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ROBERT L. MARONIC: Charlie Kirk’s P*** Poor Security at Utah Valley University in Orem

I always enjoyed listening to Charlie Kirk on a local radio station in Roanoke, Virginia, after he replaced Dennis Prager from noon to 2:00 p.m. last March. I found his...

FRED FIRST: Peregrinations of a *BoZo

I have a few bits of biological blarney to pass along before I focus later...

ANDY PITZER: No Offseason

“It’s the time of the season.” This pertains to and will make the most sense for...

BOB BROWN: “I Remember World War II”

On December 7, 1941, my sister, Edith, eight years my senior, and I were in...

FRED FIRST: Go West At Last, Old Man

Decades of frugality have come abruptly to an end. I have made the choice to...

LUCKY GARVIN: The Indian Coup

I heard two interesting stories the other day re: Native Americans who had been involved in the Vietnam war. Native Americans suffered a far lower...

MIKE KEELER: King of The Fruit – Fruit of The Kings

We return you now to the Summer of Sweetness... ...which was in the year 1496. Christopher Columbus, returning from his second voyage to the west,...

DICK BAYNTON: The Modern Florence Nightingale

The original Florence Nightingale was born in Florence, Italy on May 20th, 1820 of British parents and died on August 13, 1910 in Mayfair,...

Dick Baynton: Uniting States

The title of today’s column refers to several efforts to unite a consortium of nations in our troubled world. The United States of America...

STUART REVERCOMB: A Few Questions If You Please

In a short bit of writing on the subject of the Christian season of Lent Frederick Buechner asks the following questions. With no small...

DICK BAYNTON: A Looming Unnatural Disaster

Natural disasters are predictable a few hours in advance but often turn up with no advance warning such as the sinkhole that developed only...