Following the reëlection of President Barack Hussein Obama, various captains of industry vented their grief by asserting that they would not be able to do as much business as they would have if that man of their own stripe, Mitt…
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Jana and I are quite happy to see the Affordable Care Act working just the way we expected to end job lock. We are dismayed to see the media working as we have come to expect, getting the story wrong…
A new survey finds school superintendents across South Dakota telling ostrichian Republican legislators, "No, really: South Dakota is short on teachers!" The survey, prepared by USD professor Mark Baron in collaboration with the Associated School Boards and the School Administrators…
I'm reading the report on "Placement Outcomes of Regental Graduates" discussed by the South Dakota Board of Regents at their meeting a couple weeks ago. The report does not address all of the questions blogger Jim Sheehan and I raised…
My Vulcan friend Jim Sheehan reads the December 5 press release from the Board of Regents and finds it illogical: ...[T]he South Dakota Board of Regents... predicts a shortage of home grown college graduates to meet a projected demand from…
Here's the most positive spin I can shine on the failure of Governor Daugaard's job recruitment initiative: when Denny makes a mistake, he at least has the good sense to admit it and change course. Sometimes. In 2012, Governor Dennis…
Marion Michael Rounds claims that his Senate primary opponents aren't working hard enough. Annette Bosworth may be working hard making cardboard replicas of Rounds, but she's evidently not working hard enough back at her clinic to make payroll. I have…