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In an earlier review of "Blade Runner," I wrote; "It looks fabulous, it uses special effects to create a new world of its own, but it is thin in its human story." This seems a strange complaint, given that so much of the movie concerns who is, and is not, human, and what it means to be human anyway. Even one character we can safely assume is human, the reptilian Tyrell, czar of the corporation which manufactures replicants, strikes me as a possible replicant. And of the hero,...

Fargo Public Library director Tim Dirks discussed where things stand nearly five weeks from the deadline to comply with new North Dakota laws.

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In his retirement, Wencil Dusek would visit the library and read the Wall Street Journal and New York Times financial sections to check on his investments.

Director Tim Dirks says they saw an 8 percent increase in checkouts in October compared to the same timeframe last year.

A heat shock protein protects the cells against protein clumping. It degrades, however, over longer treatment periods.

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Eggers will host a screening of a documentary about the Rapid City schools' ban at the Fargo Theatre on Sunday.

WDAY News Reporter Sara Bien-Aime talked with local leaders about the issues they're facing.

“I’m probably going to live into my 90s whether I like it or not,” librarian Steve Hubbard joked, “and I’ll probably work here as long as I am healthy enough to do.”