[…] when the film implies that a Castro slogan “Venceremos!” (which probably means “Let’s Win”) was translated into English by Negro Communists and set to music as “We Shall Overcome.” Actually the music is an […]
[…] article is that pre-Columbian America was not isolated from the rest of the world, but for tho usands of years had been in contact with the Eastern Hemisphere. At times the contacts were sustained […]
[…] rather than women. Two of them, Le Hahn and Nguyen Cam, were from Vietnam and spoke broken English. The willowy Elsa appeared to have taken them under her wing. According to her, their given […]
[…] a stop, he leaned out the windows and spoke. “You go there,” he said with his best English accent, repeating the previous finger-pointing performance. Steven’s gaze followed the finger to the fork in the […]
[…] Ally said, “And he gave it all up to work in a factory fourteen hours a day breaking up steel, seven days a week, giving his wages to Grandpa so there’d be firewood come […]
[…] Church has kept minutes of its meetings and other documents, individuals have kept diaries and journals, and newspapers and magazines have published items of contemporary and earlier history. Thus, a surprisingly complete record of […]
[…] old brother” (in “Triple Treehouse”; the brother is apparently two years older than the speaker). No freshman English teacher, I hope, would let those pass by. Finally, the idiom is simply and flatly prosaic; […]
[…] of exploring whether people in scriptural text experienced trauma is simply to carefully read the text in search of signs of trauma-response behavior in individuals and communities. If individuals seem to experience lasting harm […]
[…] them to thoughts and actions leading to vice, the lowering of standards of clean living, and the breaking up of the home. We call upon the members of the Church and all other right- […]
[…] of counts, especially for his polygamy. Meanwhile, the Church did little to defend him; the Church-owned Deseret News avoided discussion of specific campaign issues, and President George Q. Cannon’s timely opinion (announced a few […]