[…] dramatize a Book of Mormon episode is “A Day, a Night, and a Day,” presented October 19 -30, 1967, by the Brigham Young University Theatre under the able direction of Charles W. Whitman. “A […]
[…] her company comes as a relief, for the single incident reveals that she was capable of spite—a human quality for which Mr. Corbett’s previous eulogies have not prepared us. Many of Mr. Corbett’s sources […]
[…] Institutes for the L.D.S. Department of Education, first published his guide in 1952 to satisfy a long -felt want of many people who desired to trace geographically the history of the rise, progress, and […]
[…] of Jesus Christ of Latter–day Saints. Utah State University, 1967. Anderson, Judy Butler. The Beehive House: Its Design, Restoration and Furnishings. Brigham Young University, 1967. Baum, John Haws. Geographical Characteristics of Early Mormon Settle- […]
[…] of service, and of having brought just a little love and happiness into the life of another human being. Of interest here is a stake project initiated by Potomac Stake President Julian Lowe. After […]
[…] Mae Ferguson?” The smile was like lights turned on in a dark room. “They’re getting so high -hat they won’t do windows or floors or anything.” What does one do for $1.25 an hour […]
[…] hail. The monotony and cultural starvation of a life of washing, ironing, and cooking that plagued many Mormon women is never described. Nor does he talk about the Salt Lake Temple, the Tabernacle organ, […]
[…] enjoyed outside the Church. Why such acceptance? Probably Brodie’s professed scholarship, her attention to the often ignored human qualities in Joseph Smith’s personality, and her acceptance of the fashionable assumption that things and people […]
[…] much as those who fight to defend it. I do say that by working together we can design the kind of program that will fairly and equitably begin the process of alternative service. Obviously […]
[…] membership—I’m thinking especially of the individual from Reno , who roared about the “honor” of a self -confessed apostate and about “guts” and then left his letter unsigned. I think the best I’ve seen […]