Weekend at Jesus’ 2: Look Who’s Jesusing Now

Fri. Mar. 29th, 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 half-empty case of Miller High Life. The phone rings, and the man answers it.

How I Learned To Drive

Fri. Mar. 29th, 2013

“How I Learned to Drive”, a play by Paula Vogel, the Eugene O’Neill adjunct Professor of Playwriting and former Chair of the Playwriting

U.S. Warned Kodak, Not Steve O’Neil, About Nuclear Fallout

Fri. Mar. 29th, 2013

Back in the 1950s and ’60s, the Atomic Energy Commission was dousing the United States with thyroid cancer-causing iodine-131—and 300 other radio-isotopes—by exploding atomic and hydrogen bombs above ground. To protect the dirty, secretive, militarized bomb-building industry, the government chose to warn Kodak Co. about the radioactive fa

Duluth Man Goes On Alcohol Fueled Rampage

Fri. Mar. 29th, 2013

Adam Lanza’s Arsenal, and Some of the Homicidal and Suicidal Risk Factors that Overwhelmed Him

Mon. Apr. 8th, 2013  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Read the recently released list of items that were found in the Lanza home in New Town, CT, on Dec. 14, 2012 (below), and you will understand why so many people call Adam Lanza and his mom

!20 Million Americans Going To Hell —And Counting!

Mon. Apr. 8th, 2013  |  Ed Raymond

When religion meets science, someone loses. That axiom is the subject of a cartoon by Molvig. A human with a close resemblance to Alfred Einstein

Most Violent of All Storms - The Tornado

Mon. Apr. 8th, 2013  |  Ralph LaPlant

Back in about 1985 I had the opportunity to attend a Skywarn program. The purpose of this course is to identify tornadoes as they form, so the public can be made aware of the situation as soon as possible. The course was infor

Drug Wars: Episode 3

Mon. Apr. 8th, 2013  |  Robert Boone, Paul Whyte

It has been a wild ride for Jim Carlson and anyone who has worked at Last Place On Earth (LPOE) in the past few years. Tensions between the head shop located in the middle of old downtown Duluth and

The Curious Case Of Buttoned-Down Politicians

Fri. Apr. 12th, 2013  |  Ed Raymond

When the world becomes predictable instead of it being a messy, marvelous, malevolent, and amazing place, I want to cash in my chips. First, the University of Minnesota has a reputation of

The Garter Snake

Fri. Apr. 12th, 2013  |  Ralph LaPlant

With over 2,500 species of snakes worldwide, the most common snakes in North America are the garter snakes with 12 species located in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. If you were to draw an imaginary line from Rochester to Thief R