Columns – Page 10

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MIKE RUBINO, HILL RAISER Going the distance with your ID card

As an incoming freshman, emerging from the comforting womb of high school, you are given one task that will prove

“The Holy Mountain” (1973) by Alexandra Jodorowsky is a surreal montage of a Christ-figure, exploding Mayan pyramid and the 70s

Movies teach us about all sorts of wonderful things: villains don’tknow how to shoot, cars only run out of gas

Before the addition of the latest sidewalk/crosswalk combo in the infamous A-Lot, the dangers of walking on campus were numbered.

There’s a lot of talk about the pace of life. Rhythm, harmony, tapping your feet to the un-orchestrated beat. Near

After World War II, when scads of national defense and government spy organizations were being formed, a service was created

I was half tempted not to write this article. Not because I don’tlike my column, not because of some threat

On March 23, 2006 I attended the etiquette dinner hosted by CareerWorks. It gave students a chance to sit with

Planning to go to bed early because you have to get up at seven in the morning is like telling