POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - In her final year teaching high school, Erin Jensen had her 11th-grade American literature students read The Crucible, a classic Arthur Miller play that lambastes Cold War red-baiting by comparing it with the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. She didn’t...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - In a perfect world, David Turner would stay out of the spotlight. The Davis County resident prefers to work behind the scenes, without calling attention to his name. But, his role as a heartbroken dad might further efforts to speed up the divorce process...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - Exoro Group political consultant and sucker for all that’s news LaVarr Webb once believed the business he toiled in for 20 years was about disseminating information, not censoring it. That was until a couple months ago, when Webb approached Newspaper...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - The name of one of Salt Lake’s newest art galleries says it all. The creators of the works embellishing the walls at the Unknown Gallery aren’t members of the glitterati, such as it is, of our town’s comparatively modest art scene. If...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - I’ve had an interest in the military ever since I was a child,” says Dru Hazelton, an instructor in the English department at Salt Lake Community College. What particularly drew his attention to the military can be traced back to a private...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - In the late ’90s, an ambitious group of companies started popping up to rent and sell modified videos and DVDs that make PG-and-higher Hollywood titles family friendly. And in so doing, they have definitively proved that dirty language and sexual...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - When Goldener Hirsch Inn’s restaurant won last year’s Best Park City/Deer Valley Restaurant award in Salt Lake Magazine, it caused me to do a bit of a double-clutch. That’s because there must be more fine-dining restaurants in Park City...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - Kids these days, if they were so inclined, could be pretty smug about the superiority of their pop culture over that of the generation that came before. Frogger vs. Grand Theft Auto, “cassingles” vs. iPod, The Bionic Woman vs. Lost'and don’t...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - Daniel Auteuil is probably France’s pre-eminent actor, but he’s never made a splash on this side of the ocean. And he probably never will; his talents are distinctly French, from his decidedly unintimidating appearance to his fascinating face,...

POSTED // Sep 6,2007 - Anton Newcombe uses swarming, time-warped psychedelia as his out. His beautiful art has his back no matter which direction the nasty, disparaging words are coming from. When he’s getting referred to as a hothead heroin addict, prone to occasional...