Utah House of Representatives
Local-level politics are boring as hell – but suck it up, citizens There’s a race on for Utah House District 60. What’s so important about District 60, you ask? Well,…
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Hold the sex add extra violence, please
Musings on Utah’s unlikely love of all things bloody There is no sex allowed in Zion, unless it be between a man and his wife. Drugs are a big no-no…
Wiesel and the Nobel Laureates speak live in Orem
Well, sort of The Elie Wiesel Foundation will be hosting the Conference of Nobel Laureates Oct. 5 and 6 at Manhattan’s Ninety-second Street Y. Presiding over the conference will be…
Red Butte oil spill forum to be held Wednesday
Apparently, 2010 is the year that people forgot just how much oil and water don’t mix. For those readers too caught up in the disastrous BP quagmire to notice environmental…
Genderland offers Utah’s trans youth an outlet
People who think that their high school years comprised the best time of of their lives are subnormal, with maybe a bit of a masochistic streak. Most folks wouldn’t revisit…
Wolverines, remain calm: The tunnel will be safer than you think
Underground tunnels denote many things, but none of them terribly pleasant. Morlocks live in tunnels. As do Mole People, Lizard People, Crawlers, Sewer Gators, Graboids and Gollum. Also, muggers and…
Utah’s first beer fest: Veritable brew-topia despite rookie mistakes
The pair of bros ahead of us are wearing what look like rotting leis. Weekend parking in Salt Lake City has forced us to park half a mile away from…
The spice must flow?
I returned to the United States after an extended sojourn in the Italian peninsula, and found I had a small quandary on my hands. Namely, pizza just did not taste…
City weekly beer fest: about damn time
While Utah is more famously known as the home of Mormonism, the Sundance Film Festival and Arches National Park, unbeknownst to most outsiders and an appalling number of the state’s…
