[…] Stake Retirement Center and Provo’s Eldred Manor have been favorably featured in recent articles in the Church News. What is more surprising is that as individuals a people who once pioneered in urban planning […]
This year October takes us sudden, breaks
The honeylocust leaves with a parching frost
And casts them, ashen green and clattering, down
On sidewalks still glaring as white as summer.
[…] aside each stinging fact as it dived, no, not on my nose, (a swelling nose is no news) but, ah, right into my bare eyes: my tears with their mirrored pupils of bees run […]
[…] Monday, January 24, 1944, brought his letter. The former head of Weber College and lifelong student of English literature was commendatory. But he raised the point, not explained, that the volume might have benefited […]
[…] stern, humorless, as near to fire and brimstone as my pleasant childhood could show. I used to search my soul, fancying that he could see into it. Were there cobwebs in there—or worse—grimy spiders? […]
[…] in foreign policy conservatism (which I would define as a generally militant, “hawklike,” and nationalistic outlook in international affairs). Once again, we are lacking comparable national or regional data and measures against which to […]
More and more acts of poetry are being committed by Mormons these days. Before me are four volumes attesting to a variety of interests and a variety in printing and format. I am happy to…
Let us begin by accentuating the positive, even if it proves impossible to eliminate the negative in discussing William Roper’s and Leonard Arrington’s biographical study of William Spry, Utah’s Governor during the period from 1909…
[…] Lake Tribune of half a century or more ago. Two impressions usually emerge. One is of a newspaper filled with vitriolic, anti-Mormon diatribes, each day’s outpouring more bitter than the last, each likely to […]
[…] issues of Dialogue, this col umn is devoted to some aspect of locating Mormon collections in re search libraries. Previous surveys have dealt with “The Availability of Information Concerning the Mormons” by S. Lyman […]