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Expand is a core value that is mostly a regular reminder of a continuous goal I have to grow in my column writing. Its a core value that keeps me focused on improving and growing in different aspects ...
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HAGEN: Overconfidence could be MHS girls' toughest foe this season

Wes Morgan is afraid to be even a little arrogant. The fifth-year head coach of the Mitchell High School girls’ basketball team talks mildly about his defending state champion Kernels, who open their season Tuesday at Brandon Valley.

By Luke Hagen , November 28, 2012

HAGEN: No rivalry, Kokesh, Storley say

Logan Storley and Robert Kokesh fully expect to see each other on the mat again this season.

By Luke Hagen , November 20, 2012

GRAVES: Vote yes on RL16

GRAVES: Vote yes on RL16 Bill will improve education in South Dakota.

By Joe Graves , October 16, 2012

WOSTER: Less channels years ago, but shows were memorable

WOSTER: Less channels years ago, but shows were memorable We took in a Riders in the Sky concert the other day and, quite naturally, I got to thinking about cable television.

By Terry Woster , April 03, 2012

WILL: Batter up! Start the season off right with baseball trivia

Think you’re ready for Opening Day? Prove it. Name the person or persons who:

By George Will , April 03, 2012

WOSTER: Spirit of competition shines through in track and field

WOSTER: Spirit of competition shines through in track and field All right, the basketball tournaments are over, the champions have been crowned, and we can turn to what’s really important in high school activities.

By Terry Woster , March 24, 2012

Shame on Penn State; society, too

“Success with Honor” is the motto of Penn State’s athletic program. They got it half right.

By Cal Thomas, syndicated columnist , November 15, 2011

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Hopefully, pendulum stops swinging for this new idea

Once you enter the field of education and hear of a new idea for teaching or student behavior or any area of reform, you will also immediately hear an older colleague make one of the following comments: “We tried that back in aught-four and it didn’t work.” “Oh, not this again.” “Don’t let the pendulum hit you as it swings by!”

By Joe Graves, Mitchell superintendent , November 15, 2011

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OPINION: Beware political illiteracy

BELFAST, Northern Ireland — The extinct political slogan “As Maine goes, so goes the nation,” may be supplanted by what is happening in the United Kingdom. There is a form of functional political illiteracy here that does not bode well for the United States should it follow Britain’s very bad example, particularly on matters involving immigration and health care.

By Cal Thomas , June 08, 2011

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OPINION: High unemployment a threat to Obama

The jump in the unemployment rate to 9.1 percent and the paltry increase of only 54,000 jobs in May would be a challenge for any president. But for President Obama it is a threat in some additional ways.

By JENNIFER RUBIN , June 07, 2011

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WOSTER: When buying cards for your wife, it’s the thought that counts

A television commercial that seems to play a lot shows a couple getting ready for bed when the wife asks the husband if he would remarry if she were gone.

By Terry Woster , June 03, 2011

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OPINION: Americans flush drinking water down the toilet

NEW YORK — In a slender essay titled “Here Is New York,” E.B. White wrote about the implausibility of the great city, mentioning among other things the millions of gallons of water needed each day just so people could brush their teeth.

By Kathleen Parker , June 02, 2011

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OPINION: Give me any day in May

When you’re young and farm born, May isn’t so much a month as a carnival; a pleasant stretch that’s no longer spring but not quite summer, a time heavy with little other than possibilities.

By Alan Guebert , May 26, 2011

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THUNE: Work begins on another US farm bill

Representing South Dakota’s agriculture producers continues to be one of my highest priorities in the Senate as I begin work on my third farm bill since being elected to Congress.

By US Sen. John Thune , May 26, 2011

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GEORGE WILL: GOP has a chance, if the right race is run

WASHINGTON — Asked three weeks ago if he would like to run for president, Mitch Daniels replied, “What sane person would like to?”

By George Will , May 26, 2011

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