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Good Health in Motion Michigan Tech Researcher Advises: Keep It Moving
Since he once worked with Olympic athletes, you might think that physiologist Steve Elmer would be all about “bigger, faster, stronger.” Read more
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Lake Superior Journal: Get Along Lil’ Fishes, Wrangling in a Different Kind of Rodeo
The Loch Superior Monster – it had to be 10 feet long – wacked hard into my legs and swept my partner completely off her feet, dumping her into the swift-flowing water. Read more
JOHN SHIBLEY / LSSU
STEM Ready. It Looks Like Fun, But Really, It’s Science
There has always been a sure-fire way to interest kids in science. Just blow something up. Read more
Jessica Hehir / WITC
Get a Job: Local Career Advisors' Top Tips
You’ve completed your studies, tossed that mortar board hat into the air, thanked your family for their congratulations and now … well, now comes the hard part. Read more
Courtesy Michigan Tech
Engineering Better Health
Science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke once said, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Research coming out of Michigan Tech could create medical wonders, and highlighted here are a few of those innovations. Read more
Around the Circle This Week: Walloped
Snow and high winds batter the region; Duluth sets a record for April snowfall; Visit Duluth announces more day sail tickets for Tall Ships 2013; the Wisconsin Lake Superior Scenic Byway opens; and a look at upcoming events. Read more
Around the Circle This Week: Dogged
The Apostle Island Sled Dog Race concludes; the mystery barrel saga continues; Minnesota cancels its 2013 moose hunt; restaurants battle for the Best Pizza on the Bay title; and a look at the week ahead. Read more
Feb 8, 2013 5:03 PM Superior Notes
Friday
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
April South-Olson: Points of Interest-
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Art & Exhibitions History
"Our Place in Time: 1918 Revisited"-
Saturday
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Food & Drink History Kids & Family This & That
A Children’s Home Easter-
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
April South-Olson: Points of Interest-
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Art & Exhibitions History
"Our Place in Time: 1918 Revisited"-
Sunday
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Food & Drink
Easter Brunch at Waves Cafe-
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
April South-Olson: Points of Interest-
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Art & Exhibitions History
"Our Place in Time: 1918 Revisited"-
Monday
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
April South-Olson: Points of Interest-
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Art & Exhibitions History
"Our Place in Time: 1918 Revisited"-
Tuesday
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
April South-Olson: Points of Interest-
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Art & Exhibitions History
"Our Place in Time: 1918 Revisited"-
Wednesday
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
April South-Olson: Points of Interest-
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Art & Exhibitions History
"Our Place in Time: 1918 Revisited"-
Thursday
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Art & Exhibitions Education & Learning
April South-Olson: Points of Interest-
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Art & Exhibitions History
"Our Place in Time: 1918 Revisited"-
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Leonard Chandler | Great Lake Destinations
I was a Lake Superior student living in the Sault, but will never forget that storm and that night.
Brenda Thom | A Night to Remember: A Newsman and a Sailor Recall When the Fitz Went Down
Mojakka is a fish soup originating in the region of Kalajoki, Finland and dating back to the days w
Randy Karpinen | Recipe Box: Making Mojakka
Big Lake storm – why not put in buffer strips in Duluth? All the farm land ditches have them.
Joyce Lobitz | Around the Circle This Week: October 12, 2018
Is there a schedule or list of speakers/topics available for this year's McDougall's Dream?
Ray Horton | McDougall’s Dream