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Posts published in January 2011

From the Couch: “American Idol”

When certain television shows start to taper off, directors and producers bring in new faces to revitalize a tired plot and a worn-out cast. However, “American Idol” is not just any tired television show. It quickly became the most popular show on television ten years…

Five Guys serves up tasty buys

When scouring an area for the best eats, foodies tend to look for expensive, high-profile eateries, obscure dives or mom-and-pop stops where everything on the menu is made fresh daily. Chain restaurants are ignored or overlooked, thought to be too generic, bland and mass-produced. What…

Hey baby, what’s your new sign?

From the time we were born, we have never been anything more than moderate to fair decision makers. Some of us turn to mentors for answers to life’s tough questions. Some trust the infallible assistance of Dr. Phil to guide them along destiny’s twisted path.…

Weak acting, poor direction get lost on “The Way Back”

When searching on RottenTomatoes.com, a new, unrecognizable release called “The Way Back” stood out. It looked interesting not only for its subject matter, but for the genuine mystery surrounding it and its nonexistent marketing. Seeing Peter Weir directed the film, the man behind “Dead Poet’s…

One-on-One: Should the Heat fire Erik Spoelstra?

Originally published December 3, 2010 Yes He’s there, looming like a dark shadow, watching every move you make and nodding in approval or disapproval. With slicked back hair and menacing stares that have crippled the baddest of bad boys, Pat Reilly is watching you, Erik…

It’s time to ask for forgiveness

Originally published November 19, 2010 This season may only be a little past the halfway mark but it’s time to atone for my sins. Dear Lord George Halas, I’m sorry for ever doubting you and the mighty mighty Chicago Bears. I’m sorry for doubting Jerry…

Braves suffer another major injury

Originally published December 3, 2010 Just hours before extending its losing skid on Tuesday, Bradley announced the loss of another key player to health issues this season. Joining junior Taylor Brown on the bench will be senior Sam Maniscalco, who will sit out the season…

Women’s basketball struggles in tournament

Originally published December 3, 2010 Three games into their four-game road trip, the Braves find themselves with a 3-3 record after an 82-59 drubbing from University of Arizona on Saturday at the Cancun Thanksgiving Classic. With a total of 27 turnovers, the Braves could never…

Friday’s Flavor: Counting calories? Look at your drinks

Originally published December 3, 2010 You might want to sit down for this. What do a Starbucks White Chocolate Mocha, a Big Gulp soda, and a Dunkin Donut Vanilla Bean Coolatta all have in common? They are all over 400 calories – the calorie equivalent…

Passages of civil unions a milestone for Illinois

Originally published December 3, 2010 A mere month ago, it seemed like something like this would never happen. A mere month ago, it seemed as if the gay community seemed to be in a dire situation. A mere month ago, we were wondering how we…

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