Field Walking
March 16, 2018[…] his breath pulsing against the back of her neck. “I’m fine,” she says again. The day is breaking across the Midwestern horizon. Yet an other day. Suddenly an idea comes to her, clear as […]
[…] his breath pulsing against the back of her neck. “I’m fine,” she says again. The day is breaking across the Midwestern horizon. Yet an other day. Suddenly an idea comes to her, clear as […]
[…] items which reflect relative agreement or disagreement by the students on suppression of dissent and management of news. TABLE 3: CONTROL OF NEWS AND DISSENT 1. We should avoid giving aid or comfort to […]
[…] diploma (agregate) allowing me to teach in senior high-school. I speak Dutch and French as mother tongue, English and German as second language, and beside the classical Latin and Greek, essential and active part […]
[…] help, cannot resolve the problems which confront them. The society in which they live usually does not share their vision; it does not provide them with opportunities for self-improvement. Quite often it may treat […]
[…] the Pearl of Great Price. The editors of Mormon History also publish Restoration Reporter, which contains “ news and views of the other Latter Day Saints. . . .” As information on this journal […]
[…] years discussing what has become known as “the new morality.” Such articles have appeared in the daily newspapers, news magazines, women’s magazines, general interest pictorial magazines, as well as in dignified journals of thought. […]
[…] truth and fiction, as if the two were grossly different, a mistake often made (but not usually by English majors). He seems to imply that facts are more important than the kind of truth to […]
[…] to put pressure on the general authorities to bring down the quality by publishing according to Church News standards. I enjoy the Church News but I realize it’s a world away from Dialogue (or maybe […]
[…] been willing enough to pour the new wine of the restoration into the old bottles of the English language; I can’t imagine why the Holy Ghost should scorn the sonnet or the short story. […]
[…] on, now firmly committed to publication, but still part-time. Andrew was working on his master’s degree in English at BYU, and I had my hands full teaching law. Finally in 1977, Andrew and I […]