Bob CollinsThe BBC reports today that a new choral work is about to be unveiled in which the performers sing their own genetic code.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
If you’re of my generation, then this headline today is transporting you back to the ’50s and ’60s.
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Tom Bodett would not be happy with Brainerd, Minn. The City Council there voted to keep about a quarter of the city’s 1,600 streetlights dark, despite complaints from many residents.
What motivates a Russian spy?
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LeBron James choses the Miami Heat; Russian spies are going home in exchange for Westerners; and Yoda on TomTom.
Every morning, it seems, we’re greeted with another shooting, another fatality in a car crash, an ATV accident somewhere, another life lost. Little effort goes into finding the humanity behind any of the stories but Austin Daily Herald reporter Mike Rose provided a good example today of why we in the business should try harder.
When the Star Tribune referred to a race between two women as “red hot,” what did it mean?
Your homesick stories, it’s fun again in Canby, big dreams in Lake Vermilion, anti-Obama posters in the workplace, and a tale of two dogs.
Nationwide, the difference in percentage increase of people working for temp (temporary) services vs. those who are holding permanent jobs has never been bigger.