[…] and Cactus a close, respectful look and had determined that it would not sell in a national market. Fortunately Brooks had cracked an insular market in the West. The Mountain Meadows Massacre, published in […]
[…] depth with this balancing dilemma in the following areas: standards and the honor code; organic evolution; partisan politics; student government, social clubs and newspapers; inter collegiate athletics; and arts, entertainment and literature. While incidents […]
[…] Kirtland, and then gave directions for seating of the priesthood quorums and congregation for the assembly (Deseret News, 8 Oct. 1877, Minutes of the General Conference, p. 2). This assembly would offer a public […]
[…] averaged 21.)” (1981, 17). The volunteer guides at the Beehive House have no corner on the confusion market. Ann Eliza Webb, a disgruntled wife suing Brigham Young for divorce and hefty alimony, defrayed her […]
[…] of Diné identity and Latter-day Saint religious affiliation. Farina King draws on stories from the LDS Native American Oral History Project and her own family’s experiences, shedding light on the unique challenges Navajo Latter-day […]
[…] of Diné identity and Latter-day Saint religious affiliation. Farina King draws on stories from the LDS Native American Oral History Project and her own family’s experiences, shedding light on the unique challenges Navajo Latter-day […]
A Mormon is once again in the national spotlight, this time it’s Joanna Brooks who works to demystify Mormons on “On Being” with host Krista Tippett. From the producer: “Enjoy an inside perspective of the […]
At the Crossroads, Again: Mormon and Protestant Encounters in the Nineteenth and Twenty-First Century was a conference held February 24 and 25. If you missed it live, you can still enjoy video presentations from […]
[…] resistance, ten thousand paper cuts, ten thousand pleasures, and ten thousand pains. Miller gives us the depressing news that while we “may yet dream of the frictionless, of floating in zero-G,” like Phil, we […]