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"Only You Can Prevent A Forest": Agent Orange, Ecocide, And Environmental Justice, Charles Waugh
"Only You Can Prevent A Forest": Agent Orange, Ecocide, And Environmental Justice, Charles Waugh
English Faculty Publications
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Philo T. Farnsworth: The Father Of Television, H. Bert Jenson
Philo T. Farnsworth: The Father Of Television, H. Bert Jenson
English Faculty Publications
DURING A RECENT TOUR of our nation's Capitol, with all its fine art, frescoes, and statuary, our guide explained that each state had been given permission to place in the Capitol two statue honoring famous person from that state. Being Utah born and raised, I glanced around Statuary Hall and quickly found the larger-than-life- sized statue of Brigham Young-who else? I wondered whom the other statue from Utah honored. What person besides Brigham Young did Utah feel to be that important? A we passed through the Hall of Columns and the Senate/ House corridor, the guide pointed out the bronze …
Smith Wells: Stagecoach Inn On The Nine Mile Road, H. Bert Jenson
Smith Wells: Stagecoach Inn On The Nine Mile Road, H. Bert Jenson
English Faculty Publications
By THE MIDDLE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY the forging furnaces of western expansionism had wrought a tough breed of pioneers who were making their way into the Uintah Basin of eastern Utah. As early as October 3, 1861, the date President Lincoln established the Uintah Indian Reservation in that area, some white settlers were circumscribed by reservation boundaries. Other whites followed to establish trading posts among the Utes and to perform government service in connection with the newly named Indian lands.