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UND Writers Conference: Pulitzer Prize playwright and Oscar nominee for this year’s ‘Lincoln’ Tony Kushner to be part of special conversation March 22 at the Fritz
The University of North Dakotas 44th Annual Writers Conference will feature a special conversation with two-time Oscar nominee and Pulitzer-Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner on Friday, March 22,...
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Lebron vs. Michael: Another Example of How We Warp Reality
Once again, sports offers an important look at people's potential to skew the truth. Last time was about the hype of the NFL referee debacle. This time, we see humanity's tendency to idolize. Recentl...
Posted on 10/16/12 at 7:56 AM
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Historic Bridge Conference 2012: Indiana
  Author's Note: This is part III of the series on Indiana's historic bridges and the Historic Bridge Conference that took place on 21-23 September. When you see or hear the word historic bri...
Posted on 10/1/12 at 9:41 AM
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The singular designation - I am North Dakotan.
I was drawn today to Teri Finneman's last Ask Your Government column. Teri's started a doctoral program and will not be doing this column any longer, butshe leaves it with a powerfulexit.The column ad...
Posted on 8/26/12 at 12:05 PM
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The Press' all-Central Plains Regional team
Either Press sports reporter Royal McGregor or I watched every game of the Central Plains Regional American Legion baseball tournament the past five days at Southside Municipal Ballpark. Because th...
Posted on 8/8/11 at 10:59 PM
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A moment of silence at the Duck Inn

Silence. It’s something you don’t hear much at the Duck Inn in Venturia except after closing time, but Thursday night there was a moment of silence for our friend, Becky, with about 50 of us gathered there.

By Tony Bender , September 01, 2009

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Alive after trying microwavable spicy pork rinds

Of all the things one should not put in a microwave — metal objects, the cat or fresh halibut like my dorkus friend, Bob, did with the stuff I brought him from Alaska — it never dawned on me someone would try to put pork rinds in the microwave. But the scientists at Lowrey’s have done it.

By Tony Bender , August 25, 2009

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A town-hall thriller

We gathered at the Venturia city hall for a town hall meeting — the most excitement

By Tony Bender , August 18, 2009

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It's health care costs, dummy

You can tell by the cloud of obfuscation, misinformation and fear mongering in the media and from lawmakers just how important the issue of health care is.

By Tony Bender , August 04, 2009

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The time has come

I have a question. If a national health care plan is such an awful idea, why is it no private insurer can compete with Medicare?

By Tony Bender , June 09, 2009

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Come unglued or solve the problem?

At some level, I have been involved in business since I was old enough to shovel a sidewalk, mow a lawn or deliver newspapers. I have learned a few things along the way, but it’s surprising how easy it is to lose sight of the basics.

By Tony Bender , June 02, 2009

Who wants to lead the Republican Party?

Tom Ridge and Colin Powell hit the talk show circuit last week to try to reestablish a moderate voice in the Republican Party.

By By Tony Bender , May 26, 2009

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Advice for graduates

Dear Graduates, In a few days you will wake up and no longer have to go to school. Good for you.

By Tony Bender , May 19, 2009

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Until to good Lord takes you

The whistle blew at noon, so at first we weren’t alarmed. The noon whistle is still a quaint call to dinner in small towns like this.

By Tony Bender , May 12, 2009

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Competency quiz to entice readers

I’m bucking the trend. While most columnists will do almost anything to get more readers.

By Tony Bender , May 05, 2009

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The Redhead made me do it

I must be the only guy in America whose wife has been begging him to buy a Harley Davidson.

By Tony Bender , April 28, 2009

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A lot to be proud of

There is still much to come — a lot of snow left to melt, and in this winter of our discontent, maybe even more snow to fall. Roads will be underwater and rivers and streams will swell some more before it’s over. But, so far, North Dakotans have done themselves proud.

By Tony Bender , April 07, 2009

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Weekly newspapers faring better than dailies

According to the Pew Research Center’s annual report on American journalism, advertising revenues for newspapers dropped 23 percent

By Lloyd Omdahl , April 05, 2009

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Goodbye to a friend

To the Patrons of: Angry Wade’s 222 Smith St. Brooklyn, ND 11231 Hi folks, Let me introduce myself. I was a friend of George Weber’s. I bet you’ve heard that sentence an awful lot in the past days. If you knew George, you were his friend.

By Tony Bender , April 01, 2009

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Bill to tighten open records law a mistake

Colleges are supposed to be full of smart guys. So why is it that some of the smartest guys in the room are capable of coming up with the dumbest ideas?

By Tony Bender , March 24, 2009

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