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A mother’s anguish (5×8 – 4/3/13)
When should we be shielded from the horrible, elderly voter fraudster gets a break, a leave of presence for Roger Ebert, the cruel ways of Mother Nature, and the coach who hits kids.
Taking North Korea seriously, lawmakers jump back into stadium issue, the long lines to buy guns in Connecticut, mapping the human brain, and the picture of Jesus in a public school.
You Should Meet: Brent Olson
Clinton, Minnesota has an idea percolating, thanks to Brent Olson, a long-time Big Stone County farmer, syndicated agriculture columnist, and county commissioner, who recently reopened the town cafe for breakfast, as part of a mission to build a community kitchen to answer four 'food challenges' facing his rural town.
The kind-hearted woman, what happened at the Applebee's in Rice Lake, morality and March madness, why you should check before you carry, and advanced baseball statistics win over the old boys.
The New York Times' public editor has now checked in the continuing controversy over the obituary for rocket scientist Yvonne Brill, which stressed both her homemaking skills and her rocket propulsion expertise.
The last remaining frontier in all of the dizzying camera angles at baseball games has been conquered: the ball's perspective.