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On Second Thought is a weekly feature that takes a lighthearted look at current events. Samoa Air has started charging people by their weight. This presents a new option for shy single people on Internet dating sites. From now on, … Continue reading
“On Second Thought” is a weekly feature that takes a lighthearted look at issues of the day North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is smitten by NBA players and threatens to go nuclear unless people take him seriously. Hmm. Sounds … Continue reading
“On Second Thought” is a weekly feature that takes a lighthearted look at issues of the day. Stadium of Fire generated some attention last week when organizers announced pop star Carly Rae Jepson will perform in Provo on the Fourth … Continue reading
On Second Thought is a weekly feature that takes a lighthearted look at current events. Casual observers may wonder whether Americans are being redundant by designating a specific month for madness. First it was “fiscal cliff January,” then “sequestration February” … Continue reading
“On Second Thought” is a weekly feature that takes a lighthearted look at news of the day. The only unfortunate thing about the selection of the new Pope was that major networks called the results before all the Cardinals had … Continue reading
On Second Thought is a lighthearted look at current events. Anxious to show Utahns that gun owners aren’t scary, a bunch of them showed up to a legislative committee hearing this week carrying huge rifles and menacing sneers. ❑ ❑ … Continue reading
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I wouldn’t say Republicans are going overboard to woo Hispanic voters who fled the party in 2012, but look for them soon to propose making Spanish the official language. ❑ ❑ ❑ Republican leaders are rallying behind the need for … Continue reading
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