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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: At Irvine, Calif., sophomore Robb Stowell knocked down a career-high 26 kills with a .413 attack percentage as the No. 3 BYU men's volleyball team pulled out a nail-biting five- set win over No. 11 UC Irvine (30-28, 19-30, 23-30, 30-27, 17-15) Thursday night.

Down two sets to one, the Cougars came back to win the final two, maintaining their undefeated 3-0 record in five set matches this season. With the win BYU improves to 7-3 on the season and 5-2 in Mountain Pacific Sports Federation play.

Besides Stowell, three other Cougars recorded double-digit kills, including Kevin Sagers with 14, Andrew Stewart with 12 and Otavio Souza adding 11. Stewart also completed a double-double night with a career-high 17 digs. He now has four double-doubles on the season and six for his career.

Stewart, Stowell and Russell Lavaja started the night off with kills as the Cougars opened with a 4-2 lead in the first set. Attacks from UCI's Carson Clark and Jordan DuFault tied the score at 7-7. With the score knotted again at 12-all, BYU scored three straight points, including kills from both its outside hitters, Sagers and Stewart. The Anteaters were forced to call a timeout, but the momentum continued in the Cougars' favor.

Continuing a strong offensive attack, Sagers knocked down four more kills, making links of london the lead 27-21. Lavaja's third kill of the night brought up set point for BYU, but the Cougars called a timeout after three consecutive UCI points. Lavaja converted on another attack to secure the 30-28 win.

After hitting .484 in the first set, UCI held the Cougars to a .04 attack percentage in the second. The Anteaters took advantage of several early BYU attack errors to take a 9-6 lead. The Cougars climbed back to within one point after a kill and service ace from Stowell, but UCI scored seven of the next nine points to go up 18- 12.

It extended its lead to as many as 12 points before defeating BYU 30-19.

Set three started with a 5-0 UCI run which included three blocks.

Trading points back-and-forth, the Cougars were unable to narrow the deficit to less than three points, despite kills from Stowell and Souza. Stewart knocked down his eight kill of the night as BYU trailed 23-18, followed next by back-to-back Souza blocks. The junior middle blocker recorded another kill, bringing the Cougars to within three, but the comeback attempt would fall short as UCI claimed the set 30-23.

Stowell and Souza accounted for four of the Cougars' first eight points in the fourth set, allowing BYU to take an 8-5 lead. After Lavaja and Reed Chilton combined for a block at the 11-8 mark, consecutive UCI service errors and kills from Stowell and Souza brought the Cougar lead to 15-11 as the Anteaters called a timeout.

UCI scored three unanswered points to tie the score 19-19.

Each time BYU took a one-point lead, the Anteaters answered back as the set saw seven additional tied scores. Knotted at 26-26, Sagers capitalized on a UCI service error with an ace. Stowell followed that with his 20th kill of the night to bring up set point. He and Lavaja put up a block to force a fifth set.

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"BLOOD WEDDING," through March 20, Harris Fine Arts Center, Provo (801-422-4322); running time: 1 hour 40 minutes (no intermission)

PROVO -- Musicians filled the stage as the audience trickled in, castanets and violins setting the mood for BYU's dress rehearsal of "Blood Wedding."

Technical difficulties, however, led to a few extra impromptu songs from the musicians.

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Further delays ended with the audience singing along to "Hotel California."

The lightheartedness quickly faded as the play began. Set in Spain in the early 1900s, the play tells the story of a young bride who runs off with another man on her wedding night.

The two are discovered, and a fight ensues, resulting in the death of both men.

The drama maintains a steady, somber tone. The theme of blood and killing weaves the characters together as the story unfolds.

Director Rodger D. Sorenson presents the play much like a Greek tragedy. The production includes chanting, poems, modern dance and a musical ensemble (which provided sound effects as well as transitional pieces). The dancing and chanting take some getting used to, and at times it can be overwhelming.

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Jennie Pardoe plays the emotional role of a mother. Killings have taken a toll on the woman, who lost her husband and two sons to traditional feuds. While her frequent outbursts are filled with great emotion, they come across as a bit overdone and sadly, repetitive.

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PROVO -- They say that absence makes the heart grow fonder. Maybe it improves your volleyball game, too.

After a month on the road, the No. 4-ranked BYU men's volleyball team returned home and rode a wave of support provided by a packed crowd at the Smith Fieldhouse to pull out a 3-1 (30-28, 25-30, 30- 27, 30-18) victory over No. 1 Pepperdine on Friday night.

The Cougars recorded their best hitting percentage of the season (.441) in snapping No. 1 Pepperdine's eight-game winning streak.

