DIALOGUE: On Monday, November 27, 1967, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City presented a number of documents to President N. Eldon Tanner of the First Presidency, who accepted them on behalf […]
[…] this proscription; the official stance of the Church leaders has been simply that the Lord has so de creed and that no change can take place in this policy until He decrees otherwise. If […]
[…] uncommonly depicted, e.g., Mariette, Denderah, IV, pi. 90. The best edition is still the 1877 one of de Horrack, Le Livre des Respirations (re printed in Maspero, Bibliotheque egyptologique, 17 , 109—37). It gives […]
[…] and occupying almost as important a place in our theology. Where once we likened ourselves to the City of Enoch and held inspired hopes of a society where all would share in the abundance […]
[…] in the Process of Decision Making by Students. Utah State University, 1968. Carpenter, Dale Butler. Salt Lake City’s Central Business District: An Urban Analysis of the Physical and Economic Facts. University of Utah, 1968. […]
The true business of literature, as of all intellect, critical or creative, is to remind the powers that be, simple and corrupt as they are, of the turbulence they have to control. There is a […]
[…] is a brief autobiography of Alan Cherry, a young black man who grew up in New York City, entered the Air Force in Texas after a year and a half of college, was court […]
[…] commitments as she did to her family. During our early years, she was a member of the city school board and worked with the state Democratic Party. (Later when her friends were thinking about […]
[…] They can’t read, they’re noisy, and they’re dirty.” I was infuriated. I contacted the superintendent and the city fathers and a week later we had our trip. The librarian glowered while we happily selected […]
I drove to the city to see “The Godfather.” I worried about it because it had an “R” rating. By way of comparison, “The Graduate” is now rated only “PG,” despite those lurid bed […]