Bob Collins
There’s no better way to end a week of news than the face of joy.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for September 2011
Political street theater, the hilarity of science, the coming robotic takeover of orchestras, cleaning Minnesota’s water, and signs you’re spending too much time on the computer.
The death of the debit card?
In Abington, Massachusetts, the typical local school committee agenda reads: (I) Pledge of Allegiance (II) Magic trick and (III) New business.
Pulling for a coach
Boston tear party, should college loans be forgiven, government and the booze business, Fargo’s pumpkin man, and the fastest couch in the world.
A Massachusetts man was indicted today for conspiring to blow up the Capitol with an RC airplane. Is that even possible?
The brain can process complex things. But it will certainly struggle with the notion that the tape played in a courtroom yesterday was Michael Jackson.
Privacy’s weak link, decency dies in Superior, Minnesota at high speed, a lake logo a day, and the last day of Minnesota baseball.
Southwest Airlines has a likely public relations nightmare on its hands after it booted a lesbian couple for kissing on the plane.