The University of North Dakota is not exempt from the rules of architecture
By Andrew Alexis [email protected] “This stuff? Oh, okay, I see. You think this has nothing to do with you. You go to your closet…
Read NowColumns · 2018
Memories Of A Darn Good Governor
by Jim Fuglie | Apr 4, 2018
Calm was the day in late July And bright was the sun across the sky But inside his chest the calm had broken Governor…
Read NowAssaulting the Status Quo with Ballots instead of Bullets: 21st Century Version
by Charlie Barber | Apr 4, 2018
“I do not believe that a democracy must necessarily become something other than a democracy to protect its national interests…We can prevent and publish…
Read NowPutin’s ‘Pinocchio’ plays the peace card rather than face Mueller’s wood chipper
by Charlie Barber | Mar 21, 2018
“The thing to fear from the Trump presidency is not the bold overthrow of the Constitution, but the stealthy paralysis of governance; not the…
Read NowWhich airline is best for musicians?
by HPR Contributor | Mar 14, 2018
By Andrew Vait https://www.facebook.com/andrewpaulvait We made it to Austin! The sun and warmth feel good, but it was a hard day of travel and…
Read NowA brief thought experiment
by HPR Contributor | Mar 14, 2018
By Gary [email protected] Recently, I’ve tried to make the case that only presidential aspirants who are vetted by and acceptable to the oligarchic elite,…
Read NowThe gun debate: fear, sin, and human nature
by HPR Contributor | Mar 14, 2018
By Robert [email protected] Fear excites us. It gets us going. Our brains and our bodies are wired to react to fear. It’s part of…
Read NowThe Lamoureux sisters
by Jim Fuglie | Mar 7, 2018
Forty-three North Dakotans have been honored with the rank of Colonel in the North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt Rough Riders since North Dakota began giving…
Read NowA confession (of sorts) and a radical’s lament
by HPR Contributor | Feb 21, 2018
By Gary [email protected] Radical: Derived from the Latin radix, which literally means the root or base. In political terms it means penetrating beyond conventional…
Read NowDetermined dreamers and real indictments confront a counterfeit Moses
by Charlie Barber | Feb 21, 2018
“He (Abraham Lincoln) would have proven the best friend the South could have had and saved much of the wrangling and bitterness of feeling…
Read NowWhy so little empathy and compassion within American culture?
by HPR Contributor | Feb 14, 2018
By Gary [email protected] The ideas of the ruling class are in every epoch the ruling ideas; the class which is the ruling material force…
Read NowAmerican politics: divided by a common language
by Charlie Barber | Feb 14, 2018
The Kremlin’s campaign to help Trump win the White House had a primary goal. That was to bring about an end to America’s economic…
Read NowOf Beards and women: a Fargo fable
by HPR Contributor | Jan 17, 2018
By Gary [email protected] “Kissing a man without a beard is like eating an egg without salt.”— Dutch proverb, probably written by a man. “Kissing…
Read NowThe Winter Olympics vs. A Nuclear Winter
by Charlie Barber | Jan 17, 2018
Minotaur– An ancient Greek monster with the head of a bull and body of a man. – Encyclopedia Britannica “Therefore, the tormented spirit that glared…
Read NowBasic healthcare is a right, not a privilege
by HPR Contributor | Jan 17, 2018
Guest editorial: Americans should not have to worry about how they are going to pay for their healthcare.
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