Beal has redecorated his barbershop to a uniquely Salt Lake style.
Rock and Roll Must Die!
Written By: Posted: October 6, 2011 16 Comments
Jed’s Barbershop demanding cease-and-desist letter.
Masters and Apprentices
Written By: Posted: September 29, 2011 Leave a Comment
We affectionately referred to Skyline as “a football dynasty with a high school attached.” Rowdy hallways filled with chest pounding giant meat heads Coach DuPaix recruited promising college football scholarships and a “continuation of the dynasty of state championships.” I wasn’t on the football team, but like the players I sailed through my classes and [...]
To Infinity and Beyond!
Written By: Posted: September 29, 2011 Leave a Comment
Utah scientists David Evans and Ivan Sutherland pioneered the computer graphics department at the University of Utah with graduates who would go on to change the world.
Utah Art Masters and Their Influence
Written By: Posted: September 21, 2011 Leave a Comment
LeConte Stewart followed by Alvin Gittins established a legacy of artistic excellence in Utah that continues today. LeConte Stewart’s Legacy How one prolific painter from Glenwood, Utah, began a 80-year tradition for exceptional art training at the University of Utah. Born in Glenwood, Utah, in 1891, LeConte Stewart attended Ricks Academy (currently BYU-Idaho) where, as [...]
Neumont University Attracts Top Students
Written By: Posted: September 12, 2011 9 Comments
Neumont University career college is attracting top U.S. students by teaching the skills that top tech companies are looking for. Graduates of Neumont Average $60k salary jobs.
Alpacas: Cute and Profitable
Written By: Posted: August 29, 2011 Leave a Comment
Kamas Utah proves an ideal place to raise Alpacas. Linda Gardner’s farm shows the gentle cousins of Llamas make good business for ranchers.
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