamite Jared Hess to produce a music video to go with the song. Hess pointed Flowers to BYU, suggesting students could create it.
Sliding in Sochi: Kate Hansen
The air is crisp, the ice is smooth, and the crowd is buzzing at the Olympic Park in Park City, Utah. Over a loudspeaker, an announcer introduces the next run at the October luge World Cup seeding race. Up at the start, Kate Hansen (’17) lies down on her sled and grips the ice with her spiked gloves to push off. Within seconds she is halfway down the track, a 75 mile-per-hour yellowish blur.
BYU doctors overrun with missionary physicals
LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson announced in October’s Church general conference that, effective immediately, men can serve at the age of 18 and women at the age of 19; and effective immediately, as he was saying it, the plans of thousands of young adults changed. Representatives of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said there are almost 600 future missionaries starting their applications every day.