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First Person Plural

Books: Doing the Works of Abraham provides a fascinating, definitive history of Mormon polygamy.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Aug 15,2007 - Throughout its history, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has pursued the seemingly opposing goals of staking out territory as “a peculiar people” with a unique theology while seeking mainstream acceptance. The most dramatic...

News & Columns

Roller Derby: Wheels of Fury

Roller Derby is more than a sport. The Salt City Derby Girls have the bruises to prove it.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jul 11,2007 - You might be a schoolteacher by day or a lawyer or a stay-at-home mom. But there’s something about putting all that behind you in favor of a whole new persona ...

Arts & Entertainment

Worth a Thousand Words

Two new books tell Utah stories through both words and images.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jul 6,2007 - While the written word and visual artistry are both perfectly capable of standing on their own, two recently released local books remind us how well the two forms of communication can complement each other.nnMy Kitchen Table: Sketches From My Life demonstrates...

Arts & Entertainment

Black Elephant

When it comes to NBA players in Utah, race is still the unspoken big critter in the room.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jun 29,2007 - As the names of draft picks get read off at the NBA Draft in Madison Square Garden, some of the world’s top basketball players who haven’t heard their names called yet will start worrying about when they will be taken. But, as the picks begin...

Arts & Entertainment

Dixie Check

Brave New West seeks a united vision for developing southern Utah.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jun 18,2007 - About 15 years ago, a lawyer who often did pro bono work for environmental groups said on the subject of setting aside wilderness lands'and the resulting impact on small-town economies in southern Utah'“If those guys can’t make a living down...

Arts & Entertainment

We Know Trauma

Ex-youth sports benchwarmers everywhere relate to Bountiful’s Little League travesty.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - A Little League baseball game played in Bountiful recently made national headlines. It reminded all of us adults who at one time played youth sports that'after decades of what might have been improvement'organized athletics for kids can still be a cruel...

Arts & Entertainment

NASCAR vs. Soccer

Why left turns have outraced penalty kicks to wider American sports appeal.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Salt Lake City is in an interesting situation when it comes to new opportunities for sports fans. On one hand, we have politicians trying to sell us a game that has never really been able to catch on in America, despite repeated tries. Meanwhile, the...

Arts & Entertainment

Flesh Dance

The DABC says the Jazz Dancers aren’t “exotic”'but tell that to the guys leering at them.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Good news for Jazz fans: When the Nu Skin Jazz Dancers take the floor at the Delta Center for the home opener on Nov. 1, they will conceivably be able to perform their various gyrations within 3 feet of Jazz fans, and nobody can call it a lap dance. The...

Arts & Entertainment

A Pretty Great Stat

A new book explores Utah’s most intriguing demographic numbers.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - There’s an old debate about whether demography is destiny. While neither side has been able to absolutely prove its case, there can be no doubt that demography helps explain why Utah is a pretty odd place.nnThe idiosyncrasies of the numbers that...

Arts & Entertainment

Playa Hatas

BYU football is good again'which means it’s OK to hate them.

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - BYU football is back. After four straight nonwinning seasons, 2006 saw the Cougars win their conference, earn a national ranking and get invited to a bowl game. With everything just like it was in the old days, can the hatred BYU football has traditionally...
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