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About 9 years ago one Fraternity from U of U, Westminster, and Utah Sate had an argument about which frat consistently turned out members with better GPAs. Instead of debating who won they decided to make sure there was a proper punishment for those who’s members didn’t live up to the education standard. So they [...]
Read On No CommentsOn your way up Millcreek Canyon, just before you drive through the entrance, there is an old house on the corner. The Stillman’s, the family who owned that house, used to own over 7 acres around it, covering where condos are now built, down the street, and even all the way to Wasatch Blvd. The [...]
You may have heard this one before, many times…but its longevity has proven to be a warning more often than just a good scare. The more popular version is has been preserved by University of Utah folklore expert Jan Harold Brunvand. It goes something like this.
It was a typical weekend night. A high school couple [...]
Many years ago, a man came to Kaysville, Utah with his family. He was the town’s founder. He had seven children and a beautiful wife named Kay. He named the town after her. After a few years of living in Kaysville Utah, just when life began going well, the man left town for a few [...]
It is believed that if any person would drive to the Ogden City Cemetery and follow the road to a statue of a soldier (standing in honor of those two fought and died in World War II) and drive around the statue three times counter clock-wise at midnight (which was considered very bad luck in [...]
There is a gravestone in Kearns that is said to have magical powers to answer any yes or no question. Many locals who have asked it say that it is ALWAYS true.
Any night when driving up Crestwood, the street that the cemetery is on, one can look at the back of the cemetery, the northeast [...]
A few weeks ago one of my friends was getting his lawn re landscaped. He was outside talking to one of his buddies about his thoughts on the University of Utah vs. BYU football game this year when one of the landscapers interrupted him. The landscaper said he was on the crew hired to re-sod [...]
There is an old four-plex on 2300 E in Highland Park that is one of the original homes built when Salt Lake was first established in the late 1800’s. The original owners was a very strong Catholic Couple with 3 very Catholic Children, 2 boys and their youngest, a girl. The 2 boys were the [...]
There are a few colleges in Utah County and every year in the dorms there is a certain group of girl who like to help by tutoring any boys in need of some extra academic help.
Amongst those girls is another set of girls looking to help boys out in a different way. They set themselves [...]