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History buff Joseph Sabroski argues that the assassination was the work of the CIA and the Pentagon.

Joseph Sabroski

Why do so many Americans reject Oswald as the lone, deranged assassin and look to conspiracy theories? There must be another explanation.

William Miller

	The New Graduate School Is a bachelor’s degree enough, today What kind of graduate programs do our local schools offer? Tony Bennett
	Going Back to College as an Adult It’s not an easy step to make, going back to college as an adult. Aside from fitting in class time into one’s work and/or parenting schedule, there are the inevitable worries about being seen as an outsider, an interloper, the “weird old person” in class. There’s good news, though, for those students who may have been referred to as “non-traditional,” once upon a time: traditions have changed. Tony Bennett
	Colleges Get Ready for New Arrivals How is the fall semester planned out if school essentially never stops? We wondered how administrators and educators at our local colleges smoothly ramp up into the fall in an era in which the summer doesn’t offer as much time for rest and reflection. by Tony Bennett
	On Stage For an area its size, Duluth has a wide variety of options available for theater fans. In addition to places like the Playground, Teatro Zuccone, and the Playhouse, the local colleges also offer a steady stream of productions, attracting crowds from all over the region. But it’s important to remember that they also serve an important role to students who need to gain experience acting or doing behind-the-scenes technical work. Tony Bennett
	Summer at the Colleges Tony Bennett talks about what the "college town" can provide in the summer. Tony Bennett