- Joe Soucheray
Joe Soucheray is a radio talk-show host syndicated throughout the American Midwest on the Hubbard Radio Network. He broadcasts his show "Garage Logic" from KSTP-AM 1500 in Saint Paul, Minnesota. It currently airs from 2 p.m to 5:30 p.m. CST Monday through Friday. His other show, Saturday Morning Sports Talk, airs on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon CST.
- Nick Coleman
Nicholas Joseph Coleman is a long time Minnesota journalist. He currently writes as a metro columnist for the "Star Tribune", the large circulation daily newspaper published in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Coleman is on his second stint at the Star Tribune, having begun his career there in the 1970’s. By happenstance, Coleman was in attendance when Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith made his infamous Waseca Lions Club speech in 1978.
- Jim Romenesko
Jim Romenesko (born September 16, 1953) is an American journalist who runs the blog Romenesko on the website of the non-profit journalism school the Poynter Institute. The blog provides daily news, commentary, and insider information about journalism and media and has become popular among professionals in the industry. Romenesko graduated from Marquette University and went to work for the "Milwaukee Journal", serving as a police reporter for the newspaper.
- Katherine Lanpher
Katherine Lanpher, born May 27, 1959, was until recently a talk radio personality, and previously an award-winning journalist and newspaper columnist for the Saint Paul Pioneer-Press. Her career includes internships with the Muskegon Chronicle, the Detroit Free Press and the Chicago Sun-Times, where she danced her way through an investigation of dance studios. She has written free-lance articles and columns for publications including the New York Times.
- Larry Millett
Larry Millett (b. 1947 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA) is an American journalist and author. He is the former (retired 2002) architectural critic for the "St. Paul Pioneer Press", a daily newspaper in St. Paul, Minnesota, and the author of several books on the history of architecture in Minnesota. He has also written a series of Sherlock Holmes mysteries set in the United States and Minnesota in the 1890s.
- Jan Gangelhoff
Janice M. Gangelhoff (July 17, 1948 –February 28, 2005) was an academic counselor at the University of Minnesota who was the primary whistleblower for the academic scandal of the men’s basketball team during the tenure of Coach Clem Haskins. From 1993 to 1998, Gangelhoff did more than 400 of pieces of coursework for student-athletes on the Golden Gophers basketball team. Additionally, she was paid $3,000 by Haskins to tutor Gopher player Antoine Broxsie in 1998.
- William S. King
Colonel William Smith King (December 16, 1828 - February 24, 1900) was a United States Representative from Minnesota from March 4, 1875 to March 3, 1877. He engaged in a variety of other activities, including journalism and surveying. He served as a Republican. King was born in Malone, New York in Franklin County where he grew up and attended the local schools and did agricultural work.
- Martin Moylan
- Gustav
- Matt Arens
Matt graduated from Purdue University with a B.S. in Financial Planning. He has followed small-cap stocks since he joined Kopp Investment Advisors in 1997, focusing in particular on the areas of Healthcare, Medical Devices and Life Sciences. Matt has been a featured speaker at the PricewaterhouseCoopers CFO Forum, and been published in BusinessWeek , Barron's , the Minneapolis StarTribune , and the St. Paul Pioneer Press .
- Chris Baldock
Nothing new here, just trying to work and make money for July 19, 2008!
- Brad Perlich
I am just a guy whose is alive right now, not dead. That is unless I was murdered and you're visiting the dead guy's myspace. I have or had a good job, working at a newspaper, something I always wanted to do, I'm also going or went to school and I have or had the hottest girlfriend in the world. All in all, I'd say I am or was ahead of where I thought I'd be at age 21, so I am happy or died happy.
- Amy Spillman
Well, it's been about a year since I've updated this...so no time like the present! I graduated from Purdue University in Dec. of 06 with a degree in Advertising and Public Relations. After which I packed up shop, took a sled pulled by huskies, and headed north to the frozen tundra more commonly known as Minnesota. I am currently an Account Executive for the St. Paul Pioneer Press which is the competitive newspaper of the Twin Cities.
- Sam Bergman
Sam Bergman Sam Bergman joined the viola section of the Minnesota Orchestra in February 2000, at the age of 23. A native of small-town Pennsylvania, he grew up studying violin and viola with some of the more prominent musicians in the Boston Symphony and Philadelphia Orchestra. He graduated from Oberlin Conservatory, where he studied under the truly outstanding team of Jeffrey Irvine and Lynne Ramsey, with whom he credits every professional success he has since enjoyed.
- Kaying Yang
KaYing Yang Executive Director, Southeast Asian Resource Action Center (SEARAC) KaYing Yang , the Executive Director of the Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC), was formerly the Executive Director of the Women’s Association of Hmong and Lao (WAHL) of St. Paul, Minnesota, a mutual assistance association.
- Cy Thao
Cy Thao Official website | www.cythao.com Re-elected as State Representative, Minnesota's District 65A Cy Thao Community activist Cy Thao was born in Laos, lived five years in a refugee camp, and raised in Minnesota. He graduated from the University of Minnesota in Morris with degrees in political science and studio art.
- Leticia
- Herb Greenberg
Herb Greenberg Herb Greenberg is senior columnist for MarketWatch. He joined MarketWatch after six years as senior columnist for TheStreet.com. He previously spent 10 years as a six-day-a-week business columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, where he was named a finalist in the Gerald R. Loeb Award for Financial Journalism for his coverage of the fraud surrounding Media Vision.
- Murali Balaji
Murali Balaji President Murali Balaji is a lecturer at Penn State and author of two books, including House of Tinder and The Professor and The Pupil: The Politics of W.E.B. Du Bois and Paul Robeson. He is also co-editor of Desi Rap, a soon-to-be-released book of essays examining the impact of hip-hop on South Asian Americans. Prior to joining Penn State, Murali taught at Temple University for two years.
