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BYUH Got Talent

Tonight, Friday February 25th students from our campus will be showcasing their talents. Everyone has an opportunity to enjoy this evening of free entertainment from 9:00pm - 11:00pm.

Oklahoma!

Oklahoma!. A theatrical musical production directed by Michael Belnap (Musical Director) and Craig Ferre (Director). Music by Richard Rodgers and Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. Based on the play "Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs. Orginal Dances by Agnes de Mille. All students,faculty and community members invited. Attendance of children under the age of 6 is discouraged. Tickets will be available for purchase prior to the performance at the Aloha Center Front Desk. Purchase previous to the night of the performance is encouraged. $3.00 for community. $2.00 for BYUH Faculty/Staff, $1.00 for students with current BYUH ID. No food or drink allowed in the McKay Auditorium. Plenty of free parking. There are 475 seats for each performance.

Performance this Friday (Feb. 24) and Saturday (Feb. 25) from 7:30p.m.-9:30p.m.

Got Talent?

Join BYU-H students as they share their talents on stage in the annual performance of “Got Talent?” on Friday, Feb. 25 at 9pm in the Cannon Activities Center. Admission is free and standards are enforced. Come out and support the talent here on campus. (Photo from Ke Alakai file)

Faculty Art Show March 4th

As part of the Evening of Fine Arts, a faculty art show will be opening at Brigham Young University Hawaii on March 4. Admission is free and everyone is invited to the McKay Auditorium to enjoy the performances. The art will be on display for viewing for the duration of that week.
The display will include the exhibits of all full time and some of the part time faculty. These contributors include Dwight Miller, Mat Alisa, Viliami Tolutau, and Brandon Truscott. Faculty musicians will be doing a musical performance that night in the auditorium, as part of the event. (Photo courtesy of Paris Spillane)

Earthquake in New Zealand

An earthquake with the magnitude of 6.3 hit Christchurch, New Zealand, one of the country’s biggest cities, on Tuesday, Feb. 22 New Zealand time and Monday, Feb. 21 Hawaii time. More than 100 people were thought to be trapped in the rubble as darkness—and drizzling rain—fell Tuesday night. Power and telephone lines were knocked out, pipes burst flooding the streets with water, cars parked on the street were buried under rubble, the airport was closed and the Christchurch Hospital was briefly evacuated before reopening. During hours of chaos in the city, people dug through rubble with their hands to free people trapped. Firefighters climbed extension ladders to pluck people stranded on roofs to safety. Smoke drifted into the air at several points around the city from fires burning in the rubble. (Photo courtesy of Associated Press)

Unrest continues to sweep through North Africa and in the Middle East

Unrest continues to sweep through North Africa and the Middle East. In Tunisia, the demonstrations began in December, and its leaders – along with those in Egypt – have resigned amid mass protests. Political demonstrations, protests and general unrest is being experienced in Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Yemen, Djibouti, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Syria, Morocco, Tunisia, and the Palestinian territories. (Photo courtesy of the Associated Press)