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Alison Scott: Hiding Under The Covers Vol. 2

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

Every week it’s always a joy to find new CDs on my desk, sometimes it’s from a musician I’ve seen many times and sometimes it’s from an artist I really know nothing about. In this case Alison Scott falls into the later category. When I was in charge of the Twin Cities calendar I have seen her name pop up on occasion and indeed her press release confirms that “s

UMD Volleyball Team Survives Major Test

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012

UMD’s volleyball team has been so strong for the past few seasons that it has become close to a certainty that they will polish off most Northern Sun opponents. Kate Lange, UMD’s formidable leading hitter, can be routinely expected to hammer spike after spike past foes on the way to leading the Bulldogs to victory.

“Ashes To Ashes, Ashes To Bullets”

Fri. Sep. 28th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

Would you put up a yard sign with the warning “Ready For Blast Rites? Please Make My Day—Even If I’m Dead”? In the constant battle to attempt to make an honest buck, a Stockton, Alabama company called Holy Smoke, LLC is prepared to provide your relatives ammunition in either cartridges or shotgun she

Under-reporting of Fukushima News Can’t Soften Catastrophic Consequences

Fri. Sep. 28th, 2012

Recent news of the triple reactor meltdowns and radiation catastrophe stemming from the Great Northeast Japan Earthquake is barely covered in U.S. papers, and if it is reported it’s often pushed to back pages or the business section. Even then, the choice of stories can be suspiciously telling. The same day that cesium-137, a long-lived radioactive poison,

Batten down the hatches at your workplace soon

Fri. Sep. 28th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

The National Union of Friendly Americans (NUFA) held an emergency meeting at Camp Shack International Labor Temple early this week as the slave masters closed in on the hard-earned workplace gains earned over the past century, rights that have allowed freedom and dignity and a small measure of the democratic process to be exerc

Sulfide Mining in the Boundary Waters: Jobs vs. Environment

Fri. Sep. 28th, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

The issue of sulfide mining in the Boundary Waters area has been cause for debate for around seven years now. It is no secret that the job market of the United States and in the Northland has been suffering f

Stained red bellows

Fri. Sep. 28th, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

The first hints of autumn in the air sharpen up the political season from muggy to crisp. How nice when it will be over and we’ll be able to enjoy a lull before the turmoil of political life begins to build like social magma under a non-dormant volcano. The title above comes fro

Food of the Week: Carrots

Fri. Sep. 28th, 2012

Late summer and fall is the natural season for carrots, which are of course available year-round in our modern food system. Many of us enjoy snacking on raw carrots any time of year, but I imagine most of us especially enjoy a hot bowl of carrot soup or a serving of roasted carrots as the temperature starts to dip. (In Septe

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