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| | David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies |
 | | The peaceful rise of China in world affairs had new meaning for Brigham Young University students playing the role of China's diplomats when they received the highest award possible, as well as its first-ever award for policy writing, at the recent Model United Nations in New York City. |
 | | PROVO, Utah (Sep 12, 2005)—Thirty-four visual arts faculty and students from Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi, New Zealand, will discuss Tau Marumaru, a collaborative exhibit to be displayed at Brigham Young University, during a panel discussion Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 3 p.m. |
 | | PROVO, Utah (July 6, 2004)—A new book by Valerie Hudson, a Brigham Young University professor, warns that by 2020, China's government will be forced to contend with a potentially unruly and unrooted population of 30 million surplus young adult males with no hope of marriage. |
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