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Great Expectations

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013

Man: Happy Valentine’s Day, darling! I wrote you a poem. Woman: That’s so romantic! Read it to me! Man: Okay. Ahem. “The rooster crowed, beckoning the morning mist, as I ejaculated inside the Mervyn’s saleswoman with the force of a thousand bald eagles.”

UMD Women Battle, Men Falter In Mankato Challenge

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013  |  John Gilbert

When Minnesota State Mankato brought both its men’s and women’s hockey teams to AMSOIL Arena last weekend, the UMD men were in the spotlight, as usual, with big crowds, a regional television audience, and the assumption that a victory or two would help the Bulldogs gain home-ice in the WCHA. The UMD women, as usual

The Minnesota Wild: What Happens When Marketing And Expectations Meet Up With Reality

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013  |  Marc Elliott

ST. PAUL…. It’s been a bit of a rough ride so far in this short campaign for the NHL Minnesota Wild. At this point, the club sits at 5-5-1 and is headed out west for a couple of tilts. And only a few games into the season, some in the club’s fan base are getting restless. Against another solid edition of the Vancouver Canucks last Thursday evening, the team came out listless for the first period and managed a 10-minute stretch in the second period, where they exhibite

If Dung Beetles Can Use Scientific Evidence, Why Can’t Politicians?

Fri. Feb. 22nd, 2013  |  Ed Raymond

When I was a young farm boy and shoveling out our barn’s manure gutters filled by 20 contented cows during the night, I hoped that an army of dung beetles looking for delicacies would come and give me a hand...well, sort of. Dung beetles roll their nourishing meals into balls much larger than themselves and then roll them to safe places of w

Seems like an inferiority complex is at work

Fri. Feb. 22nd, 2013  |  Forrest Johnson

I thought the President was a bit optimistic when he rhetorically explained the other night that the state of the union was “strong.” Yes, he said economic revival is an “unfinished task” and as

How to Reduce Gun Violence (and How Not)

Fri. Feb. 22nd, 2013

The rate of gun violence in our country is unacceptably high. We are asked on that account to accept a ban on the sale, transfer, or even possession of “assault weapons”. Until quite recently we have been denied a def

Food of the Week: Sesame Seeds

Fri. Feb. 22nd, 2013

My appreciation for sesame seeds has been growing slowly but steadily over the past few years. They’re still not a food that leaps to mind when I’m considering what might be good to eat, but I find myself cooking with them more and more often. One of my favorite

New forms of winter fun

Fri. Feb. 22nd, 2013  |  Harry Drabik

When I was younger (a time that now seems as far removed from present reality and recollection as racial memory) I believed that if faced with a terminal illness, I’d confidently take matters in

Cait Leary: Nothing’s Enough

Fri. Feb. 22nd, 2013  |  Paul Whyte

Cait Leary’s new EP album “Nothing’s Enough” is a mix of pop, jazz and folk yet she creates her own sound in that the songs have a feeling of being somehow from the past but indeed hold their own today. She has been described as a “hybrid” musician, not