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Crossfade starts over (Herald & Review)
Crossfade may have had a debut CD that sold 1.2 million copies and a single, Cold, that became the most played rock song of 2004.
Adam Mertz: Has women's hockey finally 'made it' at Wisconsin? (The Capital T...
On a similar stage a year ago, Jinelle Zaugg, emboldened by the nectar of a national title, boldly pronounced Wisconsin the New State of Hockey. It was a not-so-subtle dagger aimed westward at the good people of Minnesota.
From CQ Weekly: Public Financing: Rebirth or Irrelevance (CQPolitics.com via ...
When Hillary Rodham Clinton?s presidential campaign announced in January that it would forgo public funding for the primaries ? and very possibly for the general election if she won the nomination ? the whole post-Watergate system for controlling the cost of presidential races moved a big step closer to collapse.
Weekend Hotlist (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
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Surfers Dive into Science - They're Testing the Water Quality in Winter (RedN...
By Richard Salit; Journal Staff Writer NEWPORT - The sun, a pale ghost of itself, struggles to climb above the horizon. The temperature hovers slightly above zero, and the wind whips mercilessly out of the northwest.
Surfers dive into science (The Providence Journal)
The storms that produce great surfing waves can also cause pollution levels to rise. So volunteer surfers, such as Ben Swanson, are sampling the water to test the quality.
Surfers dive into science (The Providence Journal)
NEWPORT ? The sun, a pale ghost of itself, struggles to climb above the horizon. The temperature hovers slightly above zero, and the wind whips mercilessly out of the northwest. Sea smoke, which materializes only on the coldest days of the year, blows across the water in wind-driven wisps.
Coral Egan: In the Key of C (All About Jazz)
I could feel the vibes, the excitement in her voice. She was in the studio, in the throes of creation, and I felt the last thing on her mind was indulging an interview.
NHS selects new West Carroll members (The Prairie Advocate)
Twenty-four students from West Carroll High School were selected for membership in the National Honor Society. These students are considered "active" members in the West Carroll High School Chapter.
The Wrecking Crew (American Heritage)
Was Hal Blaine one of your favorite musicians back in the 1960s? How about Larry Knechtel? Carol Kaye? Oh yes they were.