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Other views: Vikings are building football’s crystal cathedral

It’s been likened to an alien spaceship landing; a gigantic greenhouse; a dream job for the people who make Windex.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Editorial Board , May 17, 2013

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Other views: Too few new North Dakota state jobs?

North Dakota will add 144 full-time equivalent positions to state government’s workforce in the next few months. The 2013 Legislature approved the job growth. Gov. Jack Dalrymple’s budget proposal had called for more state employees in specific classifications to deal with rapidly rising demand for state services.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Editorial Board , May 16, 2013

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Other views: Shirvani’s job review: failure

What are we to make of an announcement May 9 that the State Board of Higher Education passed a resolution to conduct a job performance review of Chancellor Hamid Shirvani?

By Minot Daily News Editorial Board , May 16, 2013

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Other views: Shirvani’s management style matters — a lot

As all of us have learned at our mother’s knee, “thank you” is a phrase that goes a long way.

By Grand Forks Herald editorial board , May 16, 2013

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Schneider and Onstad: Questionable priorities riddle legislative session

Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner, R-Dickinson, and House Majority Leader Al Carlson, R-Fargo, recently boasted on the pages of this newspaper that they “got the job done for the citizens” of North Dakota.

By Sen. Mac Schneider and Rep. Kenton Onstad , May 15, 2013

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Other views: Property tax relief historic

It appears that the cabal opposed to North Dakota’s local property tax system will not be satisfied until the tax is abolished.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Editorial Board , May 14, 2013

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Other Views: Next time, lawmakers should keep in mind who they are working for

Controlled chaos is a calm among the storm. The final weeks of North Dakota’s 63rd Legislative Session were anything but controlled chaos.

By Williston Herald Editorial Board , May 10, 2013

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Other Views: East-West divisions overcome?

One of the enduring themes in North Dakota history is the enmity between east and west. Some of it’s real, much of it is myth. When it comes to the recently concluded 2013 Legislature, the record shows most of it is myth — at least among brighter lawmakers.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Editorial Board , May 09, 2013

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Other Views: Matching grants help universities meet challenge

What sets Harvard apart? Three hundred and seventy-seven years of history, sure. Plus a reputation built across that time of being one of the world’s great universities in which to teach, research and learn.

By Grand Forks Herald Editorial Board , May 09, 2013

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Other views: Time for decisive actions on higher ed

The North Dakota State Board of Higher Education has gone rogue.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Editorial Board , May 07, 2013

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Other views: Projects promise lasting improvements for ND higher ededucation

Lawmakers did the right thing by investing in universities, North Dakota’s engines of long-term development.

By Grand Forks Herald editorial board , May 07, 2013

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Message has been sent to DUI offenders

Message has been sent to DUI offenders We can hope that Monday will be remembered as the day North Dakota took a decisive step toward getting drunken drivers off the road. That’s when Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed a bill that stiffens penalties for drunken driving.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Editorial Board , May 02, 2013

Dennis: Slam the gate on ‘crossing the border’ fee

Put simply, we’re going to make it easier to conduct the trade and travel that creates jobs, and we’re going to make it harder for those who would do us harm and threaten our security.”

By Tom Dennis , May 02, 2013

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Other views: 911 Amnesty laws deserve support

When times change, society’s responses should change, too.

April 30, 2013

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Other Views: The living legacy of Gov. Bill Guy

Strange, isn’t it? Bill Guy served as governor of North Dakota from 1961 to 1973. But when you read others’ recollections of that service, you might find yourself forgetting that the era was one of the most divisive in the 20th century.

By Grand Forks Herald editorial board , April 30, 2013

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