- Mike Decaire
Mike Decaire Mike Decaire is a senior news-editorial and English major from North St. Paul, Minn. Mike served as executive editor of Drake University 's The Times-Delphic for the 1998-99 school year, and he has worked as a copy editor for the St. Paul Pioneer Press . He also has a personal Web site . In his spare time, Mike enjoys the poetry of Gary Soto, the music of Grant Lee Buffalo, the movies of Al Pacino and the humor of "The Simpsons."
- Kasandra Kuchenmeister
Kasandra Kuchenmeister is a highly adaptable professional with experience in both US and International projects. She has held a variety of roles as a software developer as well as project leadership and account management. Prior to joining the company as its first employee, she held a number of positions including circulation and database marketing, customer retention, special projects and advertising during a 10-year career at the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
- Andrea Peterson
Andrea had an immediate impact on the Gustie program, which had been successful before she arrived but has taken its success to new heights in Andrea’s era. She has captured the MIAC Player of the Year award in each of her first three seasons and likely will repeat again this year. No one has ever won the award four times in any sport.
- Linda Koestler
Linda Koestler is a passionate developer and patient teacher and leader, having 20 years of development experience that extends across a broad range of technologies. Prior to joining the company, she planned and led manufacturing systems enhancements and upgrades and had a 10-year career at the St. Paul Pioneer Press , where she was responsible for the planning and development of large internal applications.
- Gail Marksjarvis
Gail MarksJarvis Gail MarksJarvis is a personal finance columnist for the Chicago Tribune and the author of a new book, Saving for Retirement (Without Living Like a Pauper or Winning the Lottery), (Financial Times Press, 2007). Her column runs in newspapers throughout the country.
- George H. Singer
George's commercial practice includes negotiating senior and subordinated financing arrangements, structuring/restructuring debt and credit facilities, and analyzing legal issues arising under the Uniform Commercial Code and the United States Bankruptcy Code. He advises financial institutions and other financing companies on all aspects of structuring, documenting and enforcing secured transactions.
- Tom Prichard
Tom Prichard Tom Prichard serves as the President of the Minnesota Family Council, a pro-family, pro-life organization seeking to promote policies which strengthen and protect families. The MFC works in the media, legal, and legislative arenas, addressing issues such as marriage and family policies, religious liberties, parental rights, school choice, and more.
- Matt Arens
Matt Arens Executive Vice President Senior Portfolio Manager Matt graduated from Purdue University with a B.S. in Financial Planning. He has followed small-cap stocks since he joined Kopp Investment Advisors in 1997, focusing in particular on the areas of Healthcare, Medical Devices and Life Sciences.
- Chris Polydoroff
Chris Polydoroff Chris Polydoroff received his masters degree in photography from Ohio University and within the same week started working for the St. Paul Pioneer Press in June 1987. Before that, he was a Peace Corps Volunteer in the Philippines, having graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in cultural anthropology. While his first love is fine art photography, he has grown to love the variety of assignments he photographs for the Pioneer Press.
- Ben Garvin
Ben Garvin Ben Garvin joined the St. Paul Pioneer Press as a photojournalist in 2004. Previously, Ben worked for the Associated Press in New York City, the Christian Science Monitor in Boston, and at the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire where he was named “New Hampshire Photographer of the Year” for three years in a row. In 2004 he started an award-winning photo column at the Pioneer Press called Ant Farm that has told the stories of over 40 people in the Minnesota community.
- Sherri Larose-Chiglo
Sherri LaRose-Chiglo Sherri LaRose-Chiglo joined the St. Paul Pioneer Press as a photojournalist in 2002. Before moving to Minnesota, Sherri grew up in Knoxville, Tenn. , and graduated from Middle Tennessee State University in 1994 with a degree in mass communication. Her first job out of college was at the Douglas County Sentinel in Georgia before moving on to the Marietta Daily Journal and Columbus Ledger-Enquirer. View Sherri’s favorites.
- John Autey
John Autey John Autey joined the St. Paul Pioneer Press starting in the circulation department, then composing room and ad production in 1994. Autey then joined the photo department as a digital darkroom technician and regular photo contributor of the Outdoors section. View John’s favorites.
- Ben Ramsden
- Carol Crump
I am a 46 year old happily married woman living in VA. I have two step children.
- Carole Phipps
Senior director and internal consultant in leadership development and organizational effectiveness. Successful track record implementing major company-wide change initiatives and building business-aligned people processes and programs that achieve measurable results.
- Mark Reed
My goal is to provide high quality and fast service in the areas of print media and layout design. As far as experience goes I have been working in the Print Media field for going on 10 years and have a full range of experience with small press to Web press. I am well versed in color theory as well as resolution mechanis. I have worked on everything from Newspaper to Magazine advertising. I have also worked on and complete 2 RPG Book manuals, which can fall in the area of technical . . .
- Elizabeth Larsen
Elizabeth Larsen Larsen Elizabeth Larsen Elizabeth Larsen graduated from Barnard College with a B.A. in English. Her first publishing job was with Sassy magazine. She has been contributing editor and website editor at Utne Reader ; an editor and content coordinator of PioneerPlanet , the online service of the St. Paul Pioneer Press; and a producer at Twincities.sidewalk , an online arts and entertainment guide sponsored by Microsoft.
- Rob Bedeaux
- Robert D. Ebel
Robert D. Ebel is Deputy Chief Financial Officer and Chief Economist for the Washington, DC (District of Columbia) government. He is also, at present, a member of the Steering Committee of the Local Government and Public Sector Service Initiative, Open Society Institute, Budapest, and of the Panel of Experts of the Fiscal Affairs Division of the International Monetary Fund.
- Allison Kaplan
- Linda Lockhart