Bob CollinsAside from jobs, term limits seems to be an emerging issue.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
By Bob Collins
Bob Collins retired from Minnesota Public Radio in 2019 after 12 years of writing NewsCut and pointing out to complainants that posts weren’t news stories. A son of Massachusetts, he was a news editor 1992-1998, created the MPR News regional website in 1999, invented the popular Select A Candidate, started several blogs, and every day lamented that his Minnesota Fantasy Legislature project never caught on.
How often do people survive an attack on the brain, you are the editor, how depth begins with 140 characters, embracing winter or at least faking it, the death of Maj. Winters.
Minnesota Sudanese are driving hundreds of miles for a chance to vote on splitting their country in half.
The Arizona shooting
Larger than life, where booze and religion meet, return of the empty nest, after Keillor, and one day in the life of the world.
The reporter who discovered the #1 personality in America right now isn’t getting much attention.
The fallout over the firing of a former NPR commentator claims the career of a news executive.
How much multitasking can we do, revisiting Huck Finn, the lure of the robot choir, autism and the elaborate fraud, and why do iron Range kids think they have to leave to succeed?
Kwame Dawes has been traveling to Haiti since the earthquake one year ago next Wednesday. He’s turned his findings into poetry.