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Ad: When a man taught his son how to shave

Be nice to a snowflake today. Gillette is out with another ad that attempts to redefine masculinity
by Bob Collins

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What’s on MPR News – 5/28/19

Here are the stories, topics, and guests you'll hear today on MPR News.
by Bob Collins

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NewsCut Flashback: I found an old friend today, only to learn he’s dying

Perhaps this is a condition of the aged, but I suspect people of a certain age tend to struggle trying to mute an inner voice when reading column's like Patrick Reusse's tribute to a sportswriter in Sunday's Star Tribune. The voice that asks, "when I'm gone, will anyone remember that I was here?"
by Bob Collins

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At the baseball stadiums, patriotism is always on sale

At the baseball stadiums, patriotism is always on sale

It's Memorial Day weekend, the annual tradition in which sports teams and businesses can cash in on the sacrifice of soldiers.
by Bob Collins

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Milwaukee playoff game turns into battle of beer-drinking bros

Last night's playoff game in Milwaukee -- the Bucks lost to Toronto -- provided the quintessential Wisconsin moment: the city's alpha male sports stars chugging beer.
by Bob Collins

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1,000 Words: The faces of D-Day

1,000 Words: The faces of D-Day

The Associated Press invited us to pause and reflect on the past by taking another long look at the present: images of the men who are still able to return to Europe for the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
by Bob Collins

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Duluth competition flagged for plagiarism

Duluth competition flagged for plagiarism

Duluth's competition for a new city flag is turning nasty.
by Bob Collins

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