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Culture,
Film Reviews
September 16, 2009
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Guilt Tripper: Turning the toxicity of guilt into compelling drama.
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News,
January 30, 2003
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Utah entrepeneurs hope to unlock the secret of cheap hydrogen energy. Will anyone buy it?
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By Scott Lewis
- Powerball International doesn’t have anything to do with that grand multi-state lottery that makes dukes out of dropouts. But if it did, it might make sense. After all, Powerball International says it’s mining for a jackpot that, if it hits,...
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News,
September 5, 2002
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Will the Tribune’s new publisher make independent ink or create holy stink?
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By Scott Lewis
- When Michael Roberts, a reporter for Denver’s alternative weekly Westword, began his profile of William Dean Singleton more than a year ago, he described a plaque Singleton had on his desk in Denver. It was the “Creed of a Christian”...
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News,
July 25, 2002
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Utah leaders chew on 10 years of City Weekly and reflect on the taste.
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By Scott Lewis
- Some shudder, some shrug, some shamefully smile and some just shake their heads. As a passive way of courting validation and entertaining ourselves, we asked local luminaries to ponder a simple question: What do you think of City Weekly?Mark Shurtleff,...
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News,
Film & TV
July 11, 2002
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Sam Mendes spins another competent script into gold in Road to Perdition.
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By Scott Lewis
- As an encore to his Oscar-winning debut as director of American Beauty, Sam Mendes sought out the comforts of the familiar. He looked for a story about a father’s quest for redemption. He brought along gifted collaborators like cinematographer Conrad...
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News,
July 4, 2002
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Why Elizabeth Smart Became a Household Name
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By Scott Lewis
- It had been a week since 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart’s disappearance reached headlines around the world. Like pretty much everyone else in the country, Milwaukee journalist Annysa Johnson had heard the news. And like many parents, she felt a nauseous...
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Culture,
Summer Guide
May 30, 2002
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Umpiring’s a thankless job, but somebody’s gotta do it.
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By Scott Lewis
- Put yourself behind the catcher for a second. Under the hot late afternoon sun, a putrid smell has begun emanating from underneath your heavy pads. With a clicker in your hand, a couple of official game balls strapped to your hip, you squat down behind...
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News,
May 2, 2002
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A new crop of black Utah politicians beat a path to conservatism.
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By Scott Lewis
- In any electoral contest, it’s gratifying for a candidate to learn that his opponents are worried about him. James Evans’ ego must have experienced an adrenaline shot recently. A few months have passed since Evans threw his hat in as a challenger...
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News,
March 28, 2002
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Spanish-language news radio makes waves in the Latino community
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By Scott Lewis
- With a short stout figure, baseball cap, blue jeans and a jacket, Angelo Mena’s appearance didn’t make him stand out from the rest of the crowd. He is Latino, but with Utah’s Hispanic population growing as fast as it is, that’s...
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News,
February 21, 2002
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By Scott Lewis
- At about midnight on Feb. 15, Michal Handzus sat on the floor of the special guest loft at the Last Lap club with a bottle of Budweiser in his hand. He had a look on his face which was neither bored nor excited.Truth is, like a lot of athletes hanging...
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