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Bare Naked Sex

Fri. Nov. 2nd, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

It’s important for a writer to grab the reader’s attention. So, how did I do? I hope okay. Also important is honesty. So I may as well get to that right off and admit I don’t have anything of special value to say about sex. I’m old enough that most of what I did know is bogged way back in memory. I kn

Badgers Sweep UMD; Women face Gophers

Fri. Nov. 2nd, 2012  |  John Gilbert

Rebuilding is more than just a word when it comes to WCHA men’s hockey. UMD and Wisconsin collided twice at AMSOIL Arena, and with both teams in different rebuilding stages, the Badgers left after taking three of the fo

The San Fran Giants Come Up Giant-Like, NHL In The Tank, And The Mfan NFL Picks For Week 9!

Fri. Nov. 2nd, 2012  |  Marc Elliott

FRENCH RIVER…. The Fall Classic has concluded with the San Fran Gigantes besting the Detroit Tigers in a four-game sweep. Game 4 was the first in which the Tigers put up some sort of resistance to the Giants’ onslaught, but they eventually went down, losing 4-3 in 10 innings. TV ratings were reportedly very low and that is a shame. But with the election cycle in full s

Election’s Over: What Should We Have Learned, and What Should We Do Next Time?

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

This week’s column is being written in the closing throes of the most propagandistic, most costly, most wasteful, nastiest election of all time, bar none. And it is obvious to me that most of the venom and untruths have been coming from (often anonymous) right-wing political or religious groups or the likes of cunning political operatives and/or moneyed billiona

Is Our Moment Of Greatness Flickering? Is The Eternal Footman Snickering? Is Liquor Quicker Than Candy?

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

There are two poems I admire among many others because they get to the heart of a subject quickly, though by different routes. In Ogden Nash’s epic “Reflections On Ice-Breaking,” he sums up humanity quickly: “Candy is dandy but liquor is quicker.” That’s it. That’s all there is. But doesn’t that sum up our society in a one-ounce shot glass? Don’t most of us use booze to make

The Polar Bear

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been fascinated by bears. I can remember being a youngster and going to the Como Park Zoo in Saint Paul, Minnesota to see their polar bear. Later, on a family outing, we went to northern Minnesota and saw a black bear in the woods. As an adult, I have been fortunate to hunt black bear and to travel to observe and photograph polar bears. On recent trips to Alaska, I was able to see grizzly bears

Without Buyer for Kewaunee Reactor, Owner Decides on Shutdown

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012

Dominion Resources may have thrown the much-hyped “nuclear renaissance” into reverse with its decision to shut down its Kewaunee nuclear reactor on the Wisconsin shore Lake Michigan. Dominion, which called its decision was “final,” said it will close the reactor permanently, store its hundreds of tons of ferociously radioactive waste onsite indefinitely, and send its wo

The Death Of Bambi

Mon. Nov. 12th, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

The slow-coming arrival of winter cheers those looking forward to use of their snow machines, skiing, ice fishing, etc. Spring is a favored time by others as long-awaited relief from shoveling snow and hard frozen ground. Summer has many admirers looking to spend the l

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