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- Blog, Buzz Blog January 18, 2016
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Utah Republican Has Moment of Sanity
Utah GOP's MLK Day Press Release Uncharacteristically Devoid of Deranged Commentary; Concerned Constituents Puzzled
- Blog, Buzz Blog January 18, 2016
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MLK Day 2016 Celebration Rally & Marade
- Blog, Buzz Blog December 23, 2015
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This holiday has been brought to you by the letter 'X'
Xmas, Christmas and exotic alphabets
Do people really write Xmas anymore? If so, is it to cross Jesus out?
- Blog, Buzz Blog September 24, 2015
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42nd Street: Broadway Does Berkeley
42nd Street runs Sept. 22-27 at Capitol Theatre, 50 W. 200 South.
- Blog, Buzz Blog August 22, 2015
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Something-or-Other for Human Life
- Blog, Buzz Blog July 20, 2015
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Don't Just Throw the Bums Out — Lock 'Em Up!
- Blog, Buzz Blog July 11, 2015
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Gyll Huff, the Artist Who Found His Medium
- Blog, Buzz Blog July 4, 2015
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Why I Am Proud to Fly the U.S. Flag
A second-grade essay I forgot, years ago, to complete (apologies to Mrs. Judd at Parkview Elementary School)
- Blog, Buzz Blog June 26, 2015
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Homophobe Has Bad Day
Everybody else celebrates!
- News, 5 Spot May 27, 2015
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Barber Devan Pearson
Cutting on the job at Ray's Barber Shop
Devan Pearson (pictured with client John Pollard) is a Utah native who started cutting hair young, "like in the eighth grade," he says. "I started when girls became important, and Mom couldn't quite get the job done." Later, he trained under Milton Larsen and Tim Hite at The Barber School in Midvale.
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