Graduate School: A Personal Odyssey
April 29, 2018[…] I am not despondent. Our bull sessions and smokers are laced with bitterness over the depressed job market for Ph.D’s, and the pitiful “five years of my life, all for nothing” has become a […]
[…] I am not despondent. Our bull sessions and smokers are laced with bitterness over the depressed job market for Ph.D’s, and the pitiful “five years of my life, all for nothing” has become a […]
[…] financial institutions are failing and going to pieces. Their industrial institutions are ceasing operation for lack of market for their products and . . . millions are walking the streets of our large cities […]
[…] a Christian nation down the road to atheism. (“President McKay,” 1963) This statement, released to the Church News immediately following the announcement of the decision, contained no further explanatory comment. President McKay’s remarks reflect […]
[…] temple with Mecham and “set him apart” to be Arizona’s new governor. Governor Mecham soon made national headlines when he rescinded the state holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., contending that the state […]
[…] 46.3 (Fall 2013): 106–141</i><br> Wilfred Decoo writes in 2013 ““As Our Two Faiths Have Worked Together”— Catholicism and Mormonism on Human Life Ethics and Same-Sex Marriage.” He expains, “I analyze a number of factors […]
[…] all of our neighbors regardless of their skin color or differences and encourage members to view the videos in their homes, at Church firesides, and during Sunday classes or youth activities. These films could […]
Politics is perhaps the only profession for which no preparation is thought necessary. Robert Louis Stevenson As is all too evident from the newspapers, we are again approaching that quadrennial time when nominations […]
[…] satisfied. We have many publications in our midst, the chief organ of our people being the Deseret News a daily and weekly paper. Would copies of this be of any interest? There is among […]
[…] material on current history already overwhelming; (3) along with these rapid changes, there is a greatly enlarged market for contemporary history as our age has developed “an unprecedented preoccupation with itself” and with all […]
At the time that Costa-Gavras’ new film, A State of Siege was cancelled at the American Film Institute’s inaugural festival at its new movie theater in Washington’s Kennedy Center, it was described as “rationalizing […]