We have a citizen Legislature, and the public is reflected in its Legislature. Most people probably would prefer to be governed by someone with a little more experience, a little more education. I think most people would.
It's really important for people to realize that this isn't old news because some people think the genocide had stopped. They're like 'I heard about that in 2003, and it's 2006 now.' It's still happening.
We have had people calling since the day we closed down.
We've already made contact with people in Louisiana, ... Bring in a new toy or book and we'll see that it gets shipped down there.
I hear people complaining every time I come out of the place, but I really like Dr. Palmer and (they) never disrespected me in any way. But I think overcharging someone for four white pieces of paper, $100, is a whole lot.
In 1955, the nation was still largely industrialized, and South Dakota was an agricultural state. A high-school education was a good level of attainment. Now, to be a player in an information economy, people need more education.