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A season on the brink

Sterile homefront undercuts 'Soldiers'

DVD a must-have for any 'Jay and Silent Bob' fan

Old favorites never die

'Snooping' Snoop just doesn't work

Elvis isn't dead, he's just reissued

Survival tips for convicts

Have you had your 15 minutes?

Hartnett not a jerk-off after all

'80s throwback fails to impress

Music for a non-sucky spring break

Disc Golf

Lyrics are still the best part music

'Final Four' drops out in first round

This album won't be fading away

Nothing better than Broadway

"They say the neon lights are bright on Broadway. They say there's always magic in the air." -- "Broadway" from Smokey Joe's Cafe As spring break draws near and my plans for visiting New York City loom in front of me, I can't help but breathe a sigh of anticipation.

Cafe Django a delight

Café Django restaurant is really one of a kind. Named after a Belgian gypsy guitarist named Django Reinhard whose life was guided by his persistence and amazing spirit, the restaurant is true to the musical background from which it gets its name.

Bush imposes tariffs to help ailing U.S. industry

WASHINGTON -- President Bush on Tuesday slapped punishing tariffs of eight to 30 percent on several types of imported steel in an effort to aid the ailing U.S. industry, drawing criticism from American allies and mixed reviews in Congress.

Are celebrities paid too much?

In a society where Alex Rodriguez makes $25 million per year and Jim Carrey makes $20 million per movie, it appears that high-profile celebrities make far too much money.

Papers put off for Internet

At 2:30 a.m. Sunday, I sat at my computer trying hopelessly to finish a paper. While I hammered away on Microsoft Word, I wanted to kick myself for waiting until the last minute. As I tried to keep my eyes open, I read over my paper, and much to my dismay, realized that it sounded like my six-year-old cousin had written it.