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Editorial

Returned "missionary" Tim DeChristopher

Activist returns from jail more devoted to cause

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Apr 24,2013 - As I move into my 63rd year on this spherical space rock, I’m becoming ever more aware that humans—the bottom-dwelling, technologically enabled, pinnacle predators in this planet’s air ocean—aren’t as different from one another as certain artificial dividers like political parties, corporate brands, national borders or even religious affiliation would have us believe.

Editorial

Solstice Hope

Amanda Catano and Jason Dorais' story inspires

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Dec 12,2012 - City Weekly writers often document the trials of individuals on society’s fringes. Some are victims. Some are perpetrators. Some are just trying to survive while coloring outside the heavy lines of a dominant culture

Editorial

Sex Happens

It's not cheating, it's just nature

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Nov 14,2012 - Most Americans were shocked that retired four-star general and CIA Director David Petraeus resigned after admitting to an extramarital affair. Few should be surprised.

Editorial

2016: Obama's America

Nothing scary about right-tilting film

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Sep 5,2012 - A handful of my friends are conservatives. I don’t maintain those friendships out of tokenism—these misguided folks possess otherwise marvelous qualities.

Editorial

Sanity Party

Creating a "national issues only" party

By Jim Catano
POSTED // May 9,2012 - I really shouldn’t be writing this. I’ve been helping Rocky Anderson compose copy for his presidential campaign under the banner of his newly formed Justice Party.

Green Guide

Jailhouse Rocked

Enviro activist Tim DeChristopher rides the ups and downs of prison politics

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Apr 18,2012 - Peaceful Uprising is celebrating Earth Day by conducting a free, open-to-all, nonviolent political-action training seminar April 21-22.

Editorial

Fuku Fubar

How quickly we forget nuclear disasters

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Feb 29,2012 - A year ago, northeastern Japan was rocked by the fourth-largest earthquake ever recorded. It triggered a massive tidal wave that swallowed entire cities and swamped the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Three reactors melted down, causing explosions and fires that spewed radioactive contaminants that mostly headed west by air and sea toward the United States.

Editorial

Guilty, Please

Challenging an unfair bike law

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Jan 11,2012 - In the obvious absence of an attorney’s advice, I publicly declare: I want to be found guilty in Salt Lake City Justice Court.

Editorial

The Sentence

A take on the DeChristopher case

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Aug 3,2011 - Being a journalist and exercising objectivity while writing about something on which I hold strong views is tough to do satisfactorily … especially to myself. I’ll try, anyway.

Cover Story

Bigger Love

UT polyamorists: One's not enough

By Jim Catano
POSTED // Jun 1,2011 - The house looks typical enough—an attractive split-level in an established Salt Lake County neighborhood—but the family living here is far from conventional.
 
 
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