Dorso Column: Reflecting On Important Issues In The Legislature
As usual the second half of the legislative session is when the more controversial legislation begins to get a lot...
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Question of the Week: Will the ND Senate Pass Higher Ed Reform?
On Friday, the North Dakota House of Representatives made some key decisions on the future of higher education governance in...
Nothing Makes Liberals Fiscally Conservative Like The Idea Of Defending States Rights
On Friday, with no small amount of drama, North Dakota's state Senate passed two laws restricting abortion. One would prohibit...
George Will: "Opposition To Gay Marriage Is Literally Dying"
I've written before, to the consternation of many conservative readers of this site, that the GOP's on-going opposition to gay...
Cost Of Stipends And Waivers To Full-Time North Dakota College Students: $1,684
This week North Dakota's universities will testify before the House Education Committee, chaired by outspoken higher education critic Rep. Bob...
SAB Legislative Hall Of Shame Week 10: Senator Connie Triplett
We skipped last week in the Hall of Shame awards because it was a short week coming off of the...
A Governor-Appointed Chancellor Can Lose Us Accreditation, But Not Hundreds Of Phony Degress?
At the Grand Forks Herald today, the editorial board engages in a bit of fear-mongering over proposed changes to how...
North Dakotans Shouldn't Have To Live In A Surveillance State
It got overshadowed a bit by a couple of victories on the pro-life front, but the cause of civil liberties...
SAB's Top Five From The Last Week, Open Thread
Here are the top five posts by page views from the week that was: What The Fargo Forum Thinks Of...
Guest Post: Efforts To Reform North Dakota's Pharmacy Law Seem To Have Fizzled
Over the last five years or so, the subject of North Dakota’s unique pharmacy ownership law have been debated in...
