LETTERS
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It was gratifying to see in Wednesday’s (Feb. 3) Forum an item from the Wild Rice Watershed District advocating for retention facilities on the tributaries to the Red River.By Darrel Moe , February 09, 2010
Be wary of slick conservatives
I doubt I would get much of an argument from my conservative friends in proclaiming Ronald Reagan a true champion of conservatism by ushering in an era of low taxes and deregulation.By Phil Reisenauer , February 09, 2010
North Dakotans pull together to help every part of our state
The year 2009 was significant for Fargo and the Red River Valley.
By Dave Piepkorn , February 09, 2010
Cramer’s flips make one dizzy
All of the erratic statements coming from U.S. House candidate Kevin Cramer are starting to make me dizzy.By Billie Diver , February 08, 2010
North Dakota's prosperity is Republican
In a letter to the editor Jan. 24, Bruce Hagan of Bismarck asked how you pay for necessary programs, reduce America’s deficit and debt and cut taxes.By Caren Mikesh , February 08, 2010
Something better about TV listings
I don’t know what The Forum changed, but the TV listings are easier to read.By John Briggs , February 08, 2010
Three C’s for Rourke museum
Visionary: –noun: A person of unusually keen foresight. While the Moorhead City Council reviews details of the lease for the Rourke Art Museum to determine who pays for repairing the roof, I suggest a new conversation.By Jeff Nyquist , February 07, 2010
What’s going on at NDSU?
North Dakota State University students, alumni and faculty! What is going on with our university?By Geoff Solomonson , February 07, 2010
Columnist needs to chill a bit
It is hard to know where to begin to respond to Jane Ahlin’s commentary on Jan. 31. She is obviously attempting to discredit everything about the Super Bowl ad featuring Tim Tebow and his mother, Pam.By Lois Undseth , February 07, 2010
Day is coming when the truth will triumph
Kudos to The Forum and columnist Jane Ahlin (Jan. 31) for conveying to us precisely the No. 1 reason why the pro-life movement is gaining ground across America, namely, the complete lack of substance behind the ideals of left-wing liberalism.By Bob Brown , February 07, 2010
Ahlin is wrong about pro-lifers
In her Jan. 31 column, Jane Ahlin states: “Folks who want to end all abortion avoid the complexities of problem pregnancies and instead, vacillate between threats/bullying and happy talk, while pushing into every facet of American life.”By Jeff Bozovsky , February 07, 2010
What better day for family issue?
I take issue with Jane Ahlin’s column (Jan. 31) titled: “Coming soon to a Super Bowl game near you: abortion issue.” She criticizes the decision of “the CBS mucky mucks” to allow a pro-life commercial sponsored by Focus on the Family.By Victor Balke , February 07, 2010
Abortion is about the culture of life
In response to Jane Ahlin’s commentary on Jan. 31: I submit to you that the issue of abortion is a cultural issue and not a political one.By Vasantha Soori , February 07, 2010
Gov. John Hoeven really a Marxist
I have been reading political letters and blogs from across the state wondering if Gov. John Hoeven is really a conservative deep down.By Cory Christofferson , February 07, 2010
More pettiness from Democrats
Another Democratic Party- generated attack letter aimed at Gov. John Hoeven is making its way into the papers.By Pam Younggren , February 07, 2010
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1934: Kid Admits Being Full of Mischief to Santa
Marilynn Anne McCann, of Lismore, was 2 when she admitted being full of mischief in 1934, meaning a parent or sibling probably wrote the letter.
1934: Wanting Underwear for Christmas
Although (most) children now consider underwear to be a lame gift, plenty of children asked for underwear in 1934. Possibly the Great Depression
1934: Globe Owner Wants Car
I believe James Vance owned the Daily Globe at one point; I'm not sure if he ever got his electric car, though. I love the way Helen Vance (James' s
1959: If I Ruled the Nation, I Would Oppress Women!
Pain, Desertion and the Letters of Famous Persons
Think your office chair is uncomfortable?
Would you like to sit on a cactus, sharpened pencils (pointed rumpwards), melted cheese, a steel be
1959: Dear Abby Advises Push-Up Bra
Dear Abby seems to be telling this 15-year-old girl with a flat chest to buy a push-up bra in 1959.
1944: Peace Psychosis
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