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THE DULLUM FILE Terry's Book Club Selection
That big orange logo can mean only one thing. Actually, it can mean two things. One, Oprah's lawyers haven't ordered us to cease and desist using it yet. And two, with summer just about here,it's tim...
Posted on 5/25/12 at 8:23 PM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE I Am (amazon) Woman -- Hear Me Roar
It was -- literally -- a small thing that I wanted, but my entire family gaped at me in horror, as if I had brightly announced, "I think I'll sell my body on the streets to pick up a little pin money...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 1:32 PM
COACH CAROLYN Find Your Strengths
Most of you think that focusing on your weaknesses and improving them is the path to improved performance.The data showthat about 60% of Americans believe this and its even higher in a few other count...
Posted on 5/8/12 at 11:40 AM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! The Hunger for Death
Would you pay to watch 24 children kill each other? I did, this weekend, when I bought a ticket to "The Hunger Games," which is playing at our local theater in Jamestown. Now obviously no children we...
Posted on 5/2/12 at 10:00 AM
FARGO PUBLIC LIBRARY Early Literacy Workshops for Parents and Caregivers Next Week
Want to help your baby or preschooler develop strong language skills and a lifelong love of reading? The Fargo Public Library is offering a Babies & Books: Early Literacy Workshops for parents and...
Posted on 4/19/12 at 12:47 PM
In ‘Drift,’ Maddow dings Congress as ineffective 
Rising from their seats en masse, the liberal faithful at Beverly Hills’ Saban Theatre greeted Rachel Maddow like parishioners welcoming a mega-church pastor.
By Reed Johnson, Los Angeles Times , April 21, 2012
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Dorothy Collins’ garden clippings collected in book
As anyone living in the Red River Valley can attest, gardening in one of the coldest climates of the United States isn’t easy.
By Forum staff reports , April 21, 2012
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If your book club is reading 'Fifty Shades of Grey,' SheSays wants to talk to you
Is your book club reading "Fifty Shades of Grey?" We'd like to talk to you for a story in SheSays.
By Forum staff reports , April 17, 2012
Review: The Titanic is launched anew
Few tragedies have captivated generations like the Titanic.
There’s something about the disaster’s enormity and unlikeliness, coupled with the hubris that brought it about and the horrors that came afterward, that have made the Titanic a subject of enduring fascination even 100 years since it sunk in April 1912, killing 1,496 of the 2,208 people aboard.
By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times (MCT) , April 14, 2012
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Mathison: Author aims to reignite your inner spark
Albert Schweitzer once said, “In everyone’s life, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those who rekindle the inner spirit.”
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices blogger , April 11, 2012
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Apple, publishers conspired to fix e-book prices, lawsuits say
WASHINGTON - Former Apple Inc. Chief Executive Steve Jobs and top executives at five major book publishers illegally conspired to raise the prices of e-books, costing consumers tens of millions of dollars, federal and state officials alleged in antitrust lawsuits filed Wednesday.
By Los Angeles Times , April 11, 2012
Vowell sounds: Author, radio personality Sarah Vowell brings book tour, distinct voice to Fargo Theatre
MOORHEAD - Knowing Sarah Vowell’s dry wit and self-effacing sense of humor helps you decipher her answer to the question, “What are you up to?” Speaking from her New York home she says, “I’m kind of a travelling salesman for the foreseeable future.”
By John Lamb , April 10, 2012
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A detective for all seasons: Course to examine evolution of Sherlock Holmes character
FARGO – In the world of literature, Sherlock Holmes is still considered the greatest detective of all time; but even he might have trouble deducing why he’s so popular right now.
By Sam Benshoof , April 09, 2012
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Moorhead native writes manual on how to be a successful and sane stay-at-home mother
FARGO - Shannon Hyland-Tassava knows there are moments in stay-at-home mothering where it feels like you won’t make it through the day. When moms feel lonely and overwhelmed and stressed out. And then there are moments of wondrous joy.
By Sherri Richards , April 09, 2012
Hot topics: ‘Me’ or ‘We’: A generational debate
Now comes another skirmish in the generation wars, the fight about whether post-boomers are selfish, moneygrubbing fame seekers – the “Me” Generation – or confident, group-oriented volunteers – the “We” Generation.
By Source: Philadelphia Inquirer , April 07, 2012
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When kids kill: 3 recent novels explore a parent’s nightmare
CHICAGO – There is a hierarchy of personal catastrophe, an informal but definitive ranking of all the terrible things that can happen, moving through categories that might be labeled “Worst Thing” to “Next-Worst Thing” to “Next-to-Next Worst Thing” and on down the line. At the upper end of that list, most people would probably agree, is losing a child. The world’s normal order – parents predeceasing children – is upended.
By Julia Keller, Chicago Tribune (MCT) , April 07, 2012
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‘Three Cups’ author mismanaged group
Investigation finds he spent millions in charity money on vacations, personal itemsHELENA, Mont. – “Three Cups of Tea” author Greg Mortenson mismanaged the nonprofit organization he co-founded to build schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan, according to an investigative report released Thursday.
By Matt Volz, Associated Press , April 05, 2012
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Moorhead’s new generation breaking librarian stereotype
MOORHEAD - Sitting amid the long, narrow book stacks of the public library, Nicole Thistlewood, with her hair recently dyed a bright shade of pink, looks a little out of place.
By Sam Benshoof , April 02, 2012
Bible as software presents the word from every angle
BELLINGHAM, Wash. – It might come as a surprise to some that this city of 81,000, known more for banning plastic bags than as a center of religion, is headquarters to the world’s leading producer of Bible software.
By Erik Lacitis, The Seattle Times , April 02, 2012
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Would you let your teen have sex at home?
By her own definition, it’s been “quite a ride” the past few months for sociologist Amy T. Schalet, author of “Not Under My Roof: Parents, Teens, and the Culture of Sex.”
By Theresa Walker, The Orange County Register , March 31, 2012
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