Role Models
Course Correction
September 28, 2012
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When I was in college in the early ‘60s, Stella Harris Oaks was a role model for young, Mormon women—at least in Utah. Stella, a
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When I was in college in the early ‘60s, Stella Harris Oaks was a role model for young, Mormon women—at least in Utah. Stella, a
I am a biological anthropologist and one of my favorite classes to teach is about modern human variation. I ask my undergraduates to line up
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While I wait to collect my kindergartener I sometimes pass the time looking through the “grass” (people will insist on trying to grow grass in
I once served on my ward Sunday School presidency. Unlike most auxiliary presidencies in the church, the Sunday School presidency has often been a mixed
“Emily, you have to let him preside in the home. He should be the one to lead prayer, call everyone to Family Home Evening, and
FYI for those of you in Southern California. This looks like it will be a fascinating evening. (This announcement is copied from the blog Feminism
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