Port: North Dakota is not a loser state Mr. Jenkinson
When Jenkinson was called on by CBS to help interpret what had these hicks in a tizzy, he couldn t help but unleash a barrage of withering condescension. 1:45 pm, Jun. 9, 2021 ×
Clay Jenkinson put s an L for loser on his forehead during a CBS interview in which he described North Dakota as a loser state. (Screenshot via YouTube)
MINOT, N.D. I ll admit that I haven t thought about author and left-wing pundit
Clay Jenkinson since the last time I was in a state park gift shop and saw an employee blowing the dust off some of his books.
UMFA
For most of the past 15 months, we had to make do with virtual exhibitions, experiencing artists work in the less-than-ideal setting of looking at it on a computer screen. Now, as vaccines and falling case counts allow for a safer experience in artistic spaces, it s time to consider getting out again to see amazing works up close and personal. Here are just a few of the new offerings on display at some of Utah s prime showcases for visual arts.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts: Japanese Art: Transformation and Adaptation. In one sense, there s no hurry to check this one out, as it represents the newest UMFA permanent collection exhibition. Curated by Luke Kelly, the exhibition includes items such as a ca. 1500s suit of samurai armor of a type newly designed at the time to absorb the recent introduction of firearms as well as
Edgar Rodriguez wears two hats, as both a police chief and a pastor in Moville, Iowa. He tells correspondent Lee Cowan that he sees being a police officer as an extension of his ministry, and that he does not believe in lost causes.