ONLINE EXCLUSIVE | UPDATED APRIL 11
Blast!

The Hart Auditorium exploded with a blaze of color and sound Thursday night, April 6, in the high-energy Broadway theatrical spectacle Blast!

The stage ignited with the combination of live music and intense choreography in a celebration of music, dance and technical effects.

“This is by far the best show I’ve ever seen on this campus,” said Bradley Stokes, a sophomore from Blackfoot, Idaho. “It was absolutely amazing.”

ther attendees enthusiastically echoed Stokes’ remarks. “It was intense. That was pure entertainment,” said Richard Thompson, a junior from West Jordan, Utah. [read more]

MORE TOP NEWS STORIES...
» Semester schedule promotes equality
» A look at crime at BYU-Idaho
» Devotional Bio: Elder H. Resse Hansen

CURRENT ISSUE
[click here to see larger]

NEWS | UPDATED APRIL 11
» Wolverine trapped in Idaho, again
»

Utah appeal case provokes new exceptions to Fourth Amendment

» Please Hold: How to get a human on the phone
» Idaho ordered to pay Planned Parenthood
» Text might be Gospel of Judas
» Immigration reform causes protests
» Rexburg 101: a class on how the city operates

CAMPUS | UPDATED APRIL 11
» A day in the life of President Clark
»

Man who inspired the movie ‘Rain Man’ visits BYU-Idaho
»

Papers, papers and guess what ... papers!
» Smoking the future away
» New fine for fast wheels on campus
» Subject: I’m going to miss class for personal reasons next Thursday

SPORTS |UPDATED APRIL 11
» National champion still contributes to athletics
»

Bowling and food: a tradition to relish
» Bikes abound: Bike and Build hosts benefit dinner for 2006
» Softball back to the plate after rain delay
» Boxing event takes jab in Rexburg

ARTS | UPDATED APRIL 11
»

Beauty pageants help women discover talents
»

New baptism requirement: watch Johnny Lingo
» Hobbits and wizards join in a musical extravaganza on stage
» Medea addresses universal truths
» New entertainment venue opens in Rexburg
» ‘Da Vinci Code’ suspense over — author not guilty of plagiarism

OPINION | UPDATED APRIL 11
Spiritual perspective can hinder learning

Within every learning institution there is a variety of philosophies and institutional missions that attract students and drive their academic success.

The mission of BYU-Idaho is to build testimonies of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, provide a quality education, prepare students for lifelong learning and maintain a wholesome academic, cultural, social and spiritual environment.
[read more]

MORE OPINION...
»

Diapers change everything
» Immigrants should be allowed citizenship
» Approved housing a joke

LIFESTYLE | UPDATED APRIL 11
» Do-it-yourself facials
» The Crucifix: History of the crucifix
»

The Crucifix: Other religious symbols
» Some quick pick-me-ups – in the form of natural energy boosters
»

The skinny on fast food – what are you eating?
» Lifestyle tip of the day

About Scroll: Scroll is published Tuesday mornings as a lab project by students in the Department of Communication. Claims in columns and articles do not necessarily represent the opinion or endorsement of Brigham Young University-Idaho or its sponsor, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. All material posted on Scroll Online is property of BYU-Idaho Scroll.

Contact scrollinternet@byui.edu with comments or problems. If you would like to submit news or information to Scroll, please visit our contact page.
o