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The Goby and the Lamprey
Standing along the Duluth harbor in view of the Duluth lift bridge last Thursday afternoon, I found myself doing something rather out-of-the ordinary – fishing. Oh, fishing is nothing new to me – it was the location. I’d never before … Continue reading
Tagged Duluth, fishing, invasive species, minnesota, Round Goby, Travel, ULAA
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The excitement, anticipation builds
I had intended to write a few online blogs this week about my recent experiences in Washington, D.C., but aside from sharing a story and several photos of the cherry blossoms, I simply ran out of time and energy. My … Continue reading
Cherry Blossoms in D.C.
Over the course of the next few days I will share more about my trip to Washington, D.C., as part of the University of Minnesota’s U-Lead Advisory Academy. I must start, however, with the story of the National Cherry Blossom … Continue reading
D.C. and the question of ethics
I realized it was probably time to go home and take a nap when, on Friday afternoon, my computer let me know it didn’t like the word “analyzation.†I had to ask a coworker if analyzation was a word, and … Continue reading
Tagged ethics, journalism, legislators, Travel, ULAA, washington D.C., work
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Double time in D.C.
When I signed on to take part in the U-Lead Advisory Academy seven months ago, little did I know I would be traveling to our nation’s capital city, Washington, D.C., twice within the span of 25 days. In eight days, … Continue reading
