[…] biography of Henry Eyring, soon forthcoming. Twila Van Leer, “Fellow Scientists to Honor U’s Dr. Eyring,” Deseret News, 3 April 1976, p. 8A. Dorothy Stowe, “Science Was Art to Henry Eyring,” Deseret News, 10 […]
[…] an ideal group to make this point, since they are so small and do not actively proselytize today. They thus pose no direct institutional challenge to the Latter-day Saints, and hopefully they may be […]
[…] the public domain, that publication opened up the possibility of serious home study. A small but significant market began to develop among Mormons who wanted to be able to explore their own past, even […]
[…] possessed a very short memory. If the carpetbagger issue was empty, what issues did dominate Idaho territorial politics? I would have been more comfortable with the book if Limbaugh had explicitly identified these issues […]
3 September 1984 Today my youngest child went to school all day for the first time. Every mother approaches this milestone with both anticipation and dread. I reached this point once before, six years […]
[…] fortunately, much of this analysis appears to have been developed during 1982-84 but disregards the subsequent bull market in securities during 1985-86. The estimated assets of $8 billion may seriously under state the value […]
[…] has emerged from the Mormon church in America has tended to be “deeply corporatist,” full of joint- stock companies and cooperative welfare plans, and premised upon a kind of pioneer ethic: Lehmann quotes Kim […]
[…] reunion, an annual meeting of women. We were sitting around observing who’d become a Relief Society president and being amazed. We tried to figure out what it could possibly mean and came to no […]
[…] of my race; I have not even been required to use a separate temple entrance, as are today’s black South African Church members. Still, my experience is not without lessons. I may not be […]
[…] yeast in the rather imperialistic, conservative batter that seems to have brewed in U.S. domestic and foreign politics since the end of World War II. What can be said by Mormons who live in […]