Tongan courting tradition centers around Christmas
When a young man in Tonga is interested in a young woman, he follows the Tongan tradition called "kaati."
The tradition involves a trip is made to the young lady's house on Christmas Eve. The young man does not typically make the trip alone.
Holiday in Provo gives students a break
After finals, most students pack up their bags and head for their parents' home, anxious to get away from BYU for the holidays. But not all students will be going home to see families for Christmas.
The meaning of Christmas symbols explained
In the Christian world, Christmas is a time to celebrate the birth of Christ, yet traditions from mistletoe to the gift giving larges that are so prevalent, seem a far cry from the simplicity of Jesus Christ's birth.
Parents drag students out of bed on Christmas morning
Traditionally, children wake up early on Christmas to rip the wrap and play with the new toys. But, without the lure of the new toy, some BYU students find it difficult roll out of bed.
LDS Church lights up the holiday
Temple Square starts the season with the annual lighting of more than 300,000 lights throughout the holidays. This year the light attraction will continue through January of 2003.
Season a time of celebration for many faiths
On this, the last night of Hanukkah, several BYU students have gathered to help celebrate a holiday largely exaggerated in the rush to honor all cultural holidays centered in the month of December.
Tips to make your holiday driving safer
Winter driving can be quite fearsome, but with reminders of a few safety guidelines much of that fear can be removed.
Cheap, memorable gifts always in season
Whatever you decide to give this Christmas, make it special and meaningful. And remember, nothing says, "I love you, Merry Christmas," better than the words, "I love you, Merry Christmas."
Finding the perfect Christmas gift
In a world of Tickle Me Elmos and Play Stations, finding the perfect gift has become an expensive quest for millions of consumers.
Students say malls, e-shopping best deals
Web shopping provides deals and convenience, but many students still believe malls are a better choice for the holiday season.
Toy shopping for children - the basics
Toy stores are crowded, commercials for video games and dolls are all over television, and kids everywhere are finalizing the wish list for Santa.
Family traditions shape students' holidays
These include traditions that families undertake each year in order to bond with one another and create memories that last a lifetime.
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