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A historian of Utah, Latter-day Saints and the American West who knows his roots
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Colter Peterson, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY When he was writing his dissertation for his doctorate in history, Paul Reeve sat down with a faculty member to go over his first draft. This was the conversation:
Faculty member: “This sentence sounds like a hick from Hurricane wrote it.”
Reeve: “But I am a hick from Hurricane.”
Faculty member: “Well, you better not write like one.”
Reeve laughs at the memory, partly because he can afford to he got his doctorate. And partly because, ever the historian, he’s a stickler for accuracy.
October 12, 1937 ~ December 24, 2020
After many attempts knocking at her door, death did so once again during the early hours of Christmas Eve, and Betty finally answered.
Betty Clark Francis was born October 12, 1937, in American Fork, Utah, to James Sylvester and Vera B. Clark. Her arrival came one day following her beloved mother s birthday.
Betty grew up in north Provo on family land settled by grandparents of the Walton/Brereton lineage. Her father, Sylvester, and grandfather, Earl Clark, built their home, which became a haven that she loved.
Betty inherited her rich musical talent from both parents. At the age of three, she began piano lessons, and from that moment on, her hands became one with the piano keys. Evidence of her prodigy was immediate, and getting her to quit practicing long enough to eat was a challenge. School choirs were blessed by her piano and organ accompaniments, and Betty used her extraordinary talent to bless the lives of countless recipients throughou
PROVO Not even a global pandemic could slow college football s coaching carousel.
One of the latest coaching searches already has replacement candidates that span the Wasatch Front. When Arizona parted ways with Kevin Sumlin after the former Texas A&M coach s 0-5 season (and a 9-15 record in three years), it didn t take long for reports to peer toward the Beehive State to find his replacement.
BYU s Kalani Sitake and Jeff Grimes, as well as Weber State s Jay Hill, have all been fingered as potential candidates to replace Sumlin in Tucson. Would any of them take it?
According to USA TODAY Sports, other potential candidates include former Washington and UCLA head coach Rick Neuheisel; USC offensive coordinator Graham Harrell; and former BYU quarterback Steve Sarkisian, who is currently Nick Saban s trusted offensive coordinator at Alabama.
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