Social scientists Dr. Alison Dagnes and Dr. Lawrence Eppard are joined by Rosalind Wiseman to discuss her work promoting dignity and civility among young Americans.
I love it when past students of mine keep in touch with me. Whether they send a quick little message on Facebook, Messenger, or Instagram, it makes me feel good to connect with them. One past college student of mine, Leah, is so great about sending links to articles she knows I’d love, memes…
By the time of the board meeting allowing citizen input met, the decision was already made.
The recent decision by the Mason City School Board to remove the "Mohawk" moniker was well reasoned, honorable, and wise. This was a contentious issue for the school board to approach, and as a very proud alum (class of '71), I wholeheartedly agree with the decision and applaud them.
Dear Mohawk Nation,
The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in the most important case on abortion rights in three decades. And by the direction of the comments and questions, the court could be headed toward a major, if misguided and dangerous, scaling back of constitutional protections under Roe vs. Wade.
When you reach a certain stage in your life, trying to think of someone’s name becomes the national pastime.
Mr. Cruz (Sen. Ted Cruz): Women in the military is a good idea, “It should be their choice” to fight and die for their country.
It’s an ever more uncomfortable fact for journalists like me that 67 percent of today’s media-consuming Americans do not have one paid-for subscription to anything.
I am a 1975 graduate of Mason City High School, my sons graduated from MCHS in 2004 and 05. I currently have a granddaughter attending the MC public schools. I support the decision to change the name of the mascot. A couple of points:
On Nov. 7, 2021, the Globe printed a column by John Skipper. In that column, Mr. Skipper questions the concept of "Iowa Nice." Among other things, Mr. Skipper implied that we stole that slogan from the State of Minnesota.
Iowa state leadership deserve credit for their recent prudent spending and tax relief.
In 1564 – 56 years before the Mayflower set sail -- French pilgrims settled at Fort Caroline (near Jacksonville, FL) in search of religious freedom from the Europeans. While the Pilgrims and Puritans arrived in New England in the early 1600’s promising no religious belief or political persua…
Recommended For You
The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in the most important case on abortion rights in three decades. And by the direction of the comments and questions, the court could be headed toward a major, if misguided and dangerous, scaling back of constitutional protections under Roe vs. Wade.
From the Wisconsin State Journal editorial board: "Vigilantes carrying rifles in the streets won't make our society safer."
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial board: "The vigilante community across America must be jubilant."
That blasé approach is increasingly out of touch with the frequency of today’s frightening threats.
Social scientists Dr. Alison Dagnes and Dr. Lawrence Eppard are joined by Rosalind Wiseman to discuss her work promoting dignity and civility among young Americans.
I love it when past students of mine keep in touch with me. Whether they send a quick little message on Facebook, Messenger, or Instagram, it makes me feel good to connect with them. One past college student of mine, Leah, is so great about sending links to articles she knows I’d love, memes…
By the time of the board meeting allowing citizen input met, the decision was already made.
When you reach a certain stage in your life, trying to think of someone’s name becomes the national pastime.
The recent decision by the Mason City School Board to remove the "Mohawk" moniker was well reasoned, honorable, and wise. This was a contentious issue for the school board to approach, and as a very proud alum (class of '71), I wholeheartedly agree with the decision and applaud them.
Dear Mohawk Nation,
Mr. Cruz (Sen. Ted Cruz): Women in the military is a good idea, “It should be their choice” to fight and die for their country.
I am a 1975 graduate of Mason City High School, my sons graduated from MCHS in 2004 and 05. I currently have a granddaughter attending the MC public schools. I support the decision to change the name of the mascot. A couple of points: