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I support raising taxes on people who are not me.
--- It's hard to imagine how anybody in Utah could possibly be interested in the fact that a member of the LDS Church won an Olympic gold medal.
The Bible: There have been nearly as many adaptations of that No. 1 bestseller as filibuster threats from Republican senators since the start of the 111th Congress. And why not?
Vampire Weekend plays at In the Venue on March 18--- Not gonna lie- when I first heard about Vampire Weekend, I hated them before I'd ever listened a single song.
"The customer is always right," goes the mantra for those in service professions. Unless, apparently, that customer is the one who attended a Minnesota movie theater and got flamed by the management.
Is it just me, or do these hyper-multicultural spots from Deseret Media (as seen on KSL.com) resemble ads from satirical corporate conglomerate Veridian Dynamics (as seen, by very few, on ABC's late Better Off Ted)? Veridian Dynamics brings the world such "family friendly" products as cow-less meat, possibly-fatal hair products and pumpkins that are really weapons of mass destruction; DM and KSL bring you the "family friendly" radio of Sean Hannity.
With the legislature moving to make drastic changes to higher-ed funding and other state agencies by prohibiting affirmative action, community advocates say it’s time to take a step back and see what could happen with such a devastating pen stroke to the state constitution.--- House Joint-Resolution would prohibit funding to higher education and state agencies based on gender, race, ethnicity, color, religion or national origin.
Vivid imagery plus inspiring athleticism meet, once again, at Banff Film Festival, hosted by the U's Outdoor Program at Kingsbury Hall this past week.---Whenever I go to outdoor sports film festivals, despite a desire to stay interested during kayaking, running or unicycling movies, I generally zone out.
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