The new shooting had been much less severe, had happened far away from our readers, and had not killed anyone. In news terms, it was a much less significant story than the last one had been, and was not liable to weigh as heavily on people's minds. So we went ahead with the column. At this point I had been working my desk job at the Herald for many months, dealing on a daily basis with people sending press releases, hoping to get coverage for their events. Many of these events are truly boring and of little interest to anyone, but of course the people organizing them think differently.
Movies play there several weeks after they've played at good theaters.
It is entirely over-run with high school students, BYU freshmen, and people on really cheap dates. It's impossible to enjoy a movie there, in my opinion, because of the chaotic environment, frequent projector problems, bad sound and uncomfortable seats. This work may not be transmitted via the Internet, nor reproduced in any other way, without written consent from Eric D. Snider. Post your comments on this column. Nah, probably shouldn't be amazed at all.