Editorial

Stements Whelderson and the Big Cabin were turning points for all of the Sunflower Boys.

“Lived in the mountains for a couple of years, Ain’t got no woman to stay with my fears…’ -“Cabin Fever”, by Eric Elder and TreefrogIn 1969, Elder Brothers Eric and Mark had driven to the Tall Timbers of northern Idaho with four college friends, Tom Stafford, Howard Clements, Bob Wheeler, and Bill Dickerson.

Anytime you say barbeque and ramen noodles in the same sentence, that might be an indicator that you aren’t living life right.

The adventure is real, and the enlightenment is only overshadowed by the moon.

Dear editor,I passed a truck being towed in Naples city--it was on a double line.

In the spring of 1975, I was dolefully contemplating another summer of working as a stock clerk at Tool and Equipment Warehouse, Inc., in downtown Denver.

“Everything an Indian does is in a circle, and that is because the power of the World always works in circles, and everything tries to be round .

I first visited Echo Park in the spring of 1977, when brother Mark and I drove in prior to his first season as a ranger at Dinosaur National Monument.

It is incredible to watch these young kids as they go through their educational years and experience so many opportunities.The Utah school systems have grown, expanded and obtained more programs over the course of history, including opportunities with Career and Technical Education (CTE), and Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) classes.These classes have some amazing teachers that encourage learning through experience that is offered with some of these intense subjects.