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Articles in Apr 27, 2008 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• 'Death Walked In' is fun, light, enjoyable reading
  by Jessica Harrison Deseret News
• Choices are what you make of them
  by Barbara Kelley Christian Science Monitor
• NOVA series has pushed for cutting-edge concerts
  by Edward Reichel Deseret News
• Utah Valley entertainment calendar
• Thousands celebrate school's half century
• 337 -- Condemned building became a commercial-free art gallery
  by Molly Farmer Deseret News
• Bankruptcy slows Wilberger suit
• Repairs, reconstruction set for 12 W.V. roads
• Bees keep rolling with late-inning rally
  by Michael Black Deseret News
• Nyhus defends Mary Lou title
• Students, community rally for coach's cause
  by Amy Donaldson Deseret News
• At dinner, Bush pokes fun at potential successors
• Gymnast flips 'klutz' label on its head
  by Elizabeth Stuart Deseret News
• Deputies get break on fitness in Davis
  by Joseph M. Dougherty Deseret News
• Utah Jazz game at a glance
• H.R. chief admits guilt
• Top dawgs: Smart shopping for a trainer can lead to well-behaved
  by Jasen Lee Deseret News
• Art Ball promises lots of glitz
  by Rodger L. Hardy Deseret News
• iProvo panel is critical of operations
  by Jens Dana Deseret News
• Book celebrates piano lessons
  by Dennis Lythgoe Deseret News
• Renowned London church reopening
  by Regan McTarsney Associated Press
• No swearing Mormons?
• FLDS hubbub is challenge, opportunity
  by Frank Pignanelli
• Colgate-Palmolive showing increased strength
  by Andrew Leckey Tribune Media Services
• Angel investors fund many new Utah firms
  by Joseph Ollivier Brigham Young University
• Subway art is valued at $15 million
  by Ramesh Santanam Associated Press
• Indian meth use targeted
  by Associated Press
• Local volunteer opportunities are available
• Fire-destroyed bridge may be reconstructed
• Rams win MWC title; Cougs finish 3rd
• McCain's avoidance of faith talk is sharp contrast to Bush, Clinton
  by Maeve Reston Los Angeles Times
• NFL draft goes pretty much just as expected
  by Associated Press
• 2 young FLDS boys unaccounted for
  by Brian West Deseret News
• This year's Days of '47 royalty selected
  by Andrew Kirk Deseret News
• NHL playoffs
• Caption only: Marching for babies
• Dalai Lama is ready for 'serious' talks
  by Ashwini Bhatia Associated Press
• Arena League: Dragons prevail
  by Associated Press
• Support for abuse center high
  by Catherine Smith Deseret News
• Musicians to fete the big band era
  by Jessica Harrison Deseret News
• Loser-comedy market oversaturated
  by Jeff Vice Deseret News
• Taser stock looks promising
  by Anne Kates Smith Kiplinger's Money Power
• All 3 candidates have tendency to self-destruct
  by Bonnie Erbe Scripps Howard News Service
• Video helps explain options for student loans
  by Janet Bodnar Kiplinger's Money Power
• SLAC announces upcoming season
  by Erica Hansen Deseret News
• Hometown report
• Sheriff's raids draw fire
  by Jacques Billeaud Associated Press
• Coal is staple for Navajos
  by Ryan Randazzo The Arizona Republic
• Rabid bobcat attacks couple near Tucson
• Patients using medical marijuana can be denied transplants
  by Gene Johnson Associated Press
• Drafted or not, Tate hoping for a chance
  by Steve Tate
• FrontRunner service starts amid festivities
  by Arthur Raymond Deseret News
• Jury will hear statements in Thurman stalking case
• Nelson heeds his coach's advice to spark Magic
  by Associated Press
• NBA playoffs
• Jazz endure late scare to take 3-1 series advantage
  by Tim Buckley Deseret News
• Blaze rips through mattress factory and claims 55 workers in Morocco
  by Jalil Bounhar
• Ref couldn't handle Jazz fan
• 5 of 8 winners from county
• Art canvas
• Louisiana unveils African-American history trail
  by Mary Foster Associated Press
• Literary footnotes
• Good people on 'the outside'
• Dire warnings often taken with a grain of salt
  by Jay Evensen Deseret News
• 6 things to remember for summer travel plans
  by Mark Solheim Kiplinger's Money Power
• 'Idol' performances disappointing
  by Erica Hansen Deseret News
• Taliban delaying expansion of Afghan dam project
  by Jason Straziuso Associated Press
• Credit union donating $50,000 to schools
• Am.F. vet faces varied charges
  by Ethan Thomas Deseret News
• Federal wolf official taking a top role in Wyoming
  by Matt Joyce Associated Press
• Sharpton promises crowd he'll 'close this city down'
• Connecticut blaze leaves 150 homeless
• The longest day (of baseball)
  by Jeff Call Deseret News
• Kearns man is killed in rollover on I-80
• Donovan scores 3 in win
  by Associated Press
• Nadal, Federer reach final
  by Associated Press
• Rays suddenly shine bright
  by Associated Press
• Jazz get back to business as usual
  by Brad Rock Deseret News
• Montes makes good on his glorious goal
  by John Coon Deseret News
• N. Logan 10th-graders win tech competition

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