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The 3rd Annual Historic Bridge Conference: Missouri
  After having the first two historic bridge conferences in Pittsburgh in 2009 and 2010, the third annual conference took place in Missouri during the weekend of 12-14 August. Missouri, like i...
Posted on 8/31/11 at 6:06 PM
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New UND Center for Rural Health director notes challenges ahead for rural populations
Regardless of which direction health care reform takes in the coming years, its impact on rural populations must be closely monitored says L. Gary Hart, director of the Center of Rural Health (CRH) at...
Posted on 11/18/10 at 5:08 PM
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Michael Hart
I was able to break free from the chains that tie me to my desk for about an hour yesterday. And I'm really glad that I could. A "special assignment" presented itself and I jumped at the opportunity t...
Posted on 10/29/10 at 12:00 PM
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Hart: There's no place like home - especially when it's a mess

My house has never looked better. In fact, I’ve never seen it like this. Every single room is perfectly tidy. There is no clutter anywhere. Every paint scratch has been touched up, every floor is clean. Every dish is put away, and each hairdryer and similar appliance (with three girls, I have a lot of them) has its cord carefully wound and is “just so” on the shelf.

By Betsy Hart , May 18, 2013

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‘Jersey Boys’ — oh, what a night

The award-winning show “Jersey Boys” is about to leave Chicago. So, I decided to get tickets for myself and my girls, ages 13, 10 and 8, to attend a matinee. “Jersey Boys” is, of course, the Broadway smash about the rise of that crooning quartet called the Four Seasons. The experience ended up being an interesting lesson in today’s moral sensibilities.

By Betsy Hart , December 09, 2009

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Fighting flu in my house

When it comes to germs or bacteria, I’m just not much of a worrier. Generally if food drops on the floor and the dog doesn’t get it first, I consider it still OK for the kids. On the rare occasion when my children get sick, I figure “they’ll get over it.” And I’ve heard that children who grow up around dust have fewer allergies. Let’s just say my house is a case in point.

By Betsy Hart , December 02, 2009

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Please, no fundraisers

When I was a kid, I used to color rocks and sell them door-to-door. I usually did pretty well with that. Sometimes I would concoct knickknacks with yarn and hawk those, too. And when it came to selling Girl Scout cookies, I was the champ three years running.

By Betsy Hart , September 23, 2009

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Don't worry about Obama's speech

Recently on “The Dennis Miller Show,” a radio caller argued that we need to tax the very rich even more.

By Betsy Hart , September 16, 2009

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I am woman, hear me talk

I watched my three daughters sitting on our trampoline. It was late on a sunny afternoon the day before school started earlier this week.

By Betsy Hart , September 02, 2009

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Women 'attached' to combat units

And there she was in all her glory: GI Jane on the front page of this past Sunday’s New York Times. An American soldier in Iraq, huge assault rifle in her arms, a woman on a mission.

By Betsy Hart , August 26, 2009

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Welcome to hormone wars

I did it again. Racing through the store, I grabbed an item I needed, only to find out I’d paid for less.

By Betsy Hart , August 19, 2009

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Too heavy a burden

In the classic Hollies song, “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s my Brother,” the group sings

By Betsy Hart , August 05, 2009

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Our 'feeling' culture lets emotions rule

I’m often intrigued by the conversations I overhear when I am having my hair cut. OK, I admit that it’s something of a guilty pleasure to read People magazine while listening to various discussions among people I don’t know, and finding out what they are concerned about and interested in.

By Betsy Hart , July 29, 2009

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Health benefits drive job search for unemployed

The Chicago Sun-Times headline read, “Job Seekers Putting Health Benefits First.”

By Betsy Hart , July 22, 2009

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Love is 'a unity'

Marriage seems to be taking quite a hit in recent weeks. “Jon and Kate Plus Eight,”

By Betsy Hart , July 08, 2009

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For family viewing, 'Lost' is real find.

Who knew that television could draw a family together? Seriously. I generally eschew TV,

By Betsy Hart , July 02, 2009

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Childhood lessons help ease divorce pain

In a few days, I’ll mark the fifth anniversary of the afternoon I watched my husband finally walk out of our family life after 17 years of marriage. This time, he wouldn’t return to it. The kids were 10, 8, 5 and 3 when he left.

By Betsy Hart , June 24, 2009

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What's up with the mom-and-paparazzi?

My sister was the first of us five kids to graduate from college. It was the 1970s,

By Betsy Hart , June 17, 2009

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