[…] passion for anonymity was his trademark, was a key figure in the “power structure” of Salt Lake City and Utah for many years. His role as close friend and confidant of Church presidents Heber […]
for RHC Now I lay me down by the freeway, In a duplex in Cedar City, Utah;
[…] as being itself too an instrument of time. The subject of Pythagoreanism is so controversial and loa ded with uncertainties that what follows should be considered as speculation and suggestion for future research. Also, […]
Both within and without the LDS Church Latter-day Saint archaeologists traditionally have been regar ded as scriptural archaeologists. Although this was prob ably accurate through the 1950s, in the past decade a new generation […]
[…] of Being a Woman. Compiled and Edited by Duane S. Crowther and Jean D. Crowther. Salt Lake City: Horizon Publishers, 1972. 326 pp. $4.95. Alone but not Lonely. By Wayne J. Anderson, Ph.D. Salt […]
[…] of pioneer Utah. Trained by her Scottish mother as a midwife, Lucy becomes obsessed with the i dea of becoming a medical doctor after a mother-daughter debate, following the death of a young mother […]
[…] work. There is nothing else that you need as a substitute.” Elder Lee resigned his job as city commissioner and became the prime mover in creating the Church Security Program, later called the Church […]
The canonical writings and the apocrypha have a good deal to say about “treasures in the heavens.” If we compare the “treasures” passages in a wide sampling of these writings, including those of Qumran, […]
When Jed Smith passed us by, in 1826,
The junipers made a rush down from the hills.
They were cut back
Before they got to the freeway.
[…] localized in various metropolises. In the present rendering, Golden is conducting some visiting dignitaries around Salt Lake City and pointing with pride to buildings speedily constructed by the Mormons. But his visitors put him […]