Opening Day
May 1, 2018[…] my father got up at 4 o’clock to light the fire, heat water on the Coleman stoves for washing and get the breakfast started, then woke the rest of us. Standing outside of our […]
[…] my father got up at 4 o’clock to light the fire, heat water on the Coleman stoves for washing and get the breakfast started, then woke the rest of us. Standing outside of our […]
Brothers and sisters, I find this a bittersweet year for me to be participating in a Mother’s Day program, for my own mother passed away last November and my husband’s mother was buried just […]
[…] that when we got home, he was, as Will expressed it, “burned to a frazzle.” Will reached for the mentholatum—his favorite remedy for everything, I was soon to learn—and started to apply it with […]
[…] belief that America was a land of divine destiny, and his international philosophy reflected a fundamental concern for the dignity and survival of this country. Here two scholars of international affairs present a cogent […]
[…] serious efforts to report or analyze the momentous events of recent years. This, of course, is understandable, for the nineteenth century was certainly more dramatic, at least in terms of the kind of events […]
This slim, significant volume is to date the best of the self-help books published for LDS single women. It succeeds largely because of Carol Clark’s unique grasp of gospel principles as they relate to […]
[…] thinking of majoring in modern dance. I guess the turning point came when I decided to apply for the Smith College Junior Year In Geneva. This was a very “Seven Sisters” Program and I […]
[…] series of supplements to The Hymnal appeared in 1974 and the second in 1975. The Supplements are for the purpose of field testing “hymns and spiritual songs” and include a variety of congregational music […]
[…] date, filmmakers were tempted to manufacture “formula pictures” in the hope of recreating the box office magic for previous successes). Filmed in California, A Mormon Maid used masked Danite “Avenging Angels” in Ku Klux […]
[…] some glittering-eyed individual comes by with an idea most people do best to ignore. Take Steve Piersanti, for example. In February of 1976, Steve decided that BYU needed a good student journal, an outlet […]