Deseret News' Heroes of 2012
Each year the Deseret News identifies individuals and organizations that have inspired us through their uncommon commitment to the values that undergird our six areas of editorial emphasis. We are pleased to share our list of heroes for the year.
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Bravo to the Deseret News for highlighting 6 initiatives or role models that will positively impact the world. Now, it is the readers' turn to read this story, ponder its connection to their future and spend less time reading the sports stories. Until readers alter their behavior to match their deepest, most important values, no innovative media reporting will really help.