[…] of lapsing into cheap shortcuts, but they can also contribute to the privileging of anglophone American experiences over others, giving them a preeminence it is high time they yielded to—or, at least, learned to […]
We had been up there for two months when the clouds came in. It hap pened overnight. When I crawled into my sleeping bag the night before, the air was dry and clear. The […]
[…] to calm himself by taking a series of slow, deep breaths. Romeo and Juliet declares the c over of the playbill in lettering apparently meant to suggest smeared blood. The program adheres to the […]
[…] these issues are of grave importance and demand commitment and attention, it appears to me that the over-riding issue in this century is the prospect of war and peace. Although I don’t want to […]
[…] of a “judicious tariff,” a reduction in the size of the House of Representatives, economy in g overnment, annexation of Texas and Oregon, reform of the penal system, elimination of courts martial, and granting […]
[…] Smith and the Church with dates of sightings of UFO’s. Lee, Lawrence B. “The Mormons Come to Canada, 1887-1902.” Pacific North west Quarterly, LIX (January, 1968), 11-22. Lynes, Russel. “John Held’s Made World.” Harper’s, […]
[…] By the year 2000, while the United States population will probably grow from 200 million to just over 300 million, the Mormon Church is likely to grow from two million (1 percent of the […]
[…] as Related to Church Orthodoxy.” Brigham Young University, 1969. Tychsen, Holger B. C. “History of Raymond, Alberta, Canada.” Utah State University, 1969. Walker, J. LeRoy. “Application of Media to the Training of Church Leader- […]
[…] on Mormon subjects and in the Winter issue we will review articles from various journals, thus c overing the entire bibliographical spectrum annually. Future columns will contain fuller annotations of the works surveyed than […]
[…] six), he lost his standing in the Church and eventually died alone on a unsuccessful farm in Canada. He seems to have been a villain, but we never hear his side of the story. […]