“You can type. You can get a job with the phone company!” My dad, troubled that his almost-40-year-old daughter was making minimum wage at a
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It’s not as if all the regular shenanigans and triumphs that usually make the news are nonexistent, now that pandemics and social injustices and awakenings
Her are some clues to the treasures you’ll find this month. I was introduced to the mandala-like ”impermanent earth art” of Day Schildkret several years
Frankly, it’s an idea we’ve been pondering. Nothing like reality to help one make decisions. You can click on ads and they will take you
Symbria and Sarah Patterson In early February, we headed south to Cedar City for three days of the Fourth Annual Utah Farm and Food conference,
to several longtime friends who have enriched our pages in various ways through past decades I like to read biography and autobiography. That, paired with
Be they shoes, smoke, implants or clean windows In June, The New York Times reported about a movement in Japan by women who want a
A big thank you to all who made our June 15 event wonderful: the exhibitors, vendors, speakers, greeters, heavy lifters, go-fers, poets, gardeners, costume contestants,
CATALYST won 10 awards at the annual banquet for Utah journalists last month. Our writers took first place in three categories in the Society of
At the Intermountain Sustainability Summit, a third grade school teacher asked Paul Hawken, editor of Drawdown, how she should teach her young students about climate
We (almost) never have covers that relate to specific stories or themes beyond seasonal. This month is different. The cover relates to “The Living Building
On a clear day, Salt Lake City is a beautiful place, with vistas in all directions that can’t be beat—weather and human activity permitting, of
If scruples about cutting down a living tree were the main reason driving you skip buying a Christmas tree this year, relax. While cutting down
The #MeToo phenomenon has sparked a lot of intimate conversations around the country.
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