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Skiing and the Future of Snow
Eight thousand years ago, human beings invented skiing. Since then, it’s evolved into a $12-billion global industry. But as the journalist Porter Fox…
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The Sports Gene
Every high school has its star athletes who are so good it seems like they were born to throw a football, run the 100-meter dash or swing a baseball bat.…
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Through the Lens: Visitors
Director Godfrey Reggio has said that he makes films so different from anything else you've seen, they are like a cat that barks. His latest is called…
Gulp
Everybody eats, and we more or less know what that’s about. What happens after we eat – the transformation of food as it passes through our bodies –…
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Gay in Putin's Russia
The Winter Olympics open Friday, but they're garnering attention beyond the games. In Russia, a government crackdown and an alarming rate of violence are…
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Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
Robert “Butch Cassidy” Parker and Harry “The Sundance Kid” Longabaugh represented a new breed of Wild West outlaws. They were smart, methodical, and…
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Through the Lens: Visitors
Godfrey Reggio’s films aren’t made of the things that compose most movies. They don’t have plots, or narrative structures, or even characters. Instead,…
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James Jesse Strang's Brief Kingdom
When Joseph Smith was assassinated in 1844, members of the LDS Church found themselves without a leader. Brigham Young emerged as the most famous…
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Charting a Course to Long Life
Cancer is a devastating disease, and treating it often means ravaging the body with toxic drugs and radiation. Renowned oncologist David Agus knows how…
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Reforming Utah's Caucus System
Wednesday we’re exploring what’s at stake in the debate over two contrasting attempts to reform Utah’s unique political caucuses. One of those efforts,…
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