In the early 1980s, I attended graduate school at Brown University. Then, only two Soviet-born and raised students were at Brown. I was from Kiev… Continue reading
Compromise is the right thing to do and they should do it.
What about “Always Thinking” or “Always Working” or just “Always Building Coalitions for Alaska.”
I’ve been thinking about Pat White’s recent My Turn, Is anyone else concerned about the upcoming cruise season? Pat asks, “Isn’t a million (visitors) enough”?… Continue reading
Last Friday, the state Supreme Court affirmed that state Rep. Jennifer Armstrong, D-Anchorage, did not violate the Alaska Constitution three-year residency requirement to run for… Continue reading
At a Dec. 19 Committee of the Whole work session, City Manager Rorie Watt requested the CBJ Assembly approve an appropriation for $200,000 (subsequently raised… Continue reading
Juneau hunters take note!
I encourage the Juneau School District to support the swift conclusion of negotiations.
Sometime in the 1970s, the U.S. Forest Service published a multipage brochure for visitors to the Mendenhall Glacier. It described the glacier as “receding very… Continue reading
Losing more residents than a state gains is an indicator of trouble ahead.
If the pandemic has taught us anything it is how much we need each other. Businesses need workers. Children need teachers. The sick need doctors… Continue reading
We need to sustain this kind of investment.
Two years ago this week, supporters of then-President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol…
“Anything is possible” is an optimistic catch-phrase but it’s not a strategy.
As a community we can show solidarity…
Communist propaganda in the former Soviet Union was based on the Marxist–Leninist ideology to advocate for the Communist Party agenda. This propaganda was one of… Continue reading
