[…] a fire” (4). Sottile never forgot the story. She followed the girl’s life as she appeared in news stories—first as a teenager raising money for animal shelters in nearby Post Falls and then as […]
Dialogue 19.4 (Winter 1986): 77–85The role of leadership within the Mormon community is vastly interrelated, and thus often confused , with management.
[…] reports, a spotty work history as an entry-level sales rep with a half dozen companies, two short- lived marriages after my mom, some bad checks in Montana that almost landed him in jail, and […]
[…] pocket of her silken beige robe. This everstone, her portable connection to the network, includes her work, news from the city, and communication with her loved ones. She reviews what is written within, her […]
[…] change radio stations. But Preston was just a small place—all the towns were except Logan. Very occasionally, news would break over the back fences of violent jealousies and scandals, always prompting Uncle Leo, when […]
[…] why a voice had spared her life. *** Labor Day weekend was a quiet affair. No terrifying news from the Middle East. The last hoorah of the summer came and went with nothing more […]
[…] such as this is that ideas and views are recorded in the written word, and a fund amental benefit of the written word is that the ideas may then be examined and re-examined and […]
[…] and did not write I do not know. Note the August 31, 1968, issue of the Church News editorial page entitled, “The Year’s Understatement.” The article completely substantiates my stand, though two years late. […]
[…] means in Vermont, the same thing it means wherever the past has been piously “restored,” roped off, and put on display—not the vitality but the decadence of a way of life. Such is the […]
[…] that death. It follows the pattern set by Papa Married a Mormon in uniting a series of stories; however, Mamma’s Boarding House is not as tightly controlled as the first book. These two works […]