Second  of 96th Legislature Session Begins  (1/7/00)

1999 Session in Review (1/11/00)

Fiscal Impact of Bill Hints at Government Savings  (2/18/00)

The Coach and Congress  (2/4/00)

Rural Opportunities Needed  (3/3/00)

Rationalizations Won’t Fit as Pro Life-UNMC Fetal Tissue  (3/13/00)

Progression from Concern to Public Policy-Nebraska's Meatpacking Industry  (3/31/00)

Legislature Adjourns  (4/14/00)

FCC Rumor Is Just That  (5/12/00)

Chinese Trade Status and Human Rights (5/26/00)

Faithful Citizenship in the Millennium Year (6/9/00)

Same Sex Marriage Petition Drive and Bishops' Statement (6/30/00)

U.S. Supreme Court Rulings Affect Education and Partial Birth Abortion (7/7/00)

USCC Sets Example for Political Responsibility/ also: In Support of Marriage  (7/21/00)

Death Penalty Study and Same-Sex Marriage Petition (8/4/00)

Education Expense Tax Relief (8/18/00)

Voter Registration and a Catholic Call to Faithful Citizenship (9/1/00)

Classic Comment, Lawsuits and Pronouns  (9/15/00)

Defense of Marriage Act (9/29/00)

Election Day Proposals and Initiatives (10/27/00)

Church Responds to Rural Life Crisis  (11/10/00)

Election Benefactors and Other Results (11/24/00)

Nebraska Amendments, Etc.  (12/15/00)

Election Ramifications and Other Reflections (12/22/00)

New Legislative Session Opens (1/5/01)

Public Policy Ideas Abound (1/19/01)

Death Penalty / Private School Exclusions in LB 745 & 799 (2/2/01)

Tracking Legislative Bills (2/16/01)

Nebraska Legislature Seeks to Mandate Contraception Coverage (3/2/01)

At Legislative Half-way Point, Priority Bills Chosen (3/16/01)

LB 462 - Fetal Tissue Ban to Be Debated (3/30/01)

Legislative Bill Recap Two-Thirds of the Way Through Session (4/13/01)

Legislature Tackles Budget Process (4/27/01)

97th Nebraska Legislature to Finish on Schedule (5/25/01)

Assessing the Impact of the 97th Nebraska Legislature (6/8/01)

Trailblazing Education Legislation to Assist Parents and Schools (6/22/01)

A Look Back at Some Bills of Interest (7/6/01)

Death Penalty Study, ESA's and Ag Meeting (7/27/01)

New Farm Bill Due:  Ag Policy Tremendously Significant (8/10/01)

Death Penalty Study (8/17/01)

Values for Rural America's Future (9/7/01)

Regents’ Decision On Stem Cell Research Has Been Writing on the Wall (9/14/01)

Seeking to Understand and Explain the Attacks on America (9/28/01)

Nebraska Supreme Court Case Will Affect Marriage, Families and Children (10/12/01)

Legislative Session Won't Be Special (10/26/01)

Special Session Over--Budget Cuts Not (11/9/01)

Gambling Expansion is Dubious (11/23/01)

Senator Chambers' Favorite Target (12/7/01)

Mullens Were Prominent Catholic Nebraskans (12/21/01)

New Year, New Session Set to Begin (1/04/02)

Fetal Homicide Bill Under Debate (1/18/02)

Legislative Bills Worth Watching (2/1/02)

LB 1264 Would Establish State Newcomer Policy (2/15/02)

Perseverance Helps Fetal Homicide Bill Become Law (3/1/02)

End of Legislative Session Will Be Bumpy (3/15/02)

Special Session?! (3/29/02)

LB 952, Access to Adoption Records (4/12/02)

Legislative Session Ends (4/26/02)

Election Day, Go to the Polls (5/10/02)

Petitions, Rating the Farm Bill and a Quiz (5/24/02)

Legislative Special Session in the Works? (6/7/02)

Congress Eyes Minimum Wage, Welfare Reform (6/21/02)

Speaker Missing for Special Session, Death Penalty (7/5/02)

Supreme Court Rules on Voucher (7/19/02)

Cut Legislators Some Slack (8/16/02)

Looks Like Summer is Over (8/30/02)

School Option Enrollment Program Challenged (9/13/02)

Bet on Gambling (9/27/02)

General Election Candidate Surveys (10/11/02)

Special Session-Death Penalty (10/25/02)

Election Issues (11/8/02)

Special Session Results-Death Penalty (11/22/02)

Initiative 300-Protecting the Family Farm for 20 Years (12/6/02)

Legislature’s New Session Will Be Busy (1/2/04)

Budget Woes Top the List of Worries for Legislature (1/16/03)

Senators Take Their Duties as Elected Officials Seriously (1/30/04)

Legislative Session at Halfway Point (2/13/04)

Conference Takes Position on Bills (2/27/04)

A Tax is a Tax (3/5/04)

Problematic State Budget Focus of Session End (3/12/04)

Budget Woes and Mental Health Reform Focus of Final Days (3/19/04)

I-300 Important Public Policy (4/2/04)

Bill Victim of Shabby Treatment (4/16/04)

Salute to Departing Legislators (5/7/04)

Abundance of Litigation Lies Ahead (5/21/04)

No Hunger for Legislators (6/4/04)

Call to Return to Basic Moral Principles (6/18/04)

Time to Support Federal Marriage Amendment (7/2/04)

Catching Up on Random Items (8/13/04)

Watch for Another NCC Candidate Survey (8/27/04)

Registration and Voting Processes Are Easy (9/24/04)

Voter Candidate Survey (10/15/04)

Persevere, It Will Soon Be Over (10/22/04)