First of all, I’d like to make it clear that I am 100% committed to practicing conservation of resources, whatever they may be. Since we live in a desert state, it behooves us all to especially practice conservation with regard to our water resources. I feel it is totally irresponsible for ...
Mineral supply chains are reshaping how we think about energy security. Supplies of lithium, graphite, copper, and rare earths—among many other essential metals—are already dictating the speed of energy technology deployment and creating new global centers of industrial strength. ...
Growing up, kids are often told that going to college is the only way to meet society's standard for success. But what is this standard based on? More and more young adults are dropping out of college due to financial hardship and excessive, unnecessary classes, among other reasons. ...
“Come on girls, it’s time to get up!” The drawled refrain that clipped at the last two words came every weekday at 6 a.m. as our housemother, Mrs. Richardson, made her way through our dormitory floor. The 11- and 12-year-old girls in her charge at President’s College, the residential ...
Most of us remember where we were and what we were doing when New York’s twin towers crumbled to the ground — a defining, historical moment in our lives. Fewer of us know where we were and what we were doing when a president of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was fatally assassinated. ...
In the heart of Utah, a state renowned for its tight-knit communities, the ethos of unity and resilience against hatred and religious persecution runs deep. Despite Utah's small Jewish population, our elected leaders have consistently stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the Jewish community, ...
