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October 3, 2011
Oysters, pumpkin, and coffee kick off October's week in food
Normally our week of food events has a running theme, like heaps of beer tastings or charity dinners. But this first week in October is full of random, which is just how we like it. You can get over your fear of bread, learn to make cheese, brew the perfect cup of coffee, and shuck an oyster all bet ... More >>
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August 24, 2011
Coffee: The World In Your Cup
Normally our week of food events has a running theme, like heaps of beer tastings or charity dinners. But this first week in October is full of random, which is just how we like it. You can get over your fear of bread, learn to make cheese, brew the perfect cup of coffee, and shuck an oyster all bet ... More >>
Blogs
October 19, 2010
U of M president skirted the details on Troubled Waters fiasco
"Troubled Waters" e-mails detail the story behind the public fiasco.In response to Minnesota Data Practice Act requests, the University of Minnesota unloaded a deluge of e-mails on reporters over the weekend related to the college's decision to cancel the "Troubled Waters" documentary last mo ... More >>
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September 24, 2010
"Troubled Waters" pollution documentary will run as scheduled
"Troubled Waters" will now be released as scheduledThe University of Minnesota didn't want you to see "Troubled Waters," a documentary on agricultural pollution in the Mississippi River. But it's going public anyway. Produced by the U's Bell Museum of Natural History, it represents years of ... More >>
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September 16, 2010
Agribusiness accused of plowing under U of M enviro film
Troubled Waters: You can't see it."Troubled Waters: A Mississippi River Story" is a damning documentary about agricultural pollution in the Big Muddy, produced by the University of Minnesota's Bell Museum of Natural History. But someone doesn't want you to see it.
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June 3, 2010
24-hour BioBlitz
Troubled Waters: You can't see it."Troubled Waters: A Mississippi River Story" is a damning documentary about agricultural pollution in the Big Muddy, produced by the University of Minnesota's Bell Museum of Natural History. But someone doesn't want you to see it.
Blogs
May 17, 2010
Sample Circuit, Perennial Plate, and more: Your foodie calendar
This week, do something special for all the ladies of the world. According to Hungry Planet: What the World Eats, an exhibit in its last week at the Bell Museum, women provide almost half of the world's agricultural labor. View photos, track food as it travels from field to fork, and learn other ... More >>
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February 12, 2010
Foodography: Charcuterie, Home cooking and Pre-historic dining
This week, Kate snacks chez Stewart Woodman and hits up Chris Olson's Evolution of Food dinner.
Blogs
March 23, 2009
The science of scent: One smelly researcher decodes it all
Why does the smell of lavender make you peacefully fall asleep while a whiff a rotting milk can bring your lunch right back where it came from?
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February 13, 2008
Listening for Frogs in Guyana
Why does the smell of lavender make you peacefully fall asleep while a whiff a rotting milk can bring your lunch right back where it came from?
Blogs
June 7, 2007
3 Questions for BioBlitz coordinator Jennifer Menkin
Why does the smell of lavender make you peacefully fall asleep while a whiff a rotting milk can bring your lunch right back where it came from?
News
June 6, 2007
How to Make Out at the Movies: Summer Cinema in the Rough
Why does the smell of lavender make you peacefully fall asleep while a whiff a rotting milk can bring your lunch right back where it came from?
Restaurants
April 11, 2007
Sugar Head
When Minneapolis restaurant critic Dennis Cass sets out to explore his own brain, the truth (almost) kills
Movies
September 13, 2006
Fall Arts Movies
When Minneapolis restaurant critic Dennis Cass sets out to explore his own brain, the truth (almost) kills
Blogs
January 5, 2006
1/5: Morning Communique
When Minneapolis restaurant critic Dennis Cass sets out to explore his own brain, the truth (almost) kills
Books
August 18, 1999
The Cougar Files
Does the big cat with the three-foot tail, fleet feet, and a taste for blood prowl the state?

Blogs

Oysters, pumpkin, and coffee kick off October's week in food

Calendar

Coffee: The World In Your Cup

Blogs

U of M president skirted the details on Troubled Waters fiasco

Blogs

"Troubled Waters" pollution documentary will run as scheduled

Blogs

Agribusiness accused of plowing under U of M enviro film

Calendar

24-hour BioBlitz

Blogs

Sample Circuit, Perennial Plate, and more: Your foodie calendar

Blogs

Foodography: Charcuterie, Home cooking and Pre-historic dining

Blogs

The science of scent: One smelly researcher decodes it all

Calendar

Listening for Frogs in Guyana

Blogs

3 Questions for BioBlitz coordinator Jennifer Menkin

News

How to Make Out at the Movies: Summer Cinema in the Rough

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Sugar Head

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1/5: Morning Communique

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