By Lyndee Johns This semester, when people asked me where I worked, my finger didn’t (metaphorically) point in the direction of the Harold B. Lee Library, or the Jesse Knight Building, or even the Joseph F. Smith Building—all familiar haunts of the Brigham Young University English major. I pointed at the Kimball Tower, home ofContinue reading “Who Let the English Major in Here?”
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Differences Make You Better: Dr. Corinna Tanner’s Connection to Terry Johnson’s Dog Driven
By Lyndee Johns “The thing that is sort of funny about this is that anybody that knows me knows I’m terrified of dogs,” says assistant professor Dr. Corinna Tanner. Considering her role in Terry Lynn Johnson’s book Dog Driven, the statement is truly ironic. Dog Driven tells the story of Mckenna Barney, a fourteen-year-old musherContinue reading “Differences Make You Better: Dr. Corinna Tanner’s Connection to Terry Johnson’s Dog Driven”