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Edible Memory
Amongst all the fruits and vegetables at farmers markets are delicious treasures like Green Zebra tomatoes, Cosmic Purple carrots, and Winesap apples.…
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9/20/11: Demon Fish
Ask environmental reporter Juliet Eilperin which is more dangerous – people or sharks – and she doesn't miss a beat. It's man who is the dangerous one. We…
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A Conversation with Gretel Ehrlich
The writer Gretel Ehrlich first visited Greenland in 1993. She’s made many trips to the Arctic since then and she’s noticed the slow death of its ice.…
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Through the Lens: Dancer
Blessed with astonishing power and grace, Ukrainian dancer Sergei Polunin rocketed to the top of the ballet world. At 19 years old he became the youngest…
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Elna Baker
Three years ago, the comedienne and storyteller Elna Baker published her memoir, The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance. It’s about being a…
Controlling Utah's Public Land
The Utah House passed a suite of bills last week that would put control of public land in the hands of the state. Some 64% of Utah is managed by the…
Cliven Bundy's Spiritual Battle
Over the weekend, rancher Cliven Bundy told a political gathering in St. George that God instructed him to “disarm” federal law enforcement agents when…
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Explorations Beyond the Blandscape
The geographer Alastair Bonnett laments a trend he’s noticed whereby our cities and towns look increasingly the same. He says our human places are being…
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The Ethics of Panhandling
What do you do when a panhandler approaches you? Do you give money? Do you give food? Maybe you don’t give the person anything. Maybe you donate to a…
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Zombies!
In the early 1930s, American filmmakers were looking for a new monster. Instead of a European legend, they turned to the zombie, a creature from African…
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