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Gonzalo Rojas, Gonzalo Rojas

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The Smiling Man (Artwork), C. West Richins

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Washed And Flushed, David Veloz

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Too Hot, Chris Young

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Objet D'Art, Zina Petersen

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It's simple. I am going to take off my clothes and my watch and my glasses (so that even if I could see what time it is, I couldn't see what time it is), and go into a studio that is seven degrees, and hold absolutely still for a million years. And Marc the artist will forget that I am anything but a collection of tones and values and shapes and shades, and he will also forget that he is not responsible for what I look like.

Black Bean Stew, David Veloz

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Birds Of Mercur, Doug Himes

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No Time For Church, Jed Thomas

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Mormonism And Early Christianity, Hugh Nibley

Maxwell Institute Publications

From the outset of his career, Dr. Hugh Nibley has been centrally concerned with primitive Christianity, especially the shadowy era between the New Testament proper and the emergence and the triumph of the Catholic Church and Holy Roman Empire. That is the era treated in the nine essays collected in this volume.

The essays cover such subjects as early accounts of Jesus’ childhood, the Savior’s forty-day ministry after his resurrection, baptism for the dead in ancient times, the passing of the primitive church, and the early Christian prayer circle.

Each essay examines the close connection between the practices and the …

Review Essay: Frank Barlow, Thomas Becket, Kay S. Rogers

Quidditas

Frank Barlow, Thomas Beckett, University of California Press, 1986.

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Sleeping Out (Artwork), Brett Mueller

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Palenque, Laura Hamblin

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Coming Of Winter, Jed Thomas

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Poem Of The Peach Spring, Tau Yuan-Ming, Carl Robertson (Translator), Annette Jan (Calligrapher)

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Beyond National Concerns: A Limnologist And World Peace, Arthur D. Hasler

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

I have just returned from a four month tour of duty in Germany where I had opportunity to talk with a fair cross section of Germans and to visit some biological laboratories. In Munich I visited the Zoologisches Institut built by Rockefeller for Professor K. van Frisch. It was here van Frisch and his students investigated the problems of sensory physiology: hearing, color vision, smell, taste, "Schreckstoff" in fish; here also was produced a classic work in animal behavior, "Die 'Sprache' der Bienen," an experimental analysis of the methods of communication among bees. This Institut is badly bombed; only the …

Swede, Lance Larsen

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The last time I tried to write about Grandpa Larsen was over Christmas break. The fruit room door was open and the light was on over Dad's fly-tying desk, where a peacock feather lay among some half-tied nymphs. The basement was cold and quiet, except for the pipes humming with water. When I closed my eyes I saw myself standing by a window. The curtains were blowing against my arms, and Grandpa was sitting on the patio.

Book Review: An American Apprenticeship: The Letters Of Emil Frey 1860-1865, Shirley J. Burton

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

In the autumn of 1860, twenty-two-year-old Emil Frey left his native Switzerland for America, apparently under the shadow of an impending scandal, possibly a duel. He arrived in the U.S. at a time when the economy was in a deep slump, and finding himself unable to get work, Frey enlisted in the Union Army in July, 1861. Despite the brutalizing experiences of the war, which included a year and a half as a prisoner of the Confederates, young Frey's arduous American "apprenticeship," as editor Rappolt describes his sojourn, served him well. Returning to Switzerland after the war, he spent several …

Introductory Pages, Byu Studies

BYU Studies

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Danebod Family Recreation Camps, Otto G. Hoiberg

The Bridge

"The family that plays together , stays together !" Implied conversely in this generalization , one finds at least a partial explanation of the troubled waters presently navigated by the family in America. Whereas in years gone by , much recreational activity was enjoyed jointly by the various members of a family , in this day and age each member tends to go his own way to satisfy his leisure time needs and desires. After the dinner hour , Dad has a bowling engagement , Mom goes to a meeting of her Study Club , Susie heads for a Girl …

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Marcus Lee Hansen Returns To His Roots, John Robert Christianson

The Bridge

Marcus Lee Hansen (1892-1938) was the founder of modern immigration history. He established new frameworks in time and space for the study of the peopling of North America.

A Transplanted Dane Looks Back On 80 Years, Ludvig Christian Mosbaek

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Ludvig Christian Mosb~k (1855-193B) was one of the founding fathers of Askov , Minnesota . Coming to the Danish colony when it was called Partridge, he took active part in establishing its church , school , creamery , and first cooperative . But , above all, he was a skilled nurseryman. He created a market for wild ferns , brought in the stock of various trees hardy enough for the northern climate , raised perennials and evergreens from seeds , and introduced rutabagas to the American market. For some years he combined farming with a nursery business, but gradually gave …

The Travels Abroad Of H. C. Andersen, Don Mowatt

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A complete appreciation of Hans Christian Andersen has always been limited to Danish-speaking readers because so much of his private life is most clearly revealed in his letters, diaries, and travel books which remain largely untranslated into English. There is a handful of exceptions, the majority of which are mid-nineteenth century translations from England.

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