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Articles by T. J. Nagel
Roads, potholes: Where were citizens?
There has been a public outcry online, phone calls to elected officials and venting between friends and neighbors. This prompted a few articles, as well as a response from our public servants who assigned road conditions as an item of business at the council meeting.
Library board: Decide members by vote
To the editor,There will soon be three open seats on the Grand Forks Library Board. In the past, the City Council has appointed five seats. One council member and one county commissioner complete the seven-person board.I am encouraging the City Council to amend the city code and elect the five appointees....
Letter: Keep adventure and beauty alive
Using your power of choice, here is Choice A: Do you want to go see a fish, birds, art, big, happy trees, flowers, rocks, see an eagle fly by, listen to some live music in the Alley of Love, check out two other parks by the Magic Alley of Love, grab a pizza and draw and color outside, play some games, walk our doggie, grab a book from the Arbor Park Library and read some together?"Then, we could take a break and walk to the local shops to do some fun shopping.
Adam Cureton, Prudence and Responsibility to Self in an Identity Crisis - PhilPapers
A comprehensive theory of rational prudence would explain how a person should adjudicate among the conflicting interests of her past, present, future and counterfactual selves. For example, when a person is having an identity crisis, perhaps because she has suddenly become disabled, she may be left with no sense of purpose to keep her going.
LETTER: In Grand Forks, downtown-library logic falls apart
In most of the recent letters favoring a downtown library, the writers criticize anti-downtown-library people for thinking critically and asking questions. The downtowners also like to describe anyone who wants to use the land taxpayers already own as people who fear change and simply oppose everything from the boat ramp and dog park to the dike.This fails Logic 101.
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