Greg Kesich: Information overload may be a conspiracy to dumb us down

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Published
June 10, 2015

Greg Kesich: Information overload may be a conspiracy to dumb us down

With too many details to comprehend, we eliminate what doesn't fit with our preconceived notions.
Published
May 31, 2015

Greg Kesich: What’s under the hat?

Glenn Cummings, USM's new president, will have figure out the trick of making public higher education work in the information age.
Published
May 20, 2015

Greg Kesich: After enduring 279 seconds of hate, listener deserves equal time

Fortunately, the anonymous caller opposed to immigration doesn't get to decide who's allowed into the country.
Published
April 22, 2015

Greg Kesich: Great Northern mill ‘rescue’ no boon to Maine, though investors pocket millions

What if the state had spent $16 million in Millinocket and East Millinocket instead of supporting a tax credit program?
Published
April 15, 2015

Greg Kesich: Trading places: Sen. Collins, Gov. LePage should swap seats

As governor, Susan Collins could cut a deal on tax reform; as U.S. senator, Paul LePage would relish Capitol Hill's bombast.
Published
April 8, 2015

Greg Kesich: Government assistance benefits more than the usual suspects

Tax breaks aid those who have mortgages, company health plans and can afford college costs.
Published
April 1, 2015

Greg Kesich: Pastor’s fall from grace shows limits of doing the right thing

We can only watch as Rev. Jay Reinke tries to help the homeless amid the oil boom in North Dakota.
Published
March 25, 2015

Greg Kesich: Residents of Portland have to get past their aversion to growth

We tend to resist change, but we'd all benefit from letting businesses expand and adding places to live.
Published
March 18, 2015

Greg Kesich: Inputs, outputs and other signs of higher education’s real value

A roommate, a meal plan, a seat in a lecture hall – and prestige – may be what we really pay for.
Published
March 11, 2015

Greg Kesich: Maine officials’ racial jokes show lack of progress

A state senator and Republican county chairman feel no shame about sharing humor that demeans.