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Sat. Mar. 9th, 2013  |  Harry Drabik

For a few nights over the weekend I played short stage bits as Mark Twain, using mostly my material but all of his style, which in aping manner I try to imitate. His style seems to suit me. It’s said imitation is a sincere form of flattery. I hope the dead author would feel fl

Breanne Marie: Six Strings of Peace & Sanity

Sat. Mar. 9th, 2013  |  Paul Whyte

Most musicians have reasons as to why they start writing and composing music. Often enough it seems that hard times are a catalyst for people to turn to writing music. I have met Breanne Marie Schlies and have seen her play on a few occasions and she always seemed to have a friendly and happy disposition and the originals and covers that

Jesus Christ!

Sat. Mar. 9th, 2013

A bearded man sits at a table in a small room. The space is completely empty except for the table, a folding chair, and a hamburger phone. The phone rings, and the man answers it.

Duluth Gets 3-Pronged Try At State Puck Tournaments

Sat. Mar. 9th, 2013  |  John Gilbert

Funny how it never gets old? Just like last year at this time, Duluth will have three schools represented at the Minnesota state high school hockey tournament in Duluth East, Hermantown, and Marshall.     This is the 68th hockey tournament, and Northland hockey fans obviously go into it with h

The Spittoons Are Gone But The Slime Is Still There

Fri. Mar. 15th, 2013  |  Ed Raymond

Almost sixty years ago, long before the Civil Rights and Voting Rights bills were passed, I was a young Marine Corps lieutenant stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, commanding a heavy machinegun

Food of the Week: Broccoli

Fri. Mar. 15th, 2013

In preparing this column I could not help thinking several times about President George H. W. Bush’s notorious dislike of broccoli. As a broccoli fan and a non-fan of President Bush, I was accordingly annoyed at myself. It would be nice if someone

Laura Gapske, Minerva, and the Roller Dames

Fri. Mar. 15th, 2013  |  Ed Newman

Laura Gapske is co-founder of the local feminist zine Minerva. Minerva is striking for its in-your-face approach and creative imagery, hence my interest in learning more about its creators. Gapske shared openly and without reservation.

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