The November 2015 Policy and Me
April 13, 2026[…] to hide my big secret. It was also this year that “The Family: A Proclamation to the World” was announced, which was a response against the fight for gay marriage. A big highlight of […]
[…] to hide my big secret. It was also this year that “The Family: A Proclamation to the World” was announced, which was a response against the fight for gay marriage. A big highlight of […]
[…] suggests that the MTA offers a model of and for the LDS Church in an increasingly technoscientific world. In this way, could the MTA transform the LDS Church by imagining its future? Jon Bialecki. […]
[…] members taught us a Māori haka. It’s a ward where sometimes a musical number isn’t sung in English, and the Spirit is stronger for the diversity. But still, our hearts are in common. When […]
[…] shame. For Tommy, Callie Larson’s death was like a curtain yanked open to reveal a vast, strange world his parents had shielded him from. Soon after Callie’s death, Tommy began stopping at the Burbank […]
[…] Julie’s Fine, is a Mary Sue character: “so perfect every reader hates her” while “in the fictional world all people, heroes and villains alike, adore her utterly” (1). The narrator isn’t shy about proclaiming […]
[…] in the crosshairs of the polarized views of her work. She gave her time to lecturing during World War II and to smaller-scale written works for as long as she could—and nearly all of […]
[…] the rationales of the Right because It [the Right] is not poised on the leading edge of world takeover – and if it were, would still be nearer my God than thee. Because conservatism allows […]
[…] good for. She wants to do more: be an entrepreneur, have a social life, engage in the world around her. However, even as many might use Gay’s narrative to attest that most people leave […]
“So how does the priesthood ban make you feel?” At the time I didn’t have the right tools to answer my freshman year religious studies professor at Brigham Young University, so I muttered something […]
When I was about twelve, yet another retelling of the Cinderella story was released into theatres in a magic-free but nonetheless magical version called Ever After. One of my favorite scenes in this film […]