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By Sarah McCarthy It’s easy to have low expectations for a band that hasn’t released a well-received album since its first two in the early…

By Katy Newton Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Yep, that movie that begins with some skinny chick in a little black dress eating a danish in front…

By Nicole Hakimi The winner of an astounding 13 Emmys and four Golden Globes, Mad Men follows life in the 1960s at Sterling Cooper, a…

A note on society’s huge messes By Shaun Poust Cleanup is on the agenda. We need to clean up the air; it’s full of pollution.…

Sarah Palin claims she is a “Conservative Feminist” By Connie Honeycutt Women used to run from it, deny it, fear its wrath, and yet recently…

Making sense of the financial disaster and how we’re fixing it By Christine Loman Economists say it is a story as old as the economy…

Cutting, pasting and whiting out the Bible to fit your worldview By Gena Mangiaratti Last summer, following years of questioning the Evangelical Lutheran Church in…

The magic behind repairing politicians’ public image By Meagan McGinnes Politicians are placed on a pedestal of morals, ethics, values and patriotism. Because of the…

Why meds alone won’t ever clean up mental illness By Megan Devlin Many refuse to acknowledge the pervasion of mental health disorders in society, especially…

By Amy Obarski Breaking away from her usual finger-style slap guitar, Kaki King delivers a tour de force of intense, musical elements in her fifth,…