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Photo by Ulziibayar Badamdorj Family is at the center of Chinese culture, traditions, food and celebrations. For example, Spring Festival, also known as Chinese New Year, brings extended families together to decorate their homes, enjoy time away from school and eat family favorite foods, said two BYU–Hawaii sophomores from China. They said spending time with family during holidays is a highlight of life in China. Kefei Yu, a communications major, and Fei Liu, an accounting major, shared as a nation, they love Spring Festival traditions, like the dragon dances and exchanges of red envelopes for good luck and prosperity. ....
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Photo by Ulziibayar Badamdorj While he appears to be an average, bow-tie-wearing professor, Dr. Neil J. Anderson is known as a “TESOL international rockstar,” a name dubbed by BYU–Hawaii Dean Mark Wolfersberger. Anderson, a professor in the Faculty of English & Social Work, shared experiences from his 41-year career as an internationally-acclaimed TESOL professor and researcher. He plans to retire from BYUH after the Spring 2021 Semester. Dean of the Faculty of English & Social Work, Wolfersberger said Anderson’s connections raised the profile of BYUH in the TESOL field. “He has connected students to people in the TESOL world that there is no way they would be able to connect without his influence,” Wolfersberger explained. ....
Photo by Ulziibayar Badamdorj Photo by Ulziibayar Badamdorj Inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic to consider becoming a doctor, a senior majoring in biomedical science has been volunteering at Kahuku Medical Center through the Cope Health Scholar program that helps students get in-person hospital experience. Natasha Mathurent from Venezuela, said, “I have 101 different interests. So, I don’t know what direction I want to take, but I think that’s fine.” Even though her future seems unclear, she said having faith in the Lord while doing her best helps her accomplish the things she needs to do. She stated, “Even though faith should be enough, and it is for a lot of people, I just can’t sit there and do nothing. I think we still need to do our part, and where you can’t, God will come and help us.” To do her part, Mathurent said she loves to plan ahead, know her options and solve the problems life throws at her. ....
BYU–Hawaii students brought 21 wedding gowns back to life in a bridal fashion show to raise awareness for the wedding dress rental service available to all students looking for a dress, which doesn’t cost a penny. The school has more than 50 dresses, sizes zero to 28, for brides to choose from. ....