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When we think about health care
Of all the words I’ve read about health care reform over the past year or so, here are some that really stick in my craw.
Read MoreLafayette Square’s biggest obstacle
In this issue of NUVO, Sarah Layden writes about the “Celebrate the Difference” parade taking place this Saturday in the Lafayette Square Area.
Read MoreA better way of learning
“The Wonder of Learning” is an exhibit about the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood learning that’s currently on view at the State House. That’s right: the Statehouse.
Read MoreCorporate threats
A couple of weeks ago I was in Bean Blossom for a bluegrass festival at the park Bill Monroe created over 40 years ago. It’s an idyllic spot.
Read MoreArts kerfuffle
President Obama’s critics are saying a recent flap over comments made by a now ex-spokesperson for the National Endowment For the Arts during a conference call are typical of the Obama administratio
Read MoreThe jobless recovery
There was a grocery store in Broad Ripple where customers used a keypad to ring up their sales and bagged their own purchases if they didn’t want to wait in line for traditional cashier service.
Read MoreCanal crisis
Some ideas are so bad they’re laughable. Unless, of course, some deluded soul tries to turn one of them into a reality other people have to live with.
Read MoreMultitasking and meaning
When my son was in middle school, one of his teachers began the school year with a speech she made to all her students and their parents.
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