The City of Bismarck has had some controversial issues in the past. But a recent proposal to build a “Bismarck Central Pathway” from the downtown area to the Riverfront is simply astonishing. A temporary “Pop-Up Path” to demonstrate the route [read more…]
Last week social media was a buzz when the story broke about 40-year-old West Fargo Sheyenne High School teacher, Elizabeth Doster, resigning amid allegations that she partied with students and provided them alcohol. A September 15th Bismarck Tribune article reported [read more…]
A few days ago, the Gainesville Police Department in Florida posted the following picture of three of its officers on its Facebook page with this caption: “Officers Nordman, Hamill and Rengering…part of the night crew getting ready to do some [read more…]
Plagiarism– Noun. The practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own. If your education was anything like mine, you were taught from grade school through college that plagiarism is an unacceptable [read more…]
Last week the Grand Fork’s Herald published an article called “Educational Expense”. I was fascinated by it, because it covered a topic I had been looking into the week before– the cost of per pupil funding for education in North [read more…]
Due to a growing number of Somali refugees in North Dakota – who also happen to be Muslim – it is only to be expected that cultural differences are going to surface from time to time. And for some residents [read more…]
Notice: This article contains pictures not suitable for children. “If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.”— Desmond Tutu I’ve taken some heat in the past for articles. And that’s [read more…]
I am not a fan of zoning ordinances. The idea that a government entity can dictate to a property owner what they can and cannot do with their own property – when they are not harming anyone – is repulsive [read more…]
I had a reader of The Minuteman recently send me an inquiry about my thoughts on Williston High School’s Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program. More specifically, they wondered if I thought it was constitutional on a state level. Since [read more…]
Energy Transfer Partners (ETP) – the company responsible for the Dakota Access Pipeline – filed a lawsuit this week against multiple environmental organizations. Among other things, ETP claims the groups carried out “a campaign of misinformation for purposes of increasing [read more…]
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