ONLINE EXCLUSIVE | UPDATED JANUARY 31
Being a Leader
One student’s story of what it means to believe in a cause and then do something

For one BYU-Idaho student, anger caused him to take action.

Peter Nguyen, a freshman from Portland, Ore., recently became vice president of the College Democrats of Idaho. So what’s the big deal? Nguyen is a Republican.

After coming to BYU-I, Nguyen became very aware of the common conservative, republican view on campus and throughout town. [read more]

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Palestinian terrorists have a chance to play politics

Democracy is finally working in the Middle East, just not the way we would hope.  The democratic system is a success in any country when voter turnout is near 80 percent.  The problem is that the winning party is an armed group of terrorists whose leaders are assassinated by Israel almost as quickly as they are appointed.

So what does the terrorist group Hamas do after winning 76 of 132 parliamentary seats in Palestine? [read more]

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