[…] it presented. He applied for the available funds, and when he received them, he used them to finance a research project which took two summers to complete. The result is a collection of more […]
[…] headed “A Kingdom of This World” and talk about government and the military, land business, industry, and finance. Another chapter discusses the Nauvoo House and the Temple, and still another “The Church Corporate as […]
[…] of his boardinghouse window. He wrote hard and he read hard in college, and there were two English professors of great encouragement to him—A. N. Sorensen and Ira Hayward. And Dave didn’t disappoint them, […]
[…] I only know what little I heard and what I saw. I saw and heard from an English-speaking, Anglo-Saxon, World War II veteran, bachelor of science, state university, depression of the thirties background. My […]
[…] to what’s playing where, and to prevent their exposure to tantalizing advertisements. In that respect the Church News’ decision to refuse advertisements for “X” and “R” rated films was a very positive move. The […]
President Stephen L Richards, concerned with some of the psychiatric problems which had come to the attention of the First Presidency, asked if I had time to drop over. In the minute required to walk…
[…] our duties in behalf of the Master of men. This change has also had the effect of breaking the traditional reluctance of the Reorganization to mix with the community, a reluctance which may have […]
[…] he would mellow with age. One night when I reported for work the prison was buzzing with news of an escape attempt. The death row officer on the afternoon shift had been care less. […]
[…] this wonderful power which God has so miraculously given . . . should be used only in search of filthy lucre.” This points up a major discrepancy in Brodie’s interpretation. Her thesis that the […]
[…] in number. For example, in a record-linkage study of Salt Lake and Utah Counties—with the divorce records search for about ten years following each marriage—I found the following divorce percentages: civil marriages, 13.4; Latter-day […]