[…] and loving woman will find a measure of love and happiness in the years ahead. Polygamist’s Wife. By Melissa Merrill, as told to Marian Mangum. Salt Lake City: Olympus Publishing Co., 1975. 167 pp., $7.95.
[…] and grandmother to recount their favorite childhood stories and memories. A Biography of Ezra Thompson Clark. By Annie Clark Tanner. Introduction by Obert C. Tanner. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Library, 1975. 82pp., $8.50.
[…] the basis; and these lessons were presented with other lessons to two Sunday Schools in Salt Lake City. All the lessons were anonymously evaluated, with the lessons on sex receiving high marks. We sought […]
[…] some of the major findings from an on-going, cross cultural study of premarital sex among college stu dents begun in the late 1930s. Previous publications have developed theoretical propositions of interest to sociologists but […]
[…] Wilford E., “The Constancy of Mormon Chastity,” in Glenn M. Vernon, ed., Research on Mormonism (Salt Lake City: The Association for the Study of Religion, Inc., 1974), pp. 624-641. Sagarin, Edward, “The Good Guys, […]
[…] appears to have enjoyed the greatest success. Marketed by F. B. Crouch & Company of New York City, the Damiana Wafers were available in pink or white, and sold for $1.00 to $2.00. Their […]
[…] wide range of topics. He let members and nonmembers alike know of his interest in ancient languages, city planning, education and other public issues. His candidacy for the President of the United States rein […]
[…] Nave, then gospel doctrine class advisor on the East Mill Creek Sunday School Stake Board, Salt Lake City, with assistance from Calvin Taylor of the Department of Psychology, University of Utah. A sixteen-item questionnaire […]
[…] the human mind posited as a matter of the balance between positive and negative charges of electri city. We can hardly wonder that the artist should wrestle. Art Versus the Market Place in the […]
[…] can only speculate on whether it was the result of the Church’s increasing growth outside Salt Lake City—most advertising was aimed at Utahns—or whether concern was raised over possible implied church sanction of advertisers. […]