[…] that he says ; Beth learned Spanish on her mission, Elise Portuguese on hers ; they are English teachers. “He wants you to teach him,” says Beth sweetly. Elise grins, knowing how this will […]
[…] career in higher education as we hoped to prepare young Americans for a role in reshaping the world. After marriage, we moved to Washington State University where Ross began a Ph.D. program in American […]
At the age of seven Mary Bradford imagined herself presenting a story to a New York publisher, the manuscript “rolled into a scroll and tied with a yellow ribbon” (p. 16). Now in midlife she […]
[…] details that gnawed the underside of my consciousness like moths—continual, discomforting reminders that the fabric of the world I shared with my family was subject to a kind of random, inevitable unraveling. My father, […]
Dialogue 22.2 (Summer 1992): 146–147 In The Conferring Church, Richard and Marjorie Troeh present a detailed description of the RLDS conference process.
[…] eternal goal—”If you could live after death, what could be better than to be young in a world without time” (p. 226). This chronicle of losses, of foundered ambitions and dissipated dreams, presents a […]
[…] There is only one common denominator—energy’” (1978, 25). Leonard exudes energy. I wonder how many GI’s during World War II mastered the language of the countries in which they were stationed. Probably only a […]
[…] associates and students. Obert C. Tanner’s life and speeches document one man’s continuing quest to better the world. One Man’s Search contains thirty speeches delivered by Tanner at a variety of business, professional, and […]
[…] board and emphasizing the common nature and widespread use of that medium in the Aramaic and cuneiform world. He takes his argument from: (1) the use of the Hebrew verb kdtab, “to write,” found […]
[…] I like to think I expressed my independence, my freedom to choose, my will to remake the world. This is pure fantasy, however. In truth, I married my best friend. We met while working […]