Utah has achieved the dubious distinction of making the pages of the prestigious organ of America’s publication industry, Publishers’ Weekly. To some the publicity achieved in the article “Bookstore Perishes in Wake of Utah Obscenity Legislation” represents a disheartening step into further denial of free agency. To others it represents a heartening step in the direction of rooting out the devil all around us.
[…] personal side of their lives, or the public is not perceptive enough to catch the vision of human tenderness and warmth that is so often couched within the nature of a man of God. […]
[…] the fact that this prayer had all the earnest supplication of the ceremony performed for any ailing human being. … . Clory watched him calmly speak to the ox. Opening its eyes, it stared […]
[…] hard conclusions. I believe there is a heaven and I have faith that the best things in human experience foreshadow it, but beyond that I’m not willing to go. I am often surprised at […]
[…] unmade beds and dirty dishes threaten to multiply. True, certain activities are compatible with home making—music, interior design, sewing, cooking, even horticulture—all certainly enrich the home and give many women joy and satisfaction. But […]
Religious Movements in Contemporary America is a collection of 27 papers, mainly based on field work, on “marginal religious movements in the United States”—such as Jehovah’s Witnesses, the Pentecostals, Spiritualists, Satanists, Hare Krishna, Scientology, and…
[…] Another View,” Utah Historical Quarterly, 42 (Summer 1974), 216-244. ———. “The Keep-A Pitchinin or the Mormon Pioneer was Human,” Brigham Young University Studies, 14 (Spring 1974), 331-344. The history of a humorous periodical, 1867-71. Walters, […]
[…] which are too demanding, unimaginative or trite har monic and rhythmic settings, and lack of good formal design. In choosing a piece of vocal or choral music, the first consideration should be the text. […]
[…] their subjects, and generations to come better if they look at the full dimension of their subject—the human frailties as well as the sense of divine in spiration. Failure to do so may generate […]
[…] “Survey of Union Membership in Utah.” University of Utah, 1974. Crookston, Byron Frak. “The Creation, Development, and Design of a Course for Providing Mis- sionaries at the Language Training Mission in Provo, Utah, With […]