The Bowhunter
April 16, 2018[…] course. She had loved Klamath Falls, and so had he. The town. But his job as assistant city manager . . . he was a rubber stamp, a paper shuffler. He had stuck it […]
[…] course. She had loved Klamath Falls, and so had he. The town. But his job as assistant city manager . . . he was a rubber stamp, a paper shuffler. He had stuck it […]
[…] land of materialism, disintegrating families, and glorified vice. Was America—to use language I learned in church—a “ city on a hill,” an example to the big wide world my extended family came from, or […]
[…] economic impotence and left them only a sexual role. The only available housing is in the central city slums; the jobs they could fill are moving to the suburbs, but transportation systems are designed […]
Dear Sirs: I have just finished reading the First Presidency’s statement in the April Era against pornography and obscenity. As a widow with three young boys to raise I am concerned about the […]
[…] Whenever we return to Utah, we find ourselves assuring people that no, the black residents of Resurrection City did not ruin the reflecting pool so that it had to be drained and paved over; […]
[…] Vietnam just before the Paris Peace Talks, and just in time to be set apart as presi dent of the Saigon branch. In a speech at Brigham Young University, in February 1980, he describes […]
[…] graphic books for their coffee-free tables. (Charles van Ravenswaag’s The Arts and Architecture of German Settlements in Missouri, University of Missouri Press, 1977, provides a model study of a vanishing culture in the Midwest […]
[…] total way of life. Consequently, building temples first, even though they are mainly designed in Salt Lake City and paid for with American-Canadian tithing, may be the best strategy in perfecting the new Saints. […]
[…] he had undergone a number of dispiriting experiences. After he had moved from Lethbridge to Salt Lake City in 1927 to practice law, he had become active in the Democratic party and in 1934 […]
[…] in rural Canada to ex plain the upbringing of an affluent Mormon teen ager in Salt Lake City thirty years later (45). It also contributes to weak generalizations. His statement that “many Mormons regard […]