I was 26 when I got my first tattoo. I was a newlywed and settling in to my role as a wife, taking on new challenges at work and grieving the loss of a friend. It was the perfect time to permanently ink my body.
I didn’t know whether I wanted to write this column with my usual brand of flippant irony or be awash in sentimental sincerity, so I’m going to use a mix of both. It’s my column, I can do whatever I want, deal with it.
On September 26, we held an open house for legislators to meet student leaders, faculty and staff and tour our campus facilities. A big thank you to Senators John Hoffman, Ann Rest and Warren Limmer, and Representatives Michael Nelson and Fue Lee who were able to join us! Students shared con…
Job statistics can be mercurial, especially the more often you measure them. One month’s job-loss chill can be followed by a white-hot month of gains.
Regardless of our differing political views, all Minnesotans should be unhappy with the final result of this year’s session of the Minnesota Legislature.
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