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From the Classroom: When you receive this article, I will be soaking in another session of a seminar called "Mind the App," a class being offered for students and those interested in knowing how to...
Posted on 4/22/13 at 5:32 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS He fixed the fun
One of Mom and Dad's Christmas presents to me in 1978 was a radio. The radio had bands for am/fm, weather, aircraft and police transmissions. It fired my imagination and received constant use up until...
Posted on 4/8/12 at 6:14 AM
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Advice Column, Dish for Trish Do you have some questions you would like to ask Trish? Do you feel like Help Me!Send Trish your questions about life, love, overcoming obstacles, dating, relationships,...
Posted on 2/28/12 at 8:22 AM
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Dish With Trish Do you have questions you would like to ask Trish about dating, relationships, overcoming obstacles, dream chasing and much more.You canwrite her at: info@readerduluth.com...
Posted on 2/27/12 at 10:26 AM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II writing wednesdays: stuff and stuff
If you didn't hear my brother-in-law play Silent Night on his I-phone during our family Christmas concert yet, you must visit yesterday's post first. For those wishing to read my latest column about ...
Posted on 12/28/11 at 1:00 AM
National view: GOP base values ignorance above all 
The headline on Democratic strategist Paul Begala’s recent Newsweek essay dodged subtlety: “The Stupid Party.”
By Kathleen Parker , November 20, 2011
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National view: Occupy Wall Street out of the park, into national debate
Occupy Wall Street may not occupy Zuccotti Park anymore, but it refuses to surrender its place in the national discourse. Up close, you get the sense that the movement may have only just begun.
By Eugene Robinson , November 20, 2011
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First-ever snowfall brings delight
Wah — an expression in the Urdu language that is the equivalent of “wonderful,” “terrific” or “marvelous” in English — immediately came into my mind when I saw the first snowfall of my life Friday afternoon in Duluth.
By Khalid Khattak , November 19, 2011
National view: Romney: Nice guy in season of nastiness
Most Americans would agree that the most memorable moment from Wednesday night’s GOP debate was when Rick um, um, um, whateverhisnameis couldn’t remember the third leg of his own policy for streamlining the federal government.
By Kathleen Parker , November 13, 2011
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National view: 2011 elections fraught with splits
The 2011 off-year elections are a warning to Republicans. The 2010 party is over. 2012 will be a struggle.
By Charles Krauthammer , November 13, 2011
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A debate: Display historic artifacts and risk their demise or turn them into hidden treasure
Inside a secured, closed-to-the-public storage room in the Duluth Depot are tables and shelves upon shelves, all heaped high with treasures. From the linoleum floor to the room’s cathedral-like ceiling are artifacts, novelties, curiosities and pieces of St. Louis County’s past.
By Chuck Frederick , November 13, 2011
Local view: Egypt after the revolution
For a time it seemed as though the demonstrators would get their goals met every time they went back to Tahir Square for another round of Friday chaos. After the velvet revolution of February, the masses appeared every Friday to demand the sacking of another minister from the old regime of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Their demands were met almost every time; one minister after another was removed from office and taken away to await trial.
By Burnell Peterson , November 13, 2011
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Fans disillusioned by legendary JoePa
Penn State has meant a lot to my family. I got my diploma there. My mother works at the university’s medical center in Hershey, Pa. I went to my first Penn State football game before I said my first word.
But I don’t think I ever realized how much I learned from former coach Joe Paterno until he disappointed me this week.
By Brian Malasics , November 13, 2011
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National view: Anger won’t win the White House
Republicans aren’t mistaken when they say President Obama is declaring class warfare. He’s been working that turf with a pretty big shovel. How many times have we heard that millionaires and billionaires (as though there were no difference) refuse to pay their fair share?
By Kathleen Parker , November 06, 2011
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National view: Don’t count Romney in before voters speak
The Republican Party’s inevitable decision to nominate Mitt Romney for president is starting to look evitable after all.
By Eugene Robinson , November 06, 2011
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National view: Obama lost Iraq war by not keeping military there
Barack Obama was a principled opponent of the Iraq war from its beginning. But when he became president in January 2009, he was handed a war that was won.
By Charles Krauthammer , November 06, 2011
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Occupy Duluth: Protesters prepping for prolonged stay
They set up camp, quite literally, a little over two weeks ago, turning the well-manicured, smartly landscaped and historic Civic Center courtyard in downtown Duluth into what looks like a mini Rainbow Gathering — sans the nudity.
By Chuck Frederick , November 06, 2011
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Local view: Businesses need to get online to prosper
The son of a small-business owner in Northfield, Minn., I grew up working for my dad’s landscaping company, Grove Landscaping. When my dad first started his business, he had only a pickup truck, a wheelbarrow and a shovel. His marketing approach was all shoe leather. He walked the streets of our neighborhood, knocking on doors and letting people know he was open for business. Hard work, integrity and word-of-mouth advertising was how you built your business back then.
By Steve Grove , November 06, 2011
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Occupy USA: Trends work against a movement that may be fading fast
The faster anything rises, generally, the faster it falls. Occupy Wall Street may be another example of this as media coverage, social-media activity and activist numbers all have started dropping off.
By Peter Leeds , November 06, 2011
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Gadhafi ultimately chose death by ‘Libyan crossfire’
You’ve got your Mexican standoff, your Russian roulette, your Chinese water torture. And now, your Libyan crossfire. That’s when a pistol is applied to the head and a bullet crosses from one temple to the other.
By Charles Krauthammer , October 30, 2011
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