[…] Utah ranked first in that—more than 20 percent higher than second-rated Massachusetts. From a study in Physics Today, listing the number of physicists born in each state, Alex Oblad calculated that Utah had the […]
[…] is tempting, of course, to redress the Book’s limited literary impress by recourse to history, sociology, psychology, and demonology. It is tempting to say that a hundred and forty years in the literary marketplace […]
My grandfather used to say “There’s lots and lots of ‘man-ism’ in Mor monism.” Often we see President McKay and we think and talk of him as the prophet. I grew up in the […]
[…] 1968, Provo, Utah. See “Sell that Thou Hast . . . and Come and Follow Me,” Church News (March 9, 1968), p. 11. Anyone interested in participating in or organizing a Friends of AYUDA […]
[…] Like all translators the New English committee apparently struggled with Exodus 3:13, finally rendering it ” ‘I AM; that is who I am. Tell them that I AM has sent you to them.’ ” […]
[…] some ways is also a poem about his own passion. On 17 May 1968, prompted by conscience and a courage similar to that of Bonhoeffer, Daniel and Phillip Berrigan, Jesuit priests, went with seven […]
[…] which could not even be detected in the picture. Po tentially serious brain damage was averted, and today a bright-eyed teenager enjoys a completely normal life, enriched by a special testimony. Eventually, permission for […]
[…] hatch, and the boys weren’t discovered until the train stopped to re-ice at Pocatello. My father received news of Clif’s whereabouts calmly, and advised authorities to hold him until he sent someone, then to […]
[…] is the last and one of the most evocative of Eric Rohmer’s “Six Moral Tales.” The previous stories include La Collectioneuse, My Night at Maud’s, Clair’s Knee, and two shorter works for television. These […]
Charles Peterson is a man of history who, like a sociologist, examines the changing aspirations and problems of the Mormons who lived along the Little Colorado during the latter part of the nineteenth century. […]