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THEIRS: Montana needs new ideas for affordable college education

Missoulian (Mont.)

As student debt rises, higher education in Montana remains a relatively good deal compared with other states. The next legislative session – a…
October 22, 2014 6:30 am(0)
GOOD, BAD & UGLY: Ebola treatment has home-grown roots

Journal editorial board

THE GOOD: How exciting that a possible treatment for Ebola patients is being developed by a company, ImmutriX Therapeutics, founded by a Rapid…
October 21, 2014 7:30 am(0)
CARROLL: Beetle areas prioritized

Frank Carroll Journal columnist

There’s a change coming to the Black Hills National Forest and interspersed private lands. After years of protracted war in the woods, leaders…
October 21, 2014 6:30 am(0)

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Editorials

THEIRS: A better response on concussions

Congratulations and appreciation are due to Lincoln Public Schools for being the first school district in the state to have concussion management teams on the job at its high schools.

Oct 12

EDITORIAL: League change for Rush comes at key time
Oct 11

THEIRS: Solve teacher shortage now
Oct 10

THEIRS: School districts should look for efficiencies
Oct 9

EDITORIAL: Find a way to keep both Thursday events going
Oct 8

THEIRS: Working to solve reservation problems
Oct 7

GOOD, BAD & UGLY: storm recovery admirable
Oct 6

THEIRS: Time to review sentencing of offenders

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In his Journal column of Sept. 30, “Energy Grid Not Free For All,” Frank Carroll accuses electric utility customers with solar power of “wanting their cake and eating it too.” He parrots the utility-industry argument that grid-connected solar…

Oct 21

CARROLL: Beetle areas prioritized
Oct 20

NOEM: Debunking myths about Diabetes
Oct 19

MERCER: You can bet there will be more gambling
Oct 18

FORUM: We need to move past the status quo
Oct 18

FORUM: When a 'joke' is not a joke
Oct 17

ROOKS: Finding God in the Canyon
Oct 16

KENT: Native American cowboys and dancers

National Columnists

MARCUS: A most forgettable election

WASHINGTON | The closing days of a closely fought election rarely offer uplifting moments, but the 2014 season has been particularly dreary, nearly devoid of content and high on unedifying spectacle.