Plus, part of BYU Law’s 50-year story is giving young lawyers courage to be religious in their profession.
| Afternoon Edition | | Monday, Oct. 23, 2023 |
Good afternoon. On our mind today: This year's most popular Halloween costumes, how much Gen Z spends on housing and why the founder of a nationally-acclaimed Utah haunted house says it’s "alive." Read these and six other important stories. |
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