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    • 32 DEAR OLD SUU Marian Ashdown D 'El & Kimberly Beatty Jeanne P. Lawler SUU is our school We will carry on Heritage, tradition toward a bright new dawn Nestled near the mountains 'Mid the towering trees Here you stand so proud and firm Cooled by...
    • 1905, May 8

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    • Mon. May 8, 1905: Ther. Warm., Wea. Windy. Clouds. We left Bro. Edwards this morning, waded back into Greer Co., The river is only about knee deep today. mailed our letters at Hess. went thru the small town of Elmer waded Salt Fork, crossed Boggy...
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    • which were organized on the ship. There were 539 Scandinavian Saints out of a total of 575 passengers on board. Henry was often invited to eat with Captain Decan in his cabin. The voyage from London to Philadelphia was made in five weeks. They...
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    • something on the side of the mountain that moved. On closer observation, we could see that it was an army of soldiers winding down the mountain trail. 1 ran to the meeting house to give warning. The Bishop, Brother Earnest Steiner, told al1 the...
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    • THE POTENTIALLY BRIGHT FUTURE OF RADIO 203 It's a buzzword for a reason because it's true. Local content is key. I don't listen to XM Sirius radio because they're not many personalities that are talking about what I'm doing with in my life and...
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    • COMMUNICATION THEORIES 22 “yang” opposing values. Every relationship has a different balance of the dialectics. There are multiple ways to manage the different relational dialectics to help us feel balanced.  Spiral of Silence Theory...
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    • PERCEIVED OUTCOMES OF TLIM PROGRAM 1 Chapter 1 Introduction “Intelligence is not enough. Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of true education” -Martin Luther King Jr.1 Context of the Problem Martin Luther King Jr.’s words challenge us as...
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    • A war year and most of the boys far away on the battle fronts, yet college life had to go on, and as many of the traditions carried down through many years con-tinued and kept alive as possible under the circumstances. Always the B. A. C. has had...
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    • CEBR FEE INCREASE 68 Appendix A. RELEVANT LAWS AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS  Clean Air Act, 42 USC 7401-7671q  Clean Water Act, 33 USC 1251-1387  Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act, 42 USC 9601-9675  Emergency Planning...
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    • “WE SPARED NO EXPENSE” 21 older works which laud now-outdated technologies as “revolutionary” might quickly lose relevance and become passé to the point of hilarity, yet, as in the case of Frankenstein such works are still studied and discussed at...
    • 1900, Feb 21

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    • Wed. Feb. 21, 1900: Ther. 40., 65., Wea. clear. Worked at getting out Rock on the big Red clay piece. Played our Drama Our Awful Aunt for the people of Springdale. Thursday 22: L.G. 9-44 am Ther. 38., Wea. pleasant., clear Worked at the rocks till...
    • 1905, May 9

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    • Tues. May 9, 1905: Ther. Warm., Windy Wea. Clouds. Rain & hail. We journeyed on again this morning, reached our field of labor, just two weeks from the time we started from ora. were asked in to take dinner at a place where we called to get a...
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    • Cedar Commercial Club. The guests were Emerson Hugh, magazine writer of national reputation, Apostle George Albert Smith of the Mormon Church, Stephen T . Mather, Director of the National Park Service, D. S. Spencer, representative of the Southern...
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    • purpose of purchasing supplies for to fit out the companies of saints at Florence on the Missouri River near to the old Winter Quarters (The railway went only about fifty miles to Muscatine]. We stayed at Muscatine until eleven p.m., when we went...
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    • THE POTENTIALLY BRIGHT FUTURE OF RADIO 204 Mark Crump November 14, 2013 General Manager Cherry Creek Radio St. George, Utah 1. What is radio's future? Recently with a lot of competition coming into the radio world, radio has been able to survive...

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