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Is a comic book likely to do much to combat suicide?
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for January 2011
Mark Kelly, Gabrielle Giffords’ husband, holds the congresswoman’s hand in her room at University Medical Center in Tucson, Ariz.
Moving on after tragedies, religion is in the DNA, the last Nelson, the mess at the U, and overdoing birthdays.
As with most acts of terrorism, while the initial incident is horrible enough, the subsequent actions motivated by fear of a repeat can be damaging too.
From tech to trivia
Matching rhetoric with reality, silence speaks with a loud voice, from the newsroom to comedy, what hunger feels like, and embracing winter in Mahtomedi.
In the aftermath of the shootings in Arizona on Saturday, several of MPR’s social networking efforts have been collecting your reaction. Here are some of the more compelling comments we’ve received.
NTSB finds fault with engine, pilot in Flying Cloud crash
After the World Trade Center towers collapsed, Roy Chelsen spent weeks sifting through the wreckage. His friends say that’s what caused the cancer that killed him last night.
How often do people survive an attack on the brain, you are the editor, how depth begins with 140 characters, embracing winter or at least faking it, the death of Maj. Winters.