[…] decades; the peaceful, modulatory, and chromatic How Beautiful Upon the Mountain; Old Things Are Done Away\ simpli city and poignancy as scored for ladies voices; and the orchestral interlude, Pastoral, performed as encore on […]
[…] factory is now located in West Jordan, a farm in the valley on the way to Park City (on which hay was grown), and a large ranch which included 50,000 acres in the East Canyon […]
[…] secular scholars . . . the threat of nuclear annihilation, . . . the role of the city, psychoanalysis—is to expect too much.” “Still another of Romney’s failings,” writes Boroson, “is his tendency to […]
[…] excuse I can offer is that a “Roundtable” has (or should have) no fixed number of si des. If it is construed as an attack on Mormonism, I have a much better answer: of […]
[…] a century he was the Church’s great orator, in the days when the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City sounded and resounded with the voices of impassioned advocates and defenders, the days before the microphone […]
[…] faith and knowledge, grow and flourish together. Reasoning, Revelation—and You! By James J. Unopulos, Jr. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1967. 406 pp. $4.95. See, e.g., Joseph Smith, History of the Church of […]
[…] has many advantages; but a lesson manual written for a group of college-age students in Salt Lake City, all born and raised in the Church, may be of questionable value for new converts of […]
[…] Her public life, as is attested by those who knew her and seems proven by the scar city of sources, was modest and restrained. Mr. Corbett has tried to make up for this lack […]
[…] positions. The Church Executive. By Kent Lloyd, Kendall Price, V. Dallas Merrell and Ellsworth Johnson. Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, Inc. 1967. Paperback. 90 pp., $1.90. The Ten Most Wanted Men. By Paul H. Dunn. […]
[…] Knight Santa Barbara, Calif. *** Dear Sirs: In the morning session of General Conference in Salt Lake City on April 7th, there was no mention of the murder on the preceding Thursday of Dr. […]