A Brief history of the Brigham Young University News Bureau / by Edwin Butterworth. 1972.

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A Brief history of the Brigham Young University News Bureau / by Edwin Butterworth. 1972.

History of the public relations arm of BYU, formerly called the New Bureau, currently named Public Communications.

55 p. : ill., photos.

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