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Christopher Smart

Salt Lake City
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Freelance journalist. Author of Smart Bomb (cksmart-world.tumblr.com) Former reporter Salt Lake Tribune. Former editor City Weekly. cksmart528@gmail.com
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Utah’s new Great Salt Lake commissioner says “Make Alfalfa Great Again.”

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By Christopher Smart
| Salt Lake City Weekly Verified
You're not gonna believe this Wilson, but Hannah Freeze—the new Great Salt Lake commissioner tasked with saving the dying inland sea—used to hawk caps emblazoned with “Make Alfalfa Great Again.” Appointed recently by Gov. Spencer “We-Won't-Let-The-Lake-Die” Cox, she sold the hats for $20. Axios ace Erin Alberty reported that Freeze advertised them on Facebook in August 2024.
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Mi gato Jeoffry de Jubilate Agno

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By Christopher Smart
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Fashion news: "Death Pants" all the rage.

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By Christopher Smart
| Salt Lake City Weekly Verified
Hey Wilson, did you see this headline in The Washington Post: “Fashionistas dub Zara’s new wide-leg trousers ‘death pants.’” Women complain of tripping on the trendy pants, made popular by the Spanish manufacturer Zara, which also sells clothing, accessories, beauty products and perfumes. No Wilson, a warning does not come with the pants. But you can imagine: “Wearing Zara wide leg trousers could be hazardous to your health.” You're right Wilson, it's not just the width, it's also the length.
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