"It's great to be back at home," said Cougars head coach Shawn Patchell. "It seems foreign, we've been gone for so long. It seems like it's been forever. But we're back, and this win was big for us. Pepperdine is the best offensive team in the country so this was a great win for our team."

The Cougars (10-6, 8-5 MPSF) are now 5-5 when they play against teams ranked in the top 10.

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digs. Reed Chilton had 58 assists and three opportunistic kills as the orchestrator of a Cougar offense that hit a season-high .441 for the match.

"The keys for us are serving and passing," Patchell said. "If we can serve in, then our defense can go to work. And if we pass, then we have good setters that allow us to hit over .400 like we did tonight. We played well as a team tonight."

After the teams split the first two sets, BYU's defense came to life to put the match away. Stewart joined the Cougar front line of middle blockers Russell Lavaja and Futi Tavana to hold the Waves to a meager .189 hitting percentage as BYU won the third set 30-27.

Lavaja finished with six block assists while Tavana had five, and the two combined for 18 kills. Lavaja hit a team-high .714 for the match.

"We're the best blocking team in the MPSF, and maybe in the nation," Patchell said. "(The Waves) were playing well, but we didn't want to make any adjustments. We just started reading the ball a little better and reading the setter a little better. We were replica balenciaga handbags patient, and those things helped us to slow them down."

After all but disappearing in the second set, Stewart came out with a vengeance to hammer down five kills in the third. He also notched four digs and two block assists while providing an emotional spark while the Cougars stole the momentum.

"(Andrew) showed a lot of maturity," Patchell said. "In the past, maybe we lose him and he spends some time with me on the bench after struggling for a

set. But I've learned to be more patient and he's learned to step up his energy. We need him. He's our captain and usually if he does well then we win."

Pepperdine (9-5, 8-4) looked nothing like the country's top- ranked team as it self-destructed late in the match. The Waves committed nine hitting errors, four serving errors and Thomas sabo charms two net violations while hitting only .200 en route to a 30-18 loss in the final set. Their struggles were epitomized by middle blocker Tyler Jaynes, who swung and whiffed on an easy kill attempt to give the Cougars a 22-10 lead.

Appropriately, the match ended when Pepperdine setter Kasey Crider hit his serve into the net.

"I think they were a little discouraged a
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He may have the surname of another famous director but unlike Tim, Chris Burton hasn't

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THE BOSS calls him mad, his colleagues call him Chris, his rugby mates gave him the moniker Fat Sam for a while, but for most of the day he is called Sir.

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Chris Burton could be forgiven for being a little confused about who he is, but his actors are sure of one thing: he's a heck of a director.

For 14 years Mr Burton, or Sir to his cast and crew, has pulled together one excellent show after another for the Palmerston North Boys' High School production held in the first term of the year.

There was only one year when the man didn't rule the stage, and that was in 2006 when he was overseas.

Mr Burton joined the school in 1994 as an English teacher and moved into the drama department at the end of 1996.

It was not a happy move originally, as the class was a magnet for young men looking for an easy study option and wanting to opt out of subjects that were perceived to be more mentally taxing.

"It was the only time I hated being in class."

Strong words from a teacher who now displays such enthusiasm for his subject and is head of the department, but there is a reason for the change.

"Tracy Lynn-Cody arrived in school and with her input and enthusiasm, the department was revamped and energised and it became a compulsory subject for Year 9 students," says Mr Burton. "Now the numbers are strong and it is well supported by senior management, surviving changes throughout the school in the compulsory subjects."

No slouch on stage himself, Burton has regularly performed in Abbey Theatre productions and

is considering auditioning for the company's upcoming production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

"I haven't been on stage for a while but when I am in a production I have to be very well organised."

It seems organisation is his forte, if his proteges are to be believed.

Year 13 student Alex Sinclair has worked with his drama teacher in two productions, The Wedding Singer in 2008 and last year in Blood Brothers.

"He is very organised, he always has a plan for any given situation and he sticks to it. He always has a clear idea and he follows through."

Excellent qualities in any director as it instils confidence in a group of people who, due to the nature of the job at hand, often have egos that need to be reined in.

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It is a sentiment echoed by fellow thespian and Year 13 student Warwick Sarrell, who is playing Jacob in this year's production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.

"He certainly pushes you to get things done. He doesn't let you slack off, ever."

Watching Mr Burton at work with the group of actors he has gathered together for this season's production
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The decision could complicate efforts to intensify screening of potential terrorists who are Muslim. After the Christmas Day bombing attempt in Detroit by a Muslim suspect from Nigeria, some have called for the use of body scanners at airports to find explosives and other dangerous materials carried by terrorists. Some airports are now in the process of buying and using the body scanners, which show in graphic detail the outlines of a person's body.

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