• 9/19/1983 Cabbage Patch Dolls are no threat to adoption.



• 2/8/1984 Challenger Tragedy Can Teach Eternal Lessons



• 9/29/92 TAMS TALK Drama Group gave a presentation that was sad and disturbing, not because it was intended to be but because they were decieved and decieving.



• 10/3/1994 Letter Regarding An Intelligent Dying Atheist



• 2/11/95 Public Broadcasting does much good but has strong bias in many areas.



• 12/5/95"Condoms Can't Protect The Heart" [Published in AAP News] The American Academy of Pediatrics does not serve children when it promotes so-called safe sex.



• 3/19/1998 Do Parental Notification Laws Hurt Teens?



• 5/16/1998 Artist Francis Bacon and the origin of homosexual attraction.



• 1/31/2000 To Star Tribune regarding Ellen Goodman's article on abortion

[published 2/18/00] Printed here with feedback from a reader.


• 2/12/2000 To Star Tribune regarding Rochester school bus driver



• 4/8/2000 To Gov. Ventura regarding his opposition to a 24 hour waiting period before abortion



• 7/14/2000 Evil: regarding the genocide in Rwanda and the Star Tribue's analysis of it.



• 7/30/2000 Center for the American Experiment is criticized



• 8/9/2000 Biased preview of the ex-gay conference "Love One Out."



• 8/13/2000 A good article on "Love One Out" accompanied by pictures only of the protestors.



• 8/20/2000 A Star Tribune reader thinks it is totally appropriate to fire a teacher for doubting Darwin.



• 9/1/2000 Why do gay men want to be Scout Leaders?



• 9/25/2000 The articles in a recent Infectious Diseases of Children show how much we have failed the present generation of youth.
[Published 1/2001]


• 1/3/2001 Is legalization the answer to the drug problem? (This letter was published in the Star Tribune.)



• 1/27/2001 School vouchers are portrayed as simply wrecking the schools, but there is more to it.



• 2/6/2001 Infectious Diseases of Children published my letter on promoting abstinence but found thee experts to experts to say, "yes, but".



• 2/7/2001 Does Virginity protect young girls from AIDS in Africa? Of course! So why can't American journalists see that?



• 4/3/2001 The Star Tribune showed the tragic consequences of teen sex, then directed teens to the agencies that are part of the problem.



• 5/30/2001 Infectious Diseases of Children published another objection to promoting one partner for life.



• 7/12/2001 A baby died, forgotten in a van and the public is horrified but many cannot see the similar horror of abortion.



• 9/13/2001 A Wake up Call For America To the Editor, Star Tribune, regarding the terrorist attacks.



• 11/27/2001 Child Magazine tried to bring in all varieties of experts to deal with the effect of September 11 on children, but forgot about the place of faith.



• 1/11/2002 A study of young black men in Hennepin County tried to discover the causes and cures of that group's well-known woes, but made major omissions.



• 1/18/2002 Thinking it humane, advice columnist Abby Van Buren discourages trying to change or even control behavior.


• 1/20/2002 by Bryan Olson (brother of Ross Olson) who differs with Minnesota Christian Chronicle Editor Doug Trouten who considers the Harry Potter phenomenon to be harmless.



• 3/17/2002 An op ed piece purporting to be from St. Olaf Professor Dean Malotky has all the earmarks of being a drunken prank pulled off by a creative writing sophomore. ;)
Printed in the Star Tribune.


• 3/20/2002 A Child Magazine published an article about giving children hope in the face of an uncertain world, and did it without mentioning God.



• 3/27/2002 The sexual abuse of children by priests is a terrible thing, but so is the defense of sexual abuse of children by gay activists.



• 4/20/2002 The birth of Israel was NOT a Jewish coup but an event ordered by the United Nations.



• 5/6/2002 Updated Motto: Ennobled by understanding?



• 6/17/2002 Soul-searching over cloning debate



• 7/11/2002 by Bryan Olson(Ross' brother)
  Did Jessie Ventura get it right when he considers separation of church and state to forbid declaring a day of prayer?



• 9/8/2002 by Bryan Olson
  Teacher Bryan Olson answers a Christian couple who belittle the concerns of those who consider the Harry Potter phenomenon to be a gateway to the occult for susceptible kids.



• 10/19/2002 Does the Bible really have no meaning?



• A Letter to Time by Ross Olson, Time Magazine dared show prenatal development in all its complexity, but implied that the early stages are less than human using Haeckel's discredited embryology.



• 5/01/03 by Ross Olson, Is it hypocritical for pro-lifers to approve of guns?



• 5/03/03 by Ross Olson, Why do DFLers consistently support the discredited Profile of Learning to the point of subterfuge in preventing its repeal?



• Intolerance? by Ross Olson, Is it really intolerant to oppose homosexual behavior?



• The Elephant In The Room by Ross Olson, Pediatric Annals published a study in which a 13 year old boy who is sexually active with males requests therapy to become a girl and a panel of experts does not comment on the obvious presence of child abuse.



• Resignation from AAP by Ross Olson, I can no longer in good conscience belong to an organization that is willing to put children at risk in order to maintain political correctness.



• Atheism Does Not Force Its Beliefs On Anyone? by Ross Olson, An atheist claims that atheism is not a religion and has no beliefs to force on anyone.



• Is Judge Moore defying the Constitution by posting the 10 Commandments? by Bryan Olson Printed in abridged form in the Star Tribune on 7/15/03.



• The Star Tribune still neglects to print the views of the founders on the place of the Bible and specifically the 10 Commandments in our form of government. by Bryan Olson



• Unnecessary Rxes?? by Ross Olson, Are kids being drugged unnecesarily for attention problems? (This letter was published in the Star Tribune 10/9/03)



• To Tell The Truth by Ross Olson, With stealth and snookery, conservative strategists are reshaping the debate over abortion rights? (Part of this letter was published in the Star Tribune 11/21/03)



• Are vouchers a too costly to consider? by Ross Olson Is the cost of vouchers a liability or are they possibly a money saving measure?



• Testimony Regarding Absolute Confidentiality For Teens Regarding Their Medical Care: Minnesota House Committee by Ross Olson The idea that teens need absolute confidentiality in their medical care sounds reasonable but has serious unintended consequences



• Testimony Regarding Absolute Confidentiality For Teens Regarding Their Medical Care: Minnesota Senate Committee by Ross Olson Proponents of confidentiality claim to have the same goals for the teens as the parents, but they are either deceived or deceiving regarding the plotters and schemers with a different agenda.



• Would Americans have accepted anti-terrorism tactics prior to 9-11? by Ross Olson Published in the Star Tribune



• Young boys, getting in touch with their outer beauty, are the new darlings of the health and beauty industry. by Ross Olson



• Would Ronald Reagan have favored killng babies for spare parts, even if it would have cured his Alzeimers? by Ross Olson



• Cheri Pierson Yecke has been criticised for telling the truth about America's founders' attitude towards religion. by Ross Olson



• Sudan genocide is Muslims on Christians but the Star Tribune does not report it. by Ross Olson



• Sudan genocide is clearly Muslims on Christians but the Star Tribune still does not report it. by Ross Olson



• The Star Tribune likes to report sexual abuse within religious communities but ignores it within mainstream gay lifestyles. by Ross Olson



• Bioethecist fails to see that getting a cure from embryonic stem cells is like killing for organ transplantation. by Ross Olson



• Fatherlessness is a major risk factor for children who become violent. Why is this fact hidden? by Ross Olson



• The Star Tribune seems to think that drugs can stop the AIDS epidemic. by Ross Olson



• Family Circle Magazine tries to figure out why junior high students think oral sex is not really sex. It is because their teachers told them so. by Ross Olson



• A teacher thinks America would have been better off without the Civil War. She further thinks that evangelicals would have all fled to the Confederacy. by Ross Olson



• Senator Kerry made a peace gesture in his concession. He would do his party and the coutry a valuable service by trying to understand the moral issues that tipped the campaign and by communicating them to his party. by Ross Olson



• Smithsonian marvels at an advanced culture that performs human sacrifice. by Ross Olson



• Adult stem cells have produced success, yet embryonic stem cells get all the attention because their use dovetails with the goals of abortion advocates. by Ross Olson



• Some people seem to think that PBS is too conservative!!. by Ross Olson



• It is evil intelligence that suppresses the truth about the design in life that cannot be accounted for by any natural process. Why would anyone want to do that? by Ross Olson



• Does green growing things in the back of your refrigerator prove spontaneous generation? by Ross Olson



• Teaching Intelligent Design is portrayed as anti-intellectual when the truth is the exact opposite. by Ross Olson



• National Geographic's story on AIDS in Africa avoids the issue of promiscuity and instead implies that hope lies in openness and medication. by Ross Olson



• Was Ben Franklin a New Ager? by Ross Olson This letter was published in the 10/31/05 Star Tribune.



• One of the major tolls of pregnancy is the stress of an emotional attachment? by Ross Olson



• The secret to the success of Minnesota Teen Challenge in treating adolescent and adult addiction is the challenge to commit your life to Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord. Why won't the Star Tribune print that? by Ross Olson



• The Kensington Runestone is undergoing academic rehabilitation after knee jerk rejection in the past. It leads to very interesting conclusions about the ice age. by Ross Olson



• TV sitcom, "Will and Grace," is praised for leaving a "deliciously dirty mark on the airwaves." by Ross Olson



• Why do the media rarely even hint at the two most important factors responsible for violent behavior in children? by Ross Olson



• An article on recovery from chemical dependency fails to mention the importance of the spiritual dimension, shown so dramatically by Minnesota Teen Challenge. by Ross Olson



• Dysfunctional Islam by Ross Olson Why do moderate Muslims not condemn the violence? Frankly, they, too have been terrorized.



