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Foreign Concepts
The home of the world’s longest-running international film festival is in Provo.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - After doing his undergraduate work at Brigham Young University, Scott Miller went on to Princeton and then to Cambridge to pursue graduate studies. While he loved those places of higher learning, he found they were missing something he had become used...
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Upheld On Appeal
Thunder Over Zion fails to rehabilitate the image of a controversial judge.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Biographies written well after the death of the subject offer the benefit of hindsight, and that 20/20 vision can be used to rehabilitate the reputation of a person who was misunderstood while alive. Thunder Over Zion: The Life of Chief Judge Willis W....
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Scrum Seekers
Utah shows off its status as America’s rubgy hotbed.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - Utah can’t be matched for its conservative politics, unique history of marital practices, skiing opportunities'and rugby teams?nnMurray Park will be the rugby capital of America this weekend when it hosts the high school national championships,...
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A League of Their Own
Between worries abroad and the stress of assimilation, Sudanese refugees come together through soccer at Glendale Park.
POSTED // Jun 11,2007 - As Simon Kuay looks around Glendale Park, he sees more than just a tattered patch of grass at 1200 West and 1700 South. He sees a place where Sudanese refugees have come together to build a community through playing soccer.nn“We changed a lot of...
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