Archive for September, 2011

• 1September 14, 2011

  Football & September 11, by Rosicky Jones

  Column: How did we successfully destroy Iraq for their non-involvement in the attacks of September 11th?  Football, that’s how.  God...

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• 8September 13, 2011

  Logic, Religion, And Leroy, by Paul Shirley

  When the topic of religion comes up, most people dance their way out of a potential discussion more deftly than...

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• 0September 12, 2011

  Stereotypes: At The Bar, by Nicole Boquette

  When you’re a blonde girl drinking in a bar, it is almost inevitable that you’re going to get hit on....

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• 1September 12, 2011

  The Typical Howard Stern Conversation, by Tom Dinard

  So, what do you do for fun? Oh, not much. I read a lot. I write. I like a lot...

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• 2September 9, 2011

  Miller Lite And Making Out: Life Lessons For Drunken Love, by Phil Testa

  It was a typical day in Utah. Work at the Sundance Film Festival had been crazy as usual and my...

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• 20September 7, 2011

  Jobs For Everyone!, by Paul Shirley

  A few days ago, while in the midst of my 137th existential crisis related to the weird transition period I’m...

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• 0September 6, 2011

  My Drug, by Nicole Boquette

  Live music is a drug to me. I anxiously await concerts by bands I love like a junkie awaits his...

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• 0September 5, 2011

  My Towers, by Tom Dinard

  I’d wander while my mother worked. She was preoccupied enough to allow a curious, book-obsessed fifth-grader to romp through the...

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• 0September 2, 2011

  The Intelligent Woman’s Guide To NCAA Football, by D. Johannes Bayer

    EDITORS NOTE: Due to the advent of the college football season, we thought we would take your minds off...

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• 0September 2, 2011

  How Did I Get Here?, by Nicole Boquette

  Every morning, the sunlight streaming in my window wakes me up. And every morning, I think the same thing: Great, another...

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