The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “It really boils down to this: that all life is interrelated. We are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tired into a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one destiny, affects all indirectly.” […]
Edna has been called the most photographed victim of 9-11 and posts about her appear to be limitless. […]
Another paradox is the Second Amendment. Guns have changed quite a bit since the 18th Century when the Bill of Rights was ratified. Back then, guns took time to load and pistols were only accurate at close range. […]
The Pope goes to New York. He is picked up at the airport by a limousine. He looks at the beautiful car and says to the driver, “You know, I hardly ever get to drive. Would you please let me?” […]
I tease Millennials because of their collective angst about anything that appears to be uncomfortable – constructive criticism, awards where only the top talent is honored and jobs that require daily routine and painful monotony. My […]
You can’t regulate kindness or institute an empathy rule. I know that now. For the past five months, I’ve seen many humans, but so little humanity. Worse, cruelty is openly exacted on the broken souls who […]
You can’t rely on talent alone. I had talent, but I wouldn’t be where I am today without hard work. I train a lot, probably more than most people. I am always being a professional around the clock. It is important to be dedicated. It takes a lot of sacrifice to get where I am. […]
Dr. Annette Bosworth is a modern day “Crucible,” Arthur Miller’s play about gossip and innuendo that feeds the fears of a group, taking a once respected woman and ostracizing her from her community. […]
Who will be charged, SOS Gant for selling them for commercial use or Heidelberger, who used and continue to use the Bosworth petitions for commercial use. He has certainty referred to himself as the press and it was used on his commercial site, gain more traffic, more attention, etc. […]
Bosworth’s letter put her squarely in the crosshairs of a very powerful group, but even Bosworth could not have anticipated what was in store for her. Less than 30 days after the Op-Ed appeared, she found her license in jeopardy. […]
Jackley’s assertion that Morgan and Bosworth’s actions were the same left many uncomfortable.
Butch Morgan was the former chairman of St. Joseph County’s Democratic Party who, “allegedly gave orders that others followed out of a fear that they would lose their jobs. […]
He has never spoken about Harvard, nor was he comfortable with his entry in the 1989 Presidential Scholar Yearbook. His bio changed sometime in the last few years. […]
I’m pretty sure that South Dakota is part of the United States, but if they seceded and I just missed that, I will apologize. For now, all I see is a state that refuses to […]
The wheels of justice grind slowly, but perhaps it’s because those who are charged with administering the laws are required in part to be impartial. Justice is blind […]
Turn around is fair play, but not for a bully. From: Cory Allen Heidelberger <cory@dakotafreepress.com> Subject: Kathy Scott—inappropriate content Message Body: Dear Ms. Stewart: You may want to review and edit Kathy Scott’s latest blog […]
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