Arts & Entertainment Archive, February 2007
Banjos and fiddles take over at BYU-Idaho’s Bluegrass night
When one hears the word bluegrass,
visions of Irish step-dancers and blonde 3-year-olds spinning across the stage in floral skirts don’t typically come to mind. But for BYU‑Idaho’s sixth annual Bluegrass Night on Feb. 24, audiences were treated to an array of talent, musically and culturally, from the evening’s five performing groups.
- Kate Bailey / Scroll Staff
- Posted Tue, 27 Feb
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Student beats Super Mario Brothers world record
To set world records some people hit home runs, some people break the sound barrier in jet-powered cars and some people fly planes across the Atlantic. But some people stomp goombas.
Nate Parkinson, a senior from West Bend, Wis., is the latter, holding the world record for beating Super Mario Brothers for Super Nintendo in the shortest amount of time.
- Jacob Divett / Scroll Staff
- Posted Tue, 27 Feb
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Tabernacle Choir, Dallyn Vail Bayles release new music
Released Feb. 13, Showtime! Music of Broadway and Hollywood is the first Mormon Tabernacle CD in which many of the songs were selected through listener requests.
- Keli Glade / A&E Asst. Editor
- Posted Tue, 27 Feb
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Crazy for You: Who could ask for anything more?
With colorful scenery, plenty of stage violence, Hungarian accents and elaborate costumes, Crazy for You premiered in the Snow Drama Theatre Feb. 6.
- Keli Glade / A&E Asst. Editor
- Kate Bailey / Scroll Staff
- Posted Tue, 13 Feb
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Being Mormon is so punk rock
Wearing a white shirt, tie, backpack and a black tag usually means someone is a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but that’s not always the case.
- Jacob Divett / Scroll Staff
- Posted Tue, 13 Feb
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