[…] to have deleted. However, President McKay felt that it would be well for the statement to be read by President Brown in his Conference address rather than be presented as an official statement of […]
[…] before his second sale. I hope these stories are true. It is good to think that I share a long incubation period with Hawthorne and Frost if nothing else. At the end of my […]
[…] suggest, Mormonism’s version of the hero journey, of the historical and psychical or myth-historical view of a world and people ever growing. I would be almost willing to say that this motif is an […]
[…] And they might be right, for there are far too many cultural and historical parallels in Old World writings and the Book of Mormon which hadn’t found the light of day when Joseph Smith […]
[…] she met and married Frederick Sorensen, also of Utah-Danish heritage. Sorensen was working toward his Ph.D. in English and philosophy at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California. She graduated from BYU the same day […]
[…] when in comes Claude with hay in his hair and manure on his shoes (he heard the news while milking), and he says he’s just come to say goodbye and gosh, honey, I’m going […]
[…] was a time when the decisions of the Supreme Court could not have done everything we ask today.” Hansen also says (and she should be honored for her candor) that “The Fourteenth Amendment, for […]
[…] time, insuring the suitability of church forms and facilitating the uniform procedure of Church programs across the world. Under the building missionary program, standard plans were exploited as an effective tool in the massive […]
[…] locked into fearsome competition for access to the Corinne trade. As was to be expected, the Deseret News and the Ogden Junction regularly derided these delusions of the Gentiles, but Corinnethians were confident that a […]
[…] psychology of Melville, the symbolism of Lawrence, the structure of Sartre. For decades and for centuries in English-speaking colleges and universities, certain genres have been traditional, respected and accepted without need of defense: the […]