One man, small world, big attention
If you haven’t investigated alternative therapy, let Mark Hogencamp’s attempt to self-heal in the town of Marwencol be an example of it. The Salt Lake City Film Center will be…
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Green Cello: Deliciously colorful music
Coming up with funky concert names like “Green Cello: Rated PG for Language and Low Violins” is one part of Crystal Young –Otterstroms job as one of the co-founders and…
Re-experience adolescence, but with legal inebriation
The transition from high school life to post-high school life is difficult, but who could make that transition easier than Steve Buscemi? Movies like Ghost World bring a realization of…
‘Faces of Mali’ Creating more cultural bonds
The next time you are in the Orem Public Library’s Chidren’s sections looking for copies of Arthur’s Loose Tooth and The Missing Piece, take a look at the walls. The…
Commune with your commute
Who’s ready for an ice-cold, refreshing bike ride? The transition to winter is difficult to swallow each year for commuters. Drivers struggle not to slide around and off the roads….
Should the wolf make a comeback?
Wolves, like many predatory species, live as both an dangerous and endangered species. In August, all wolves in the Western U.S. were placed back on the endangered species list, and…
The bleak intimacies of Bronx bar patrons
Two people on one black box stage surrounded by a relatively small audience: It’s one of the most voyeuristic and intimate settings for a play, and quite possibly the perfect…
Ethics on the ballot: Do our reps really need a babysitter?
Most Utahans can believe in the uprightness of governmental candidates and representatives. But many a realistic, or possibly pessimistic, person believes that our representation cannot be trusted once money is…
Lets suspend our reality
A.F.’s Haunted Forest depends on your imagination American Fork’s Haunted Forest has been scaring Utahans for at least a generation. For those that have not yet been to this ghoulish…
