Opinion

More in sadness than in anger

By Eric Black, Eric Black Ink
Friday, October 5. Only three stories start on the Strib front page today.

All three (a Duluth jury’s verdict against a Brainerd woman for for sharing music on the internet; the Henn. Co.

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An open letter to Father Dease

By Aaron Ziegler
Fr. Dease-

I am an undergraduate student at the University of St. Thomas.

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Covering Minnesota kids needs to remain our focus

By Matt Entenza, Minnesota 2020
With the showdown this week between conservatives and progressives over a proposal to reauthorize and expand the hugely popular and effective State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), the MORE »

How creativity Is killing the culture

By Michael Fallon, MN Artists
Michael Fallon presents the interesting idea that creativity--or at least the mandate for it-- can create boredom, discontent, depression, and a lot of cruddy work.

“Creative people must be

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Pregnant pause

By Michele St. Martin, Minnesota Women's Press
On writing about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

When I started researching Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder for the feature in this issue [of Minnesota W

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Of homes and houses

By Dave Healy, Park Bugle
'It takes a heap o’ livin’ in a house t’ make it home.' — Edgar Guest

The distinction between house and home is a complex one.

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Color-blind constitution

By Staff, Minnesota Daily
The U.S. Supreme Court looks as if it will again rule against civil rights.

Using two disagreeing interpretations of Brown v. Board of Education last June, the U.S.

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No Child Left Behind fails minority students

By John Fitzgerald, Minnesota 2020
No Child Left Behind? Apparently no one told Minnesota’s African-American students.MORE »

Orwell

By John Van Hecke, Minnesota 2020
This was a good week for Orwellian speech.

Gov.

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Long-term care reform needs to be part of the health care solution

By Matt Entenza, Minnesota 2020
If we're ever going to reform our health care system successfully, part of the solution must address long-term care.MORE »
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