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08/2007
The Wrapup (08/31/07)
The Index File is back. We proudly give you the only right answer from last time ... and then present a spanking-new Minnesota history question. We end the show with a tune by jazz great Charles Lloyd who performed in the tpt studios this week in the year 2000.
The Political Week that Was (08/31/07)
A possible special session ... a new presidential caucus date ... and the arrest in Minnesota of a U.S. Senator have made this anything but a sleepy August news week. Republican panelists Fritz Knaak and David Strom mix it up with Democrats Ember Reichgott Junge and Andy Dawkins.
A New Brain Test? (08/31/07)
Dr. Apostolos Georgapoulus from the U of M (and the V.A.) has pioneered the use of a new brain imaging test that may hold great promise in the diagnosis of a range of serious brain disorders.
Eagles on Rainy Lake (08/31/07)
Meet someone who's devoted his life to researching and caring for the eagles on Rainy Lake. It's the first in a series of stories by Mary Lahammer about the remarkable lake that straddles Minnesota's border with Canada.
"An Average Family" (08/31/07)
That's the name of a play making its world premiere next month at the Children's Theatre Company. Playwright Larissa FastHorse talks about how her experiences growing up in South Dakota shape the play.
A Voice for Design (08/31/07)
Tom Oslund wants to make sure that design remains a strong consideration in the rebuilding of the 35W bridge.
State Schools Report Card (08/31/07)
The latest yearly progress reports were released late Thursday and many Minnesota schools slipped. State Education Commissioner Alice Seagren explains.
The Monologue (08/31/07)
More musings by cartoonist David Gillette.
Almanac - August 31, 2007 (08/31/07)
The Monologue (08/31/07)
More musings by cartoonist David Gillette.
State Schools Report Card (08/31/07)
The latest yearly progress reports were released late Thursday and many Minnesota schools slipped. State Education Commissioner Alice Seagren explains.
A Voice for Design (08/31/07)
Tom Oslund wants to make sure that design remains a strong consideration in the rebuilding of the 35W bridge.
"An Average Family" (08/31/07)
That's the name of a play making its world premiere next month at the Children's Theatre Company. Playwright Larissa FastHorse talks about how her experiences growing up in South Dakota shape the play.
Eagles on Rainy Lake (08/31/07)
Meet someone who's devoted his life to researching and caring for the eagles on Rainy Lake. It's the first in a series of stories by Mary Lahammer about the remarkable lake that straddles Minnesota's border with Canada.
A New Brain Test? (08/31/07)
Dr. Apostolos Georgapoulus from the U of M (and the V.A.) has pioneered the use of a new brain imaging test that may hold great promise in the diagnosis of a range of serious brain disorders.
The Political Week that Was (08/31/07)
A possible special session ... a new presidential caucus date ... and the arrest in Minnesota of a U.S. Senator have made this anything but a sleepy August news week. Republican panelists Fritz Knaak and David Strom mix it up with Democrats Ember Reichgott Junge and Andy Dawkins.
The Wrapup (08/31/07)
The Index File is back. We proudly give you the only right answer from last time ... and then present a spanking-new Minnesota history question. We end the show with a tune by jazz great Charles Lloyd who performed in the tpt studios this week in the year 2000.
Franken v. Ciresi at the Fair
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