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21. Feb. 2023 · From 6 Jan to 5 Feb, the mall collaborated with 12 local artists, one of whom was illustrator Rex Lee. The artist works primarily in black ink (his “weapon of choice” for now is the Sakura Pigma Micron Pen), and his charming drawings can be found on posters, notebooks, and face masks as well as in the pages of “ Musings on the Moon: Loony ...
28. Aug. 1995 · Rex E. Lee was president of Brigham Young University when this Annual University Conference address was given on 28 August 1995. Rex E. Lee outlines some of the changes BYU has seen in his administration, as well as the changes he foresees going into the 21st century.
11. Jan. 1994 · Overcoming Ingratitude. Rex E. Lee. President of Brigham Young University. January 11, 1994. Audio 0:00/26:41. 26:23. Full Video. There is a story, probably apocryphal, of an aging widow who eked out a meager living by selling soft pretzels on a busy city street corner for fifty cents apiece. Each morning a businessman passed her corner on his ...
Janet G. Lee speeches, 1991-1995. Sub-Series — Box 88: Series 3; Series 4 [Barcode: 31197230202456] Identifier: UA 925 Series 3 Sub-Series 2. Scope and Contents note. Contains speeches, talks, and articles by Janet G. Lee. Dates: 1991-1995. Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections. University Archives / UA 925, Office of the President ...
Rex E. Lee was born in 1935 and grew up in St. John's, Arizona. He served a mission in Mexico from 1955 to 1958, then married Janet Griffin. He received a BA from Brigham Young University in 1960 and a JD from the University of Chicago in 1963. He held five honorary doctorate of law degrees. In 1963, he served as a law clerk to Supreme Court ...
What We Are and What We Can Become: A President’s Perspective. Rex E. Lee. President of Brigham Young University. August 25, 1993. Audio 0:00/56:48. "Over the past year perhaps more than at any other time I have understood and appreciated that while we are many, we are also one." I express personal appreciation to each of you for your ...
24. Jan. 1995 · Rex E. Lee had been physically active throughout his life. In addition to outdoor activities with his family, he was an avid long-distance runner. He ran thirteen marathons, including the Boston marathon, with his fastest being just under three hours. That part of his life began slipping away when, in 1986, he was diagnosed with lymphoma in a late stage. A year of aggressive chemotherapy was ...