• Misplaced Shame? by Ross Olson In discussing Sexually Transmitted Diseases with potential partners, shame, guilt and even responsibility are all shrugged off.



• Unacceptable Sexual Behavior by Ross Olson The condemnation of Representative Foley is hypocritical coming from those who defend 'gay rights'.



• Discriminating Used To Be A Positive Word by Ross Olson Lesbian Bonnie Bleskachek was made Fire Chief in Minneapolis in a show of tolerence but it was soon found that 'her romantic liasons influenced her handling of personnel matters.'



• Taking the oath of office on a Koran by Ross Olson Rep. Ellison's desire to take his oath of office on the Koran rather than the Bible brings out many confused opinions.



• The Real Jesus by Ross Olson Failure to find The Real Jesus is not an intellectual problem but due to hardness of the heart.



• Faith Based Rehabilitation by Ross Olson The most effective programs to rehabilitate prisoners are under attack by revisionist judges.



• Achievement Gap by Ross Olson There is a racial achievement gap and it relates most strongly to absence of a father in the home.



• Leave It To The Professionals by Ross Olson A 17 year old stabs her newborn over 30 times. If she had let an abortionist do it just before birth it would not be a crime or a tragedy, just a choice.



• Abstinence Education by Ross Olson The Star Tribune calls for defunding abstinence education because they think it makes no difference. Yet they promote comprehensive sex education that may make things worse and also costs money. (An edited version of this letter was published on 4/27/2007).



• Promoting Prostitution and Promiscuity by Ross Olson Strangely, liberals and feminists consider it pro-woman to ridicule those who oppose prostitution and promiscuity.



• Don't be a stranger... by Ross Olson Anti-Christians oppose evangelism of children. Are we becoming Saudi Arabia?



• How can it be pro-woman to oppose modesty? by Ross Olson Does modesty prevent women from fulfillment?



• Condom Award by Ross Olson
The University of Minnesota is recognized by Trojan as the number one University for promoting condoms. Is that really something to be proud about?


• Honest Reporting by Ross Olson
The Star Tribune puts a very different spin on poll results depending on their own opinion of the candidates.


• Intolerance Squared by Ross Olson
The gay movement is intolerant of anyone who illustrates that the impulses may not be innate, fixed and irresistible, and especially that in some cases they are related to sexual abuse.


• Democracy by Ross Olson
The Star Tribune rightly notes that elections do not make a democracy but falls short of recognizing the necessary Christian roots.


• Sexual Abuse: The rest of the story by Ross Olson
The Star Tribune fails to call attention to the fact that homosexuals are much more likely to abuse children and adolsecents than heterosexuals.


• "What being evangelical means to me" by Ross Olson
The former ELCA Presiding Bishop, Herbert Chilstrom, criticizes upper case Evangelicals for social action and unwittingly reveals that he is not even a lower case evangelical by tying his faith to rituals and good works.


• Boy Scouts by Ross Olson
The discussion of gay scoutmasts suffers from censorship of the crucial data.


• Alarming Solution by Ross Olson
One in four teenaged girls in America has a sexually transmitted disease, one in two if they are African American. The solution is not more of the training in condom use that has helped produce the tragic epidemic.


• Nuclear Terror by Ross Olson
If terrorists vaporized an American city, there would be more concerns than just tracking down the perpetrators.


• Mid life Suicide by Ross Olson
Star Tribune investigate mid life suicide but dares not touch the sacred cows of sexual liberation and abortion.


• Taking Responsibility by Ross Olson
The Dominic Jones rape case is about taking responsibility for our actions.
This letter was published by the Star Tribune April 11, 2008

• "It's Just A Game?" by Ross Olson
A reader defends Grand Theft Auto IV and claims that the realistic graphics make him really think about what he is doing and points to his happy marriage and well adjusted kids as proof of the endorsement.

• "Welcoming Schools" by Ross Olson
Under the guise of a program to fight bullying, children are being taught to question their parents' values and celebrate homosexuality.

• "Yoga" by Ross Olson
Yoga is promoted as a calming technique, ignoring the religious nature of it.

• "Comprehensive Sex Education" by Ross Olson
Proponents of comprehensive sex education are mostly deceived about the content and goals of the progams being used as well as the cause of the epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases.

• "Partisans" by Ross Olson
After blocking conservative justices for partisan reasons, it is hypocritical of Democrats to criticize hirings and firings for political reasons.

• "Lincoln vs Darwin" by Ross Olson
Newsweek compared the influence of Lincoln and Darwin but did not note the direction of their influence.

• "Partisans" by Ross Olson
Many pro-choice and right to die groups want to produce ethically compromised physicians.

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