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An Evening with two awful men
When the worst president ever meets a rash assassin “People get me mixed up with Millard Fillmore. Millard! Or they can’t place me at all. You think this won’t happen to you. But I …
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A Hero’s Journey for Kids
In River. Swamp. Cave. Mountain, Izzy and JJ try to make sense of loss, grief, death and life When I was seven, my parents took a train to North Carolina to attend the funeral of m …
Plan-B Theatre Re-imagines the Holiday Seasons
The world premieres of Christmas With Misfits, Julie Jensen’s darkly comic quartet of short plays, and Marry Christmas, Elaine Jarvik’s celebration of the first anniversary of marr …
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In Utah’s world of grassroots activists and community builders we recently lost two great men— Robert “Archie” Archuleta on January 25 and W. Paul Wharton on February 14. At a celebration of Paul’s life, last month, his step-son Steve Bogden held up an obituary page clipped from the one of the daily newspapers. The obits for Paul and Archie rested side by side. An apt representation, Bodgen said, of their work together to challenge racism, poverty and other social issues over the years. Their work affected many in our community.
Passing of the old guard | Catalyst Magazine
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Remembering two SLC activists and good friends who died three weeks apart In Utah’s world of grassroots activists and community builders we...