New Looks for the Utah Humanist

December 2001

The times, they are a-changin'.

So is The Utah Humanist. We hope to make both the format and content more interesting, more relevant than ever.

Look for new articles, features, improved graphics, and more information on Utah's freethought community. And, as always, we welcome articles, letters and suggestions (see the Meetings and Contacts page for submission information).

This issue even includes a "centerfold!" Take a peek at something that just might be getting censored these days: the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, also known as "The Bill of Rights." Rights? Privacy? Are these important to you? Keep your copy of the Bill of Rights handy. You're going to need it.

While this is an expanded issue (the print edition), we're not yet sure if we'll stick with the larger format. Your input would help us.

We also encourage you to visit the Humanists of Utah website. Webmaster Wayne Wilson is redesigning the site to have a consistent look and feel Of course, your comments are always welcome.

Finally, this is not exactly our "Christmas issue," so don't expect the usual ... er ... sugar plum fairy tales. Jesus is a pretty important guy in our society, and there are many interesting points of view and stories about him. Enough said.

Be aware. Be informed. Be happy.

And a merry Solstice to all.

--Richard Garrard