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D.J. Tice
D.J. Tice: Corporate roles, rights, wrongs: What's a 'person' to do?
"Inversions" expose confusions and contradictions in the debate.
Lori Sturdevant
Minnesota's bridges are still out there, aging
Of particular concern is infrastructure essentially untouched in 40 years.
D.J. Tice
Alienated immigrants: An American tradition
From the Scandinavians of last century to the Somalis of today, there's a pull toward "home."
John Rash
Missing the depth(s) of Jacques Cousteau
Adventure-learning media is more relevant than ever at a time of increasing environmental and climate concerns.
Lori Sturdevant
It's a Minnesota party role reversal on nursing home funding
House Republicans want to spend, and Senate DFLers want to bargain.
D.J. Tice
Being a cop is a discipline, but what if the system is soft?
Police unions, arbitration — might these dilute the truly exceptional character the job requires?
John Rash
There are multiple factors driving complex Mideast conflicts
Sectarian dynamics are not solely responsible for region's wars.
John Rash
Rash Report: The pope, pop culture, billboards and Armenian Genocide
On its centenary, the "forgotten genocide" gets global attention via a variety of political, religious and media measures.
Lori Sturdevant
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Senate office building: This space coming soon, with vacancy
The new Senate office building could accommodate its opponents in 2016. Or, they could choose the costlier option.
D.J. Tice
Rolling Stone case: Too seldom is there a price for stretching the truth
Rolling Stone is just the latest prominent institution to gather the moss of mendacity.
Lori Sturdevant
It's not nice to mess with the Mother of MinnesotaCare
But if you do change health policy — and Republicans want to — it would pay to involve an expert like former state Sen. Linda Berglin.
John Rash
Pop Art, 'Mad Men' and an enduring era
Walker's "International Pop" shows links between art, advertising and society.
D.J. Tice
Tice: Of Indiana, irreconcilable differences and democracy
If neither side can relent, as with same-sex marriage and religion, it's better when courts don't make the call.
Lori Sturdevant
Sturdevant: At MnSCU, can 'Steven's project' be a shared goal?
The path forward, now that the chancellor and faculty union are on speaking terms again.
D.J. Tice
In race debate, 'hard truths' and deflections
It's easy to talk about the role of the police. It's also a good way to avoid a real discussion.
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