Month: December 2000

To add to the realness of this debate, Hanukkah Harry adds some Yiddish terms, pronounces words and speaks in a heavy Eastern European accent. Santa and the Easter Bunny speak plain old English! You have

One of the only places for commuter students to eat, converse and study will be gone next week. Crossroads, in the SAC, will officially close on Dec. 20 at 3 p.m. as part of the

Conflicts between Israelis and Palestinians have become common place in the media. If there isn’t fighting between the two then they are attempting to work out problems. Recent tensions have prompted the Israeli Consulate in

There was something rather creepy about the way Brett Scallions of Fuel announced to the First Union Center, “Tonight we’re celebrating the death of one of rock’s greatest songwriters, John Lennon.” Celebrating? Isn’t that a

The shopping malls are filled with children screaming for toys, disgruntled parents looking for the closest possible exit and mall employees wishing everybody would die … or at least leave their store. Mothers are trampling

In several days we will all be enjoying our month-long winter vacation, and I’m sure we’re all thankful for this much-needed break. This article deals with 10 things that most of us could probably do