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A Visit with DAI Curator Annie Dugan

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Ed Newman

Since its incorporation in 1907, the Duluth Art Institute has become the Northland’s premier center for the exhibition, study, and production of visual arts, achieving its mission and goals through three primary services for artists and th

With Chris Leblanc of the DJ Collective, Crunchy Bunch

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012

Being a DJ can require serious talent, attention to detail and knowing one’s audience. A good DJ has the ability to maintain a consistent mood for their audience whether they be children, party people or folks on a variety of psychedelics. There are a variety of DJs in the area, some that have earned the title and others who have

Much Ado

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012

What is it? Me, time or the bard? I ‘get’ Shakespeare’s tragedies every time. Don’t need to read them beforehand, or after, for them to make sense. But his comedies? Sometimes I catch

Barbara Jean CD Release: The Great Escape

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

If you’re looking for an amazingly beautiful, smooth and well recorded folk/country album, look no further than “The Great Escape” by North Shore native, Barbara Jean. The approach to this album is fantastic and Barbara holds down the majority of what holds

UMD Football, Volleyball May Be Year’s Highlights

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  John Gilbert

Two of the most successful UMD athletic programs are off to start tournament play this weekend, and it almost seems as though nothing can stop the Bulldogs from extending their remarkable success in Division II football or volleyball. The competition gets better every year, the balance of power in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conf

The Hunting Of The Gray Wolf: Necessity Or Frivolity? The Mfan NFL Picks For Week 11!

Fri. Nov. 16th, 2012  |  Marc Elliott

LARSMONT… I have seen few outdoor issues as divisive as the hunting of the wolf. There are few opinions in the middle; people have lined up pretty much either for or against. For me, I’ll state honestly here that I love the outdoors. I enjoy doing things outdoors as much as possible. I’m not a hunter and never have been. I’m not against it per se—I just come from a fam

The National Day of Mourning (a.k.a. Thanksgiving Day) Falls on Nov. 22 This Year, but It Has Nothing To Do with JFK’s Assassination

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

“Since 1970, Native Americans have gathered at noon on Cole’s Hill in Plymouth to commemorate a National Day of Mourning on the US Thanksgiving holiday. Many Native Americans do not celebrate the arrival of the Pilgrims and other European settlers. To them, Thanksgiving Day is a reminder of the genocide of millions of their people, the theft of their lands, and the relentless assault on their culture. Participants in a National Day of Mourning hon

The Autopsy Report

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

Autopsies are performed after an organized group of cells dies, usually represented by a human body. The reasons for such a study vary. Prosecutors may be looking for a cause of death so that someone can be charged with a crime. Physicians may want to perform an autopsy to see why the

The Quin-Zhee Snow Shelter

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

In 1989 I met a lady in Churchill, Manitoba who told me a story about her father, at trapper, who was out on the tundra near Hudson Bay when bad weather rolled in. Caught in what could be called a “situation,” he built a primitive, but efficient shelter, the Quin-Zhee. She attributes this shelter for saving his life. The Quin-Zhee’s principle is simple. You make a windbreak

Kangaroo Court Looming for Nuclear Weapons Critics

Mon. Nov. 26th, 2012

Three disarmament radicals that snuck into the Y-12 nuclear weapons complex last July — among them Duluth’s own Greg Boertje-Obed — are preparing for their Feb. trial, and face the prospect that any mention of nuclear weapons will be forbidden.

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