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Wednesday, November 4,2009
Cover Story

Brain Injury Trauma

If a brain injury doesn't kill you, the neglect and loneliness that follow just might.

By Stephen Dark
Nathan Ruiz rode his bike, without a helmet, to the corner of Redwood Road and 9000 South in West Jordan on his way to meet his two best friends.
Wednesday, October 28,2009
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How filthy is your 401(k)?

How Utahns' Retirement Dollars Profit From Genocide, Terrorism and Environmental Disasters.

By Jesse Fruhwirth
Money can pull otherwise kind, humanitarian Utahns to invest in companies whose profits come by way of polluting the planet, ignoring human rights, or indirectly supporting terrorism ...
Wednesday, October 21,2009
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You Bet Your Life

Patients come out losers as IHC malpractice lawyers deal a tough hand.

By Eric S. Peterson
The bad news, Leilani Wilson’s doctor informed her in 1995, was that her son would likely be born prematurely...
Wednesday, October 7,2009
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Nuclear Utah

Power Mad: How Sen. Bob Bennett learned to stop worrying and love nuclear power plants.

By Katharine Biele
In the Temple Mountain area, the silent, sandstone beauty of the San Rafael Swell is punctuated by tumbleweeds...
Wednesday, September 30,2009
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Real Salt Lake Soccer

Real Passion: As Real Salt Lake´s playoff dreams dwindle, RSL´s fans stand their ground.

By Stephen Dark
At halftime during the Aug. 26 soccer game between Real Salt Lake and Chivas USA...
Wednesday, September 23,2009
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Utahns Abducted by Aliens

Touched by an Alien: Some Utahns claim their encounters with extraterrestrials are too close for comfort.

By Carolyn Campbell
They first came for Don Anderson’s son in 1984. It was 11 p.m. on a June evening in Mapleton, Utah, when 25-year-old Anderson shut off the TV in the bedroom of his mother’s basement where
Wednesday, September 16,2009
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Utah War Veteran Seeks Peace

Veteran Andy Figorski will do anything to bring American troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan. Even stand-up comedy.

By Stephen Dark
The man unloaded a box, the typical size for a bomb, from the trunk of his car at the side of the road.
Wednesday, September 2,2009
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Gay Activism in Utah

Can the gay community find new reasons to rally?

By Geoff Griffin
Jacob Whipple's spring wedding came off almost exactly how he had planned it for months. The decor, the clothing, the food and the locale all came together perfectly...
Wednesday, August 26,2009
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Motocross as Child's Play

Young riders increasingly participate in the life-and-death jumps and crashes of the sport.

By Wren Abbott
Looking like a pink Power Ranger in her pink and black helmet, racing jersey and pants and knee-high rubber motocross boots...
Wednesday, August 19,2009
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We All Fall Down

After 9/11, BYU prof. Steven Jones’ teaching career imploded just like the twin towers, but he still insists planes were not to blame.

By Eric S. Peterson
The equation for free fall is pretty basic. Drop anything—from a dime to a rock—from a tall building...
 
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