Bob Collins
We have a better idea how big the tsunami was that destroyed parts of Japan.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for March 2011
We’re snowblind today when we should be having some sort of festival to blow the whiteness clean out of our retinas.
The 33-member Royal Philharmonic Orchestra played a three-hour concert the other day. The audience was an auditorium full of plants to test the theory that classical music helps plants grow.
Calculating how your money is spent, the martyr of citizen journalism, the case of the Muslim teacher, they don’t call it Superior for nothing, and South Fargo’s bad idea gone worse. Also: Mysteries of the Wiffle Ball.
The art of sandbagging
A new book trailer from the Minnesota Historical Society Press has certainly opened our eyes to the fact underwear advertising was a lot more interesting in Minnesota’s relative youth.
What’s so bad about being smart, a river — or two — runs through us, remains of the winter day, how the world changed in a week, and Apple’s gay cure.
Watching a river flow
Winking at Pawlenty
Monday inspiration, the war in Libya, uttering the ‘N word,’ the 140-character war, and tears for a polar bear.
Ruth Adams, polka icon, dies