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Patriotic display in support of WWI drew 20,000 Persons

145 years ago Business at and around Tahoe this season promises to be more lively than heretofore. There will be more lumber cut and transported to the flume than in any one previous year; and Captain Bray will saw and haul to town more lumber than he has hitherto done in any one season. The snow between here and the lake is still deep in places, sleighs being used for a short distance, but still travel goes briskly on. 140 years ago Chalet, the ventriloquist, who appeared at the Opera House on Monday and Tuesday last, receives $200 per week for his twenty minute performance of an evening.

“Nomadland.” “The Trial of the Chicago 7.” “Minari.” “Promising Young Woman.” “Judas and the Black Messiah.” “Mank.” “Sound of Metal.” “The Father.” All contending for Oscars at April 25’s Academy Awards ceremony, and all introduced to their largest audiences via assorted TV streaming services, thanks to 2020 COVID-19 protocols that either closed movie theaters or made even diehard film fans wary of possibly contaminated screening rooms. These days, more and more theaters are reopening in the wake of stepped-...

Utah schools discuss on-campus representation of Indigenous peoples A resolution in Utah’s most recent legislative session started conversations about on-campus representations of Indigenous peoples. These representations include mascots and statues, like the “Massasoit Indian” statue on the BYU campus. (Universe archives) Discussions about inclusivity on Utah campuses continue after a resolution urging Utah schools to retire Native American mascots failed in the recent Utah legislative session. The resolution, HCR3, would have encouraged K-12 public schools to retire their Native Ameri...

By the spring of 1961, Bill Shankly was becoming frustrated. He had taken over as manager of Liverpool in December 1959 and, although he triggered an almost instant improvement, they finished third in the Second Division, eight points behind second and promotion. The following season they lacked consistency and finished third again. He needed, he decided, two players: a centre-half and a centre-forward. Before the transfer deadline he had made an offer for Brian Clough, whose perennial dissatisfaction at Middlesbrough had finally reached the point of departure, but Clough opted for Sunderland...