[…] thing to contemplate is that B.Y.U. has the facilities, the interest, the talent, and the money to finance this kind of venture. This should spur the kind of writing needed to provide more such […]
[…] ratings are taken from the ACA Index, First Session, 89th Congress (1965), pp. 7-35. See The Deseret News, editorial page, March 9, 1965; and Hugh B. Brown, “October Conference Address,” The Improvement Era, LXVI […]
[…] I begged butcher paper. I cut it in sheets. Finally, I used to go up to the newsstand and get mill ends. In front of my desk, I had each character. Like Abijah. I’d […]
[…] I don’t care what you do—outside of art, or leaving the church . . . English, science, music, teaching—anything— but art . . . or writing— radio, TV, acting— the out […]
[…] more readily see Him provoked because we stood by and waited for Him to do our work. “Our Last Days” was originally delivered at the English Awards Banquet at B.Y.U. in the spring of 1970.
[…] where I got on as a Clerk-Typist GS4. They were a bit apologetic about my MA in English, but I assured them I was happy with my appointment in that old ship, green then, […]
[…] repentance, which means acquiring a new mind. Baptism is a meaningful symbolic witness of one’s repentance and search for a new life as a disciple of Christ. And when one is stirred by faith, […]
[…] Karolides, The Pioneer in the American Novel: 1900-1950 (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1967); Thomas Elliott Berry, The Newspaper in the American Novel: 1900-1969 (Metuchen, New Jersey: The Scarecrow Press, 1970). Social Scientists have also […]
[…] to wake to face the stranger who is never in the room there is no new news on the evening newscast. I sit at the dinner table rolling a crumb of […]
[…] myth building using trait comparisons, and our overcom pulsion to find Book of Mormon “evidence.” In the search we have either missed or ignored evidence which doesn’t fit. For example, there is no documentary […]