Enduring
April 19, 2018[…] kill the Pope again, one year later, this time with a bayonet. Poland is not in the news, and people don’t think much now about helping. During January and February I woke very early […]
[…] kill the Pope again, one year later, this time with a bayonet. Poland is not in the news, and people don’t think much now about helping. During January and February I woke very early […]
[…] finally boarded a bus for California. Her story turned out to be a fabrication, and our last news of her was a postcard from somewhere in Oklahoma.) I met and talked with counselors at […]
[…] Bohn, a professor of political science at Brigham Young University, Neal W. Kramer, a graduate student in English language and literature at the University of Chicago, and Gary Novak, a graduate student at Columbia […]
[…] extremity, Joseph suggested that perhaps the Harrises might assist them. Would his mother visit them, convey the news about the plates, and possibly seek their assistance in getting them translated? (L. Smith 1845; L. […]
[…] during this emotionally heightened and curiously mirthful period was “How will we get through the program without breaking down?” As the only one in the family to be neglected when musical talent was being […]
[…] now seem to be stalled on the plateau of the nation-state, we do see the development of numerous international organizations. Perhaps such regional associations of states as the European Economic Community, Organization of American States, […]
Three weeks had passed since Howard and Sylvia Rockwood last made love. Earlier, before the days of silence, they could have begun casually, prompted by any minor conversational motion, finally drawing close enough for physical…
[…] in earnest. In 1940 and 1942 Austin Fife published “The Three Nephites in Popular Tradition,” a ground- breaking col lection of fifty-two texts, and “Popular Legends of the Mormons,” which contained a summary of […]
[…] silence, whispers flowing secretly from tree to tree. Children’s voices. They grew louder, rising to a glass- breaking pitch. He had heard that sound before also, walking down the corridor at church: Whenever I […]
[…] radio talk show that Mecham generated either fanatical support or wild disdain. Linda Turley, a Latter-day Saint news anchor for a Phoenix television station, describes the split among Arizonans: There were those who took […]