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Articles by Elaine Jarvik
The University of Utah Magazine
When she was 12 years old and living in foster care, Adonica Ihilani Kauwe Tuitama took her paper route money and bought a life insurance policy. It was a concept she had overheard grownups talking about, and she figured that if something happened to her, at least her younger siblings would be OK. She wasn’t so much a worrier as a problem-solver, a little girl whose impulse was to help the people she cared about.
Salt Lake Acting Company's adventurous 54th season of must-see theatre
For more than five decades, Salt Lake Acting Company has been a space where brave new plays come to life.Thanks to generations of receptive audiences, imaginative artists, and dedicated administrators, SLAC remains a very special place and a valuable resource to the Wasatch Front. The upcoming 25/26 Season exemplifies much of what makes SLAC such a unique and vital voice in Utah and beyond.
University of Utah Magazine - Winter 2021
• • • In 2001, after Chung told his parents the bad news about his future career, he moved to New York and made a short experimental film that he submitted to graduate film programs, picking schools that were a combination of good and affordable. “I liked Isaac’s application,” remembers Kevin Hanson MFA’84, director of graduate studies in the Film Studies Division (now the Film and Media Arts Department) at the University of Utah.
An Evening with two awful men
Entertainment By Elaine Jarvik | February 1, 2019 When the worst president ever meets a rash assassin “People get me mixed up with Millard Fillmore. Millard! Or they can’t place me at all. You think this won’t happen to you. But I guarantee you, there will come a time when your name won’t ring a bell among the living. Not even a tiny sound.
| Catalyst Magazine
Entertainment By Elaine Jarvik | January 31, 2019 People get me mixed up with Millard Fillmore. Millard! Or they can’t place me at all. You think this won’t happen to you. But I guarantee you, there will come a time when your name won’t ring a bell among the living. Not even a tiny sound.
Theater review: 'The Book of Mormon' brings cringes, laughs to the Eccles Theater
"The Book of Mormon," through Aug. 20, Eccles Theater, 131 S. Main (801-355-2787 or artsaltlake.org); running time: two hours and 20 minutes (one intermission) SALT LAKE CITY — It’s hard to imagine a more devout audience for the hit musical "The Book of Mormon" anywhere else in the country, whether that devotion is to religion or to poking a little fun at the religion they live among. Wednesday night’s crowd at Salt Lake's George S.
If you've read the book - should you see the play? 'The Book of Mormon' returns to Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City — “You’ve seen the play now read the book,” suggests a turn-the-other-cheek ad The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has run in playbills for the musical “The Book of Mormon.” But what about this corollary: “You’ve read the book now see the play”? The raunchy, irrepressible, irreverent, acclaimed, denounced musical lands in Salt Lake City Aug.
Utah No. 1 in online porn subscriptions, report says
Utahns, famous for their wholesomeness and frugality, buy online pornography at higher rates than the rest of America. That's the conclusion of a Harvard economics professor who tracked subscriptions to online porn sites. Utah ranks No. 1 in subscriptions, according to Benjamin Edelman, who reported his findings in the article "Red Light States: Who Buys Online Adult Entertainment?," published in the most recent edition of the Journal of Economic Perspectives.
Fact or fiction? The myths and realities of illegal immigration
Maybe you've heard the debates on talk radio or seen the e-mail blasts, arriving with increasing urgency as people take sides over Arizona's new immigration law. You can hardly turn on your computer without tripping over statistics like these: "Every day, illegal aliens murder 12 Americans" and "$200 billion a year in suppressed American wages are caused by illegal aliens." Or you may have heard some of these claims: "Illegal immigrants cause most of the crime and drug problems here.
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