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For the first devotional for BYU-Idaho's Winter 2018 semester, President Henry J. Eyring gives a very new year's appropriate address to the students as well as the community at large: maintaining standards and keeping commitments. In this special interview, Eyring shares some of the experiences that have led him to better understand and appreciate the high standards that are held at BYU-Idaho and in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

As Governor Butch Otter of Idaho finishes his third term, Democrat A.J. Balukoff is ready to campaign once again for nomination. With goals aimed at improving public education and healthcare in Idaho, Balukoff emphasizes his loyalty to and interest in the people of Idaho.

For the first devotional for BYU-Idaho's Winter 2018 semester, President Henry J. Eyring gives a very new year's appropriate address to the students as well as the community at large: maintaining standards and keeping commitments. In this special interview, Eyring shares some of the experiences that have led him to better understand and appreciate the high standards that are held at BYU-Idaho and in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The A Cappella scene at BYU-Idaho is growing, along with a few of it's premier student-led groups. Duly Noted (est. 2017) is growing in popularity and skill. After a successful community performance last December, Duly Noted is kicking it off with exciting new plans and auditions for 2018. Take a look!

Jackie Rawlins talks to BYU-Idaho Radio about upcoming events in the City of Rexburg, including a deal that allows gentlemen to buy their sweethearts a gift that counts for both Christmas and Valentine's Day.

"I really am partial to a mix, sometimes of hot chocolate and a little bit of eggnog mixed in with it, I love that," Santa Claus told BYU-Idaho Radio. "That and an oatmeal cookie together, that's hard to beat."

How are YOUR finals going?

This is The Spot, a production from BYU-Idaho Radio, where we talk about what you’re talking about at BYU-Idaho. This episode‘s hosts are Sydney Jensen, Nick Vicari and Dale Spaulding.

This episode, we talk Finals, Finals, Finals and FREEDOM!

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This episode was edited by Dale Spaulding. Contributors are Nick Vicari and Sydney Jensen. Executive producer for this episode is Brandon Isle. Our Theme Music is “Running,” by Dj Quads.

"Come into the Family Crisis Center," Julie Leavitt, a public awareness coordinator, told BYU-Idaho Radio. "Nobody ever deserves to be manipulated or to be abused or to be treated like that."

"We really see this as an element to bring the community and BYU-Idaho together," Grant Collins told BYU-Idaho Radio. "We care about and we love Rexburg and we love the people here...and so we feel like it's our duty to protect what BYU-Idaho and Rexburg is."

"That's what I would like to promise the constituents," Elaine King told BYU-Idaho Radio. "I will represent them and I will be their voice. I won't be the voice of lobbyist or a large corporation, which sometimes that happens, but that's really what I want to do is represent the people."