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In late March 1949, Monty Atwater finally gained permission to conduct a groundbreaking experiment at Alta. The Forest Service supervisor, Felix C. Koziol, and the Utah National Guard approved Atwater's outlandish proposition to perform a test fire to shoot avalanches at Alta with a French 75-mm howitzer.
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On Nov. 1, what started as an ad for a watch party evolved into a protest on the University of Utah’s campus. The Young Americans for Freedom showed the film “Damaged: The Transing of America’s Kids” which they advertised across campus with transphobic flyers that said “The transgender movement harms women” and “Men shouldn’t...
On Wednesday evening, around 50 protesters showed up at the Young Americans for Freedom at the University of Utah’s watch party of the film “Damaged,” chanting “Transphobia has got to go,” and “Transition is suicide prevention.” “Damaged: The Transing of America’s Kids” is a film that tells the stories of various trans children who claimed...
The University of Utah Ski and Snow Sports Archives held the 31st Annual Ski Affair on Wednesday, Oct. 25 to celebrate the 2022-2023 ski season’s historic snowfall and honor the ski culture within Utah and the Wasatch Mountains. The event was hosted by the J. Willard Marriott Library at Eccles Alumni House. About 320...