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2016 Oct. Saturday Morning Session in 100 Words

Pres. Uchtdorf opened by admitting to drinking many liters of an unnamed diet soda (but we all know it was Diet Coke) before turning on the full Sensitive Silver Fox. Heard much about prayer and may have been trapped in…

Richie TOctober 1, 2016

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2016 October Saturday Morning Session Twitter Recap

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Richie TOctober 1, 2016

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From the Mission Field: Work in the DR Congo

Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, Mormon Scholar and Author is now serving a senior mission with his wife in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa. In a recent email sent to me, Elder Bradshaw related his current experience with the missionary effort in this…

Richie TAugust 12, 2016

Blog Episodes Opinion Personal Story

It’s okay to be rebuked every now and then.

It’s okay to be rebuked every now and then. I am not sure if I am in the minority on this, but when I come to church on Sunday and I hear a talk or a lesson where either the…

Richie TJuly 26, 2016

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Laundry: A Proclamation To My Family

Mothers and Fathers find themselves tasked with a great many responsibilities. As for me and my house, I seem to be serving the laundry Gods who demand a great deal of my time given that I have a wife and five…

Richie TMay 12, 2016

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A Different Perspective on Tyler Glenn’s “Trash”

By Conor Hilton Watching Tyler Glenn’s first solo music video “Trash,” I felt darkness—the darkness of unimaginable suffering, the anguish of feeling betrayed, the loss of something near and dear to you, the fierce anger burning from the pain of…

Richie TApril 30, 2016

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A Perspective on Tyler Glenn’s video “Trash”

(Featured image by Tyler Glenn) In 2014, Tyler Glenn, lead singer of the popular musical group Neon Trees declared himself to be gay and a practicing Mormon (member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) in a Rolling…

Richie TApril 29, 2016

Blog Episodes Opinion

BYU, Rape, and the Honor Code

As a student (soon to be alumnus) at Brigham Young University, I feel obligated to speak to the current issues in the news surrounding rape victims and enforcement of BYU's Honor Code. I admit to not knowing all the facts,…

Richie TApril 20, 2016

Blog Current Topics & Opinions Episodes Uncategorized

From The Vault: Better Understanding BYU’s Honor Code

Back in 2013 I wrote for The Student Review. One of the stories I wrote was about the Honor Code. I spoke to representatives from each of the three BYU campuses (Provo, Rexburg & Laie) in order to get a…

Matthew JApril 19, 2016

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Random General Conference Data Analysis

Random General Conference Data Analysis The following phrases, words, and other nuggets piqued my curiosity. Here's a few usage statistics that might interest only me. Donald Hallstrom and M. Russel Ballard used the phrase "Heavenly Parents" in their conference addresses…

Richie TApril 5, 2016

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