George Pyle

Seek peace and understanding, George Pyle writes, except when you can’t

“For passenger rail service to work, it has to overcome the natural habit Americans have to hop in their cars. The UDOT report already failed on one key part of that.”

<i>“These are Hitler tactics, and something has to be done.”</i>

“After a few months knocking around several cities in France and, now, one in Portugal, I will offer my testimony that city streets that focus on people who walk, eat, drink and shop are a great thing,” writes George Pyle.

Why there is no town of Morrill, Utah

“Romney fits into the American stereotype of the person who mostly looks out for himself but who, when the push really comes to the shove, finds a moral line he cannot cross,” writes George Pyle.

“So, while the women of the LDS Church (and other religious organizations) are following the basic commandment of Jesus Christ, what are its men, who aren’t so good at that sort of thing, or who find it all beneath them, up to?” writes George Pyle.

“[State Rep. Trevor Lee’s] proposal disgusted me, of course. But it hit even harder than it otherwise would have because two days before I read about it, just by coincidence, I took a stroll through the Jewish Museum Berlin.”

“The Tribune’s savior has walked away, having earned a rest and the thanks of everyone who knows how important a real newspaper is to any community,” writes George Pyle. “Without his efforts — his industry, not just his money — you probably wouldn’t be reading this newspaper now.”

“Today in the United States, and in Utah, teachers are again a bulwark against attempts to bend public education to fascist ends